The war between the two fourth positions was extremely fierce.

Fans seem to have not seen such a showdown for a long time.

In the late 1990s and early 2000, the game between the number four was still very exciting.

There is a 21VS21 drama in front, and a ox and horse battle between Dirk and Duncan.

There is Hard Trek Webber, and there is Dirk and Hard Trek.

Afterwards, the big man from China emerged and snatched the FMVP trophy from Duncan's head as soon as he started.

It was a short golden age of the fourth position.

After that, the hard Timberwolves failed to make the playoffs for many years, and Dirk Nowitzki was named a soft-boosted character after losing to the Heat.

Webber played every time, but he had no championship in his life. The Spurs were crazy about calling for rebuilding every year and playing field every year, but they still could not hide the declining dominance of Tim Duncan.

The showdown between power forwards and power forwards seems to be a product of the previous era.

Until today, people have regained that feeling.

"Diek Nowitzki held the ball, and Wayne covered his whole body. His oppressive defense lasted for the whole game, and it seemed that We were still in good health!"

All the local Dallas commentators were shocked, now it is the end of the third quarter!

The game has reached the third quarter and the Mavericks are 5 points behind.

After the first timeout in the first quarter, the Mavericks did make an amazing offensive climax.

But soon, the Trail Blazers, who became alert, responded and continued to control the game.

So the game entered a tug-of-war.

Dirk and Wayne fight wits and courage, and the wonderful power forward showdown reappears.

Other players on both sides have also shown their roles.

Terry felt very good today, and he swung his hand in front of Tony and dripped in.

Curry was not willing to be outdone, and used a faster movement speed to surround Wei Ge's position, ran out of the air guard and received the ball, and ran the old gay Kidd to autism.

But overall, no one can defeat the enemy in one blow.

The two sides were in a stalemate, and the scores have not yet been widened.

People were amazed at Wayne's perverted physical fitness. He grabbed both offense and defense in the whole game, but he has not seen any decline in efficiency until now.

On the offensive end, Wayne is the well-deserved core and often scores goals under the defense of Dirk and Chandler.

On the defensive end, as long as Wayne faced Dirk, he never relaxed for even a second.

Under normal circumstances, few players can last a whole game and fight against their opponents so hard on both sides of the offense and defense.

Even if you chat for a while, you often choose to focus a lot of your energy on the offensive end.

Tony doesn't attack but only defends, and only has 30 minutes of physical fitness.

And Wayne, he has been playing like this for 30 minutes now.

Everyone couldn't help but sigh that Brother Wei is indeed very tolerant!

Too big!

Compared to Wayne, Dirk is obviously very tired.

After Wayne put it on to defend Dirk again, he could even hear the silverhorn king's panting.

Dirk's physical fitness is not invincible, which may be one of the few shortcomings of Dirk's unsolved.

Wayne remembers that in the 2011 finals, he often played in the fourth quarter, and Dirk's efficiency was mostly average.

But why did the Heat still lose? Is it really because they are too naughty?

Jamway: You're enough! Wayne, don't bully people too much! Believe it or not, we'll tell Bosh to beat you up!

In fact, Dirk still gave him a very happy feeling in the fourth quarter, mainly because, once he almost failed to miss the key ball. Even if he couldn't score goals in the fourth quarter, he would magically find the touch of the key ball.

Secondly, this guy's free throw is too stable!

If Wayne remembers correctly, I have read the report before. Dirk's free throw percentage in the 11-year finals was 46 free throws and 45 free throws.

That's outrageous!

And the third is that the performance of the Mousse finals is really... emmmmm...

Don't mention it again, don't talk about it again.

So, as long as you don't foul and continue to waste time with Dirk like this, Wayne feels that he can probably take the Mavericks.

While thinking, Dirk leaned against Wayne again.

In the past, Dirk was the one who was most afraid of defenders like Wayne.

He used to be the best in the fourth position. So if the opponent defended him with the traditional fourth position, he could easily break through.

If the opponent uses a small man to defend him, he can do all kinds of tricks. For example, in 2006, the Suns used Marion to defend Dirk, but the result was that Dirk directly shot and scored 50 points in a single game.

But overall, finding someone who can "stick" him will have relatively good defensive effects.

Those who are not at a loss for speed or height like Wayne are simply Dirk's nightmare.

But every time Nowitzki fails, he will find ways to fill his shortcomings.

With the help of Wujie's back, Dirk was not so embarrassed to face Wayne again.

So Nowitzki once again used his step back jump shot.

However, when everyone from the Mavericks stood up with joy, the basketball hit the front of the basket.

"It's short, Wei's goal really doesn't give Dirk space at all!"

Wayne quickly turned around and worked with Gasol to protect the rebound, defending the Mavericks' last attack in the third quarter!

People say that Nowitzki's shooting cannot be disturbed, it depends purely on his own feel.

But isn’t it a skill to make Dirk feel worse?

Endless confrontation, pressing at any time and anywhere, and oppression at the offensive end will affect the opponent's shooting hands.

And Wayne has been doing these things throughout the game!

The Dallas car god looks like he is almost unable to stabilize.

After Wayne got the rebound, he looked at the timer on the rebound, and there were 13 seconds left.

So he slowly approached with the ball.

The Mavericks used Marion to defend Wayne, hoping to free Dirk.

Marion stared at Wayne, but found that Wayne unconsciously turned his gaze elsewhere.

To be honest, as a killer, shouldn’t you look directly into the other person’s eyes?

"Hmph, are you nervous?" Marion was secretly proud. I really have defensive deterrence!

And Wayne actually wanted to tell Marion: "I just can't look directly at your face..."

Ning's face and Ning's shooting posture are really a perfect match.

If you don’t look at Marion’s face, the interference effect will be automatically reduced by 10%.

Although it was the last attack, Curry and others were still running tirelessly.

This made the Mavericks a little confused about whether Wayne had to play singles or pass the ball when he was in the end.

Wayne began to dribble the ball under his crotch and approach Marion, staring at the basket tightly, constantly reminding himself: "Don't look at his face, don't look at his face..."

At this moment, Curry suddenly walked around behind Wayne, and Wayne also made a gesture of handing over Curry.

Marion moved one step further, knowing that he needed to go to Curry immediately.

However, just as Curry was about to get the basketball, Wayne retracted the ball and then jumped directly.

Wayne came by himself, Curry was just a cover!

Marion quickly stretched out his long arms to interfere, and he felt that he had sealed Wayne's eyes.

But the basketball still fell into the net accurately, and Wayne hit a three-pointer!

He scored another "No...Don't...Ah pretty" goal.

In the last offense and defense in the third quarter, Wayne won a great victory.

The Trail Blazers also entered the final battle in the fourth quarter with an 8-point lead.

What should I do if Dirk's attack is super god? Then I'll be more super god than him!

Wayne yelled excitedly after scoring the goal.

"Good ball, Brother Wei!" The primary school student also roared at Wayne and leaned forward.

After excitedly slapped Curry with high fives, Wayne and Curry touched his chest with force.

Only with a "bang" sound, Curry was knocked away and turned around.
To be continued...