In May, driven by Nike's momentum...
The New York Times columnist Ira Borko conducted a special interview with Qin Yue at the basketball training gym at Wake Forest University.
At this time, Qin Yue had just completed the first phase of training content devised by Grover.
In appearance, Borko noticed that compared to the March Madness, now Qin Yue not only looked more handsome and upright, but also his eight evenly symmetrical abs hidden under his training jersey proved just how hard this Eastern raptor had trained after the March Madness ended this year.
Before the interview began, Borko specifically reached out to Grover to learn about Qin Yue's training situation.
As a Pulitzer Prize winner, Borko knew very well that if he wanted to increase the credibility of the report, he must gather information from multiple aspects and not rely on just one opinion.
