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Chapter 180 The "Roaring Celestial Venerable" is asleep and remains silent all night!

Was there something wrong with Rondo's performance?!

No.

He tricked David Lee into revealing his bank card PIN.

Su Hao almost blurted out the last four digits of his bath card.

He not only played well, but he played exceptionally well. However... Su Hao's talent was overflowing, so even if he was tricked or deceived, he was still vulnerable.

It can still be tracked and defended.

There's no way around it.

It felt like three people were ganging up on Jordan in mid-air, but Jordan could still pull off three consecutive layups and still put the ball in the basket.

Talent suppression.

There is no solution.

Rondo refused to believe it and tried several more times in the following minutes to get away with Su Hao by shaking him off and toying with him.

result.

Not only did they fail, but their methods gradually became less effective.

"Lang Bugong" is his nickname. Offensive breakthroughs are not his forte, but he is alright as a center in military training.

But what if you run into a tough opponent?

His tricks were completely ineffective.

After failing to train Su Hao in the military multiple times and getting himself into trouble, Rondo decisively backed down.

"I can't afford to mess with them, so I'll just stick to directing traffic on the perimeter, ensuring the team's offensive flow, and doing my job."

As for Su Hao...

Let the stronger teammates handle it.

Rondo shook his head repeatedly, looking at Su Hao, who was standing under the basket and was a size stronger than Garnett, and lost the idea of ​​provoking him.

Even the two strong forwards, Perkins and Garnett, couldn't make a difference.

The first war has ended.

Despite Su Hao's unparalleled dominance in the paint, the Clippers maintained a 6-point lead against several Celtics stars.

It's amazing.

"Tsk tsk..."

In the commentary box.

Drexler clicked his tongue in amazement, “Even though players like Curry and David Lee are playing only so-so, the team still manages to win points.”

Su Hao played exceptionally well.

"Yes."

Ian Thompson nodded noncommittally, "Su Hao not only plays well, but also contributes a great deal on the defensive end."

This disrupted the Celtics' offense.

I can score points while also preventing you from getting them.

After a while, the score difference emerged.

I think... during the break, the Celtics need to find a way to either strengthen their offense or their defense!

That's right.

Ian Thompson's analysis is spot on.

On the Celtics' bench.

Doc Rivers approached Rasheed Wallace, the "Roaring God," and said, "Rasheed, you'll be starting in place of Perkins next."

Your only task is to wear down Su Hao.

"Understood, Coach!"

Rashid Wallace nodded emphatically, "I will perfectly complete the tasks assigned by the coach."

"it is good."

Rivers nodded, then looked at the players, "Perkins has some ability, but lacks flexibility and defensive aggression."

Once Su Hao is given half a body length, he can jump up to grab the ball.

That's impossible to defend against.

Therefore... if we want to limit Su Hao to a certain extent, then the center's athleticism must keep up.

Next section begins.

"Let Garnett and Rasheed, those two agile and strong forwards, tear apart Su Hao; the rest of you focus on offense."

"clear."

"Yes, Coach!"

Everyone said yes.

The Celtics have a lot of stars, so their offense isn't a problem, and their perimeter defense is actually quite normal.

Rondo, Ray Allen, and Pierce are all strong defenders, which is why Curry, Gordon, and other players didn't play smoothly in the first quarter.

What can I do?

Su Hao's dominance in the penalty area is too strong.

Even if it's impossible to defend against, we should still impose as many restrictions and exhaust the resources as possible.

Next section.

After 3 minutes and 42 seconds of rotation.

Both teams' starting lineups have returned.

Rasheed Wallace replaced Perkins in the game.

"Welcome to the NBA, rookie!!!"

Before even fighting Su Hao, Rashid, the "Roaring Celestial," rushed up to him, spewing trash talk and roaring at him.

To be fair, he has a very loud voice.

"Okay, I understand!!!"

Su Hao also yelled at him as a sign of politeness.

"Kevin, you do your thing, facilitate, score, pass, you have to do it your way to help the team score."

I'll defend Su Hao one-on-one.

I'll just wear him down; the rest is up to you!

"Uh...okay!"

Garnett head.

Seeing Rashid's confidence, Garnett also chose to believe him.

The Celtics attack.

"drink!"

Rashid growled and leaned against Su Hao like a leech, though... she seemed rather petite.

They fought back with all their might, trying to push Su Hao out of the restricted area.

Useless.

It's impossible to squeeze out even a little bit.

"Ok?"

Rashid frowned slightly. "The power is indeed astonishing."

next moment.

He then secretly took action, pulling, twisting his arm, and doing everything he could to prevent Su Hao from getting rid of him.

Don't let him get the ball and attack easily.

"Okay, okay, let's play like this, right?"

Su Hao saw through his little scheme in a second, "But... with your skinny arms and legs, are you sure you can outrun me?!"

We won't tolerate it at all.

As Rashid reached his hand through his arm and tried to pry it off, Su Hao immediately exerted force and pulled in the opposite direction.

Theoretically, Su Hao is at a disadvantage.

There is a risk of injury to the arm and shoulder.

In reality... Rashid was at a disadvantage.

In the face of absolute power, no means are effective.

This pull.

Rashid suddenly felt a sharp pain in his arm, so intense that he had to pull his hand away, otherwise... it wouldn't be Su Hao who broke his arm, but him.

get rid of.

Curry made the first high-lob pass.

"boom!"

Su Hao slammed home a dunk.

"Lost them?!"

Garnett was startled.

Not understanding what was going on, he thought Rashid had lost his defensive position.

"cut!"

Rashid snorted. "I underestimated him a bit."

Switch to offense.

He attacked Su Hao even more fiercely, pushing, elbowing, pinching, and even headbutting him, using every means possible.

Gradually becoming dirty.

However, it's not perfect yet. If the referee doesn't specifically target it, they might not be able to catch these small actions very accurately.

Only Su Hao was injured.

Can it work?!

of course not.

Su Hao sought revenge on the spot, responding immediately with a subtle counterattack, and it was Rashid who suffered the most.

Pushing someone?

Su Hao held on, and retaliated with an elbow.

choking someone?

Su Hao could withstand it just the same. He grabbed the other man's arm with one hand and rubbed his forearm up and down with the other hand, and the bones in his forearm immediately made a "crackling" sound.

pain.

This is also very painful.

The key point is... Su Hao's every counterattack seemed very light, but his strength was simply too great.

Rashid suffered immense pain.

This is just a small trick for two players to play without the ball.

On the offensive end, Rashid, who was confident in defending Su Hao one-on-one, was dunked on by Su Hao over his head and was left breathless from the impact.

The fiercer the competition.

The more aggressively you defend, the better.

The more pain you feel.

On the defensive end, Su Hao, with his 2.3-meter height and 400-pound weight, blocked all of Rashid's relatively few attempts to drive to the basket.

Useless.

"Ahhh!"

Rashid's voice was hoarse from shouting, but it couldn't hurt Su Hao in the slightest.

Even if he doesn't perform very well on the defensive end, he continues to yell trash talk.

It can annoy your opponent and affect their mentality.

As a result... during his repeated confrontations and clashes with Su Hao tonight, his bones felt like they were falling apart, and he felt pain all over his body.

The pain was so intense that I couldn't speak.

In the second quarter, Rashid gritted his teeth and fought Su Haogang for a quarter before the halftime break, still full of energy.

Silence throughout.

why? !

The pain was so intense I was gasping for breath, so intense I couldn't even speak!