Ben Wallace wanted to kill Su Xi.
But Su Xi remained unfazed, moving with casual confidence.
Billups stood before him, treating him like a formidable opponent. He no longer dared to look at Su Xi as just some unremarkable rookie. He applied defensive pressure with his full concentration, which made Su Xi very happy.
Billups's defense was his whetstone, perfect for improving his integration with his 'Super Low Center of Gravity Rhythm' talent.
He probed slowly, patiently searching for an opening. The moment he found a sliver of space, he suddenly shot out a jab step.
Joe Dumars watched from the sideline, his heart pounding. He cursed inwardly, 'Damn it, he's carrying on the Pistons' legacy himself! Weren't they saying he just plays with his body? Weren't they saying he's just a smaller, poor man's version of James with worse vision and passing?'
This time, Su Xi didn't just use skill; he also leveraged his physical strength.
