Tang Qian really tried his best, or you could say that he tried his best to suck the milk, and that's fine.

But what's the use of letting your veins bulge and your face turn red and pale?

The basketball court is a place where strength speaks for itself.

The rebound was snatched away by "Dashuai Zhang" again. He did not attack and passed the ball to Elgin Baylor on the outside. Baylor did not miss again this time. Facing the defender Ray Allen, he made a sudden stop and shot.

Enter!

20 points! With only 6 minutes and 59 seconds left in the fourth quarter, the legendary Lakers widened the score difference to 20 points!

This is really a thing that has greatly damaged the morale of the Tang Qian team. In an instant, No. 29 felt that his teammates on the field had lost most of their energy. Not to mention them, how could he be the same?

Lakers No. 13 was like a giant spirit god at the moment, standing in front of him, leaving Tang Qian unable to do anything.

Not to mention suppression, there is no qualification to compete.

This is a huge difference in magnitude.

With morale further depressed, Tang Qian's team took action. Chamberlain once again protected the rebound and the legendary Lakers attacked.

There is no need to conserve your physical reserves in a game in this tower. As long as you can win, these legendary stars will not hold anything back. They will even sprinkle salt on you when you are certain to lose.

Completely devastated.

Otherwise, how do you think those exaggerated score differences came about?

This is not the real world, but there is no need to worry about "face", and there will be no bad situation like Madison Square Garden. Even Tang Qian believed that if he dared to do something, the "different space" might let these people

Directly increase your power and beat yourself up.

Of course, this kind of thing went against the spirit of sports and was too risky, so Tang Qian never considered it at all.

Because the score behind has entered the 20-point mark, the defensive concentration of the Tang Qian team's players has dropped significantly, which makes it simple and easy for the legendary Lakers to score and take shots. But this ball is very lucky, "Magic"

"Teacher" did not invest in it.

But there was no frustration or nervousness on the face of the legendary Laker. Instead, Laker No. 32 said loudly after missing the shot: "Hey, Wilt, I added another one to your technical statistics column. You have to thank me."

Me." This was contempt, but also pride. They had begun to regard victory as something in their pocket, and treated Tang Qian's team as a horse without hoofs, suppressing them wantonly.

"Okay, I have no problem." Chamberlain replied casually, then bent his knees slightly to get the offensive rebound.

His rebounding position seems to be impeccable, and there is no flaw that can be attacked.

The only two true rebounders in NBA history, besides Russell, is Chamberlain.

This is still an older version of Chamberlain. In fact, when he went to the Lakers, he was already 32 to 33 years old. Even under current medical conditions, he has reached the end of his career. But his rebounding is still the same.

He is fierce, as if as long as he is still playing in this league, being the rebounding leader will have nothing to do with him.

No. 13 of the Lakers is so strong, and it will be the same when he gets older.

No one shouted "Rebound" for this ball, because no one thought there would be any changes.

Under Wilt Chamberlain's strength, no matter how hard Tang Qian tried, it was of no use.

The gap is the gap.

The members of Tang Qian's team also began to "see" this clearly.

Tang Qian was working hard. He tried many times, but he couldn't successfully reverse the position. He couldn't break through even half of his position. The number 13 in front of him was like having eyes on his back. No matter how hard he pushed, he couldn't move at all.

Just like mountains.

So... it still doesn't work?

Tang Qian's movements began to slow down. This was a sign that his physical fitness was completely red. Because the inside line was competing for position and rebounding each other, it was very energy-consuming. Tang Qian had been a poor person until now.

A big "miracle". No kidding, you and O'Neal, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Chamberlain take turns facing each other inside, and try to defend in a continuous manner. Who can handle the modern inside line? Not to mention modern times, the four major centers came in the 1990s.

I'm afraid it's too much, so let's cross the river with the Clay Bodhisattva.

Seeing the basketball starting to fall from the highest point, Tang Qian closed his eyes helplessly.

It’s really not that I don’t work hard, or that my opponent is too powerful.

So losing is not unusual or strange, right?

I feel my conscience and I can have a clear conscience, right?

Right? Right? Right?

Yes...yes to your sister!!!

"Rage" is gone, don't I have any other options? Is there? Is there? Yes!

I can rely on myself!

Rely on yourself? How? Just rely on it! Explode! If it doesn’t work, then explode! If it doesn’t work, then “The.Zone”!

Perhaps Tang Qian himself didn't realize that the so-called Chamberlain's physical potential package had other hidden attributes.

For example, the effect of being the king of track and field off the court.

For another example... in a life-and-death battle, it is easier to inspire "The.Zone" and become "Super God"!

Because Chamberlain himself is a master in fighting life and death battles. To use a favorite quotation of the data gang:

Data never lies!

He averaged 31.1 points in the battle of life and death, third in history, second only to Jordan and James, and the only insider among the top five. He also averaged more than 20 rebounds and nearly 10 blocks per game, etc... This kind of data can only be achieved

One way to put it is, well, life and death are a matter of tension.

But of course, you can also say that this was Tang Qian's own efforts and inspiration. Anyway, "Alien Space" did not provide clear data and text. Whatever you think, that is what it is.

Tang Qian began to explode, entering "The.Zone" in one breath and then reaching the top, stepping into "Super God".

Whenever he was in a life-and-death battle, he could always explode more easily than usual. This was something Tang Qian didn't pay much attention to.

Of course, in this situation, he didn't have time to desert and look around.

A high degree of mental concentration is originally a necessary condition for an explosive state, let alone a "super god".

But this was not enough. The No. 13 in front of him still looked so indestructible.

Tang Qian's blocking movements began to intensify, and the amplitude began to become larger, which made Chamberlain a little moved, but he did not think that the Dongfang center behind him could make any waves. It was just a trapped beast still fighting, struggling to the death, this kind of scene

, which is not uncommon.

I can!

I can!

Just a little bit closer!

Just a little bit closer!!!

Finally, under the heavy pressure of the matchup, Tang Qian practiced the rebounding crystal brick, which he had not broken through all off season, and wavered.

That layer of film was finally broken open.

From eight crystal bricks to eight and a half!

Not only that, but also the physical strength crystal bricks that broke through together, from the original 6 bricks to 6 and a half bricks!

All of a sudden, Tang Qian felt that he was a lot more energetic.

Is this enough???

Tang Qian was like a faucet that turned on a water valve tonight, roaring, and all the energy and blood in his body surged.

Restless.

tumbling.

He felt that he still had room to improve his condition. In this case...

What are you waiting for??? Come again!!!

Explode again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tang Qian's "super-god state" has reached a new level. This is something he has never done before.

Finally, after multiple breakthroughs, the tall figure No. 13 in front of him still showed his flaws.

Defensive rebounds are much easier to fight for than offensive rebounds. Tang Qianqian squeezed in at the last moment, then took off at the same time as Lakers No. 13, and at the same time reached out and raised his arm to touch the orange basketball.

Bang~

What? This kid!!!

Tang Qian's hand caught the basketball first.

This was the first time that he defeated Wilt Chamberlain in rebounding. Although it was only a defensive rebound, it was still a signal.

He is no longer at the mercy of others and being slaughtered!!!

He has the ability to compete head-to-head with Lakers No. 13, the NBA rebounding guru!!!

"This, this, good job!!!!!!!" Jerry Sloan looked on from the audience and was stunned for a while before shouting loudly.

The Tang Qian team attacked, McGrady missed a shot, and Chamberlain went to protect the rebound, but...he was one step ahead!
To be continued...