The Way of Basketball: Never Talk Shit to Him!

Damn it!

Kevin Durant quickly pursued, but Su Wan's speed was even faster, and he expertly blocked Durant behind him before leaping high.

"Bang!"

Slam Dunk successful!

"Ha ha ha ha~"

Kevin Durant gasped for air, watching Su Wan return to defense from his side.

"If that's all you've got, you won't even taste Scarlett's bathwater!"

As Su Wan passed by, delivering that trash talk, Kevin Durant felt his face burn with embarrassment.

Very humiliating!

It was like Su Wan had smeared crap on his face.

He was desperate to regain his ground.

But the confrontation with Su Wan just now left him with lingering fear.

This round, he didn't go for the ball right away but chose to stand on the wing, waiting for the opportunity to make a "double change direction" run, and then as soon as he got rid of Su Wan, catch the ball...

No way!

Hold on a second!

Russell!

He was thinking of waiting for the right moment, but Westbrook, seeing him not coming for the ball, shifted his gaze to the basket and couldn't look away...

Still went for a strong drive!

In this round, Tyson Chandler stood just outside the reasonable collision zone in time.

Unexpectedly, Westbrook, at high speed, moved sideways a step and accurately found Perkins.

"Slap!"

All right then!

That wasn't a good passing choice.

Tyson Chandler turned around and slapped Perkins' shot down, successfully securing the ball.

Dior wanted to catch the ball immediately but Ibaka got between them, successfully buying time for the Thunder Team's retreat defense.

Su Wan simply picked up the ball directly in the backcourt.

Seferosa waited for him to cross half court, but Su Wan waved him away and then taunted Kevin Durant: "Come on, Kevin, stand out like a man, that's the only way you might get to drink the bathwater!"

This time his voice was loud, and the audience on the sidelines laughed.

Scarlett just rolled her eyes.

You're such a piece of shit!

Kevin Durant couldn't stand this kind of "trash talk" the most, gesturing to Seferosa to move aside, and then stood in front of Su Wan.

The reporters at the scene snapped photos one after another.

Compared to Su Wan defending Kevin Durant, it was more interesting to see Kevin Durant defending Su Wan, with a taste of the "bathwater battle" and "challenge to the throne."

Su Wan didn't make any unnecessary movements, directly going for a strong drive, using his non-ball hand to lean against Kevin Durant, and as their bodies clashed, he fiercely elbowed Durant in the chest.

Durant winced in pain but didn't lose his position, holding on till the end, while Su Wan leapt in the air and passed the ball to Tyson Chandler beside him.

"Boom!"

Kevin Durant jumped twice, successfully causing a distraction.

Should be looking cool, right?

Kevin Durant couldn't help but feel pleased at the thought of Scarlett watching his "1 vs 2" impressive move...

"Bang!"

Still in mid-air, Kevin Durant heard the sound of the rim shattering, causing him to shrink his neck involuntarily.

Then he felt a force from behind, causing him to stumble out of bounds upon landing.

The audience stood erupted like an explosion, cheers deafening.

Kevin Durant turned around, just in time to see Su Wan releasing his hands from the rim and landing.

If he looked at the big screen, he would see...

The big screen was replaying the offense of this round, showing that when Tyson Chandler took the shot, Su Wan had already gathered to jump.

So as soon as the ball bounced off the rim, he caught it and executed a "two-handed dunk" straight away.

While also riding on Kevin Durant's back.

The force Durant felt came from that.

The cheers in the arena grew louder.

Because everyone now understood what Su Wan did to Kevin Durant.

Amid the excited cheers, Broster called a timeout.

No choice, the Thunder Team hadn't scored a single point yet, and if they didn't call a timeout, the opening game might collapse.

As the "Youth Army" making it to the finals for the first time, the Thunder Team was in a very unstable state.

As the coach of this "Youth Army", Brooks also knew it was a major challenge for the team!

However, he suddenly noticed a problem:

Kevin Durant seemed to be panting much harder than usual.

Could it be...

He recalled what the New York Knicks did to Kevin Durant on both offense and defense just now...

Meanwhile, Mike Malone, tapping the strategy board, excitedly said, "Good, good, keep defending like this, keep giving Kevin Durant confrontation, wear him down, don't let him rest on the court!"