mtl008 460 Breaking a boulder on his chest?
460 Breaking a boulder on his chest?
After receiving the ball, Su Hao turned around, easily fooling Diop, and then jumped to prepare for a dunk.
Just then, Carroll jumped up from behind, trying to block Su Hao's shot.
But Su Hao did not stop his offensive.
The two collided in mid-air.
Carroll was knocked off the baseline by Su Hao's powerful impact.
Su Hao then successfully dunked the ball into the basket.
The crowd erupted in cheers and applause. The Bobcats players looked somewhat dejected, while the Clippers players high-fived each other in celebration.
Carol, who had just been knocked to the ground by Su Hao during the attack, sat on the floor clutching her chest and refused to get up for a long time.
He looked like he was in a lot of pain.
Maggette and Augustine tried to pull him up from the ground, but he waved his hands repeatedly, indicating that he wanted to rest.
The Clippers didn't take advantage of the situation. Su Hao proactively requested a timeout from the referee and went up to Carroll to ask, "Hey! Bro, are you alright?"
Carol glanced up at Su Hao in front of her, her expression slightly pained, and replied, "Goodness, your bump on my chest feels like a boulder being smashed! It hurts terribly!"
Upon hearing this, the referee and the Bobcats' head coach on the sidelines immediately called for the team doctor.
Su Hao apologized to Carol.
Actually, Su Hao can't be blamed for this.
Facing Su Hao, who possesses extraordinary strength, Carol actually wanted to stop his attack from the air, which was somewhat overestimating her abilities.
Fortunately, after an examination by the team doctor, there was nothing seriously wrong.
With just a short rest, he should be able to return to the game.
"That Carroll actually tried to block Su Hao's dunk under the basket! Did he get his head caught in a door? Now look what happened, he's injured! He's really brainless! Just let him dunk, why did he have to try to be a hero and stop him? He's asking for trouble!" Yang Yi said with a laugh.
"We should have let that ball go. Su Hao had already jumped, and given the huge difference in their size and strength, this result isn't surprising. Hopefully, next time Su Hao dunks, no smaller players will try to show off!" Su Qun said.
"Shouldn't the Bobcats be tanking? Why do these players look so eager to play well tonight? They even dared to block Su Hao! Do they really want to challenge the Clippers and add some difficulty to the game? I think it's a good idea!" Coach Zhang laughed.
After a brief pause, Carroll returned to the bench to rest.
A substitute player enters the game, and the timeout ends.
The game continues.
Maggette passes the ball to Walker.
After receiving the ball, the latter faced Gordon's lead defense and used a series of crossover dribbles and changes of direction to try to get rid of his defense.
After several attempts, they were unable to shake off Gordon, and finally Diop, the center, stepped up to set a screen for him.
He then temporarily shook off Gordon's defense and drove toward the basket.
Does he intend to challenge Su Hao's defense under the basket this time?
Under everyone's watchful eyes, Walker actually charged towards the basket.
With more than two steps away from the basket, Walker pulled up and launched a jump shot.
He wanted to score over Su Hao, who was defending him.
They were truly fearless, daring to make a move when they were only two steps away from Su Hao.
Just when he thought the ball would go over Su Hao and complete the shot.
Something unexpected happened to him.
When the basketball reached Su Hao's head, he easily grabbed it.
As can be seen from the live broadcast, Su Hao didn't jump at all during this defensive play.
He simply tiptoed and stretched out his arm to intercept the basketball from mid-air.
He then quickly passed the ball to Rasul Butler outside the three-point line.
The latter dribbled the ball all the way, and just when everyone thought he was going to finish the fast break himself.
Another unexpected incident occurred. Just as he was about to reach the basket, Rasul Butler didn't jump. Instead, he slammed the ball hard against the backboard.
This wasn't a shooting motion; it was more like an attempt to set up an alley-oop for a teammate.
But who will dunk on this ball?
The scene shifts, and Su Hao bursts out from behind, leaping into the air a step away from the free-throw line.
He caught the basketball in mid-air with one hand and ended the attack with a powerful dunk.
The basketball hoop wobbled under Su Hao's powerful force.
Given the strength of the basketball hoops in an NBA game, it's difficult for them to sway under normal force.
However, every time Su Hao made a powerful dunk, the rim would shake.
The Bobcats' repeated rim-breaking made them realize that even if they wanted to take the game seriously, they had absolutely no chance of winning.
Su Hao alone is already terrifying to this extent.
None of their players could stop their offensive onslaught.
After scoring, Su Hao celebrated by giving Rasul Butler a high-five.
Rasul Butler is not greedy for credit; he is still very willing to do the work for Su Hao.
Since Su Hao joined the Clippers, alley-oops have become an essential part of every game.
This is one of the reasons why fans love watching their games.
Maggette passed the ball to Walker again.
The latter dribbled the ball to the three-point line without making any unnecessary moves.
He unleashed a powerful three-pointer from the top of the arc, right over Curry's defense.
To Curry's surprise, this unfamiliar face dared to attempt a three-pointer right in front of him.
The basketball went over Curry's head and actually fell into the basket.
Walker smiled slightly as he sank the three-pointer.
He seemed somewhat satisfied with his performance.
He simply didn't dare to break through to the paint or challenge Su Hao's defense again.
Because he had clearly realized that Su Hao's defensive ability was so strong that it was incomparable to those big, clumsy guys from other teams.
Just then, Walker's three-pointer was like a ray of light in the darkness, instantly igniting the Bobcats' fighting spirit.
The atmosphere on the field immediately became enthusiastic, and the audience cheered and jumped for joy.
David Lee quickly inbounded the ball, which was passed to Gordon like lightning.
Gordon dribbled the ball back and forth beyond the three-point line, trying to find the best passing opportunity.
However, Su Hao was already ready to receive the ball under the basket, but Gordon failed to get rid of Maggette's defense.
In a crucial moment, Augustin double-teamed Gordon. In the ensuing scramble, Gordon threw the ball with all his might toward the basket. However, due to excessive force, the ball may have flown over the rim and landed directly on the bench behind him.
Just as everyone was in astonishment, a miracle occurred.
Su Hao, positioned under the basket, leaped high into the air like a cheetah, his feet leaving the ground.
His body traced a graceful arc in the air, surpassing the height of the backboard, and he gripped the basketball tightly with one hand.