Facing Wang Yi's defense, he suddenly turned to Wang Yi's right.

Wang Yi also moved to the right to get stuck.

But Paul only turned half of this turn, and quickly lowered his body to break through Wang Yi's left flank.

Wang Yi quickly moved sideways to the left.

At this time, Paul had already thrust half of his body inward.

When Wang Yi moved over, he had already put his hands together with the ball and was about to take off.

He wanted to shake Wang Yi and shoot again.

However, this time, Wang Yi, who loves to dance, did not take off.

Paul was very confident that he would be able to shake Wang Yi, so he took the shot confidently at this time - for him, the mid-range shot was as confident as a layup.

However, Wang Yi only took off when he took action.

When Paul saw this, he was shocked.

After taking off, the body quickly leaned back.

But Wang Yi's fingertips still touched the basketball.

After the basketball flew two meters in the air, it withered feebly as if it was finished.

Paul frowned.

This guy obviously loves to jump when he's on defense, why didn't he jump again this time?

How did he know that Wang Yi didn't really love dancing?

Although Wang Yi has not played much football in the past two years.

But apart from training and sleeping, he spent almost all his time watching videos.

Analyze the actions and habits of nba players.

He is very familiar with the technical movements, habits, and even the temperament of every main player and rotation player of the 30 NBA teams.

To exaggerate, perhaps none of these players’ teammates understands these players as well as Wang Yi.

So he doesn't really like dancing.

He just loves to jump when guarding a player like Devin Booker.

He knows that Paul is short, so usually after a breakthrough, if he cannot open up too much, he always shakes first and then shoots a jumper.

So when Paul shook for the first time, he didn't jump.

When Paul took off for the second time, he took off and blocked the shot.
Chapter completed!