Brad Walker snorted and said: "The NBA is the highest-level basketball competition in the world. There are countless talented people around the world who want to join the NBA, but there are only 60 people every year."
"How many players does the NCAA have every year who want to join the NBA, but there are only more than 30 at most."
"Isn't Emmanuel's talent better than him? Even Emmanuel couldn't beat him in the NCAA. He didn't even play in the NCAA, so he wants to play in the NBA directly? Isn't this wishful thinking?"
When he said these words, everyone in the audience whispered.
"Although I am very unhappy that this guy dared to contradict Wang Yi face to face, I have to say that there is some truth in what he said."
"This guy's appearance is annoying, but it seems that what he said is quite right..."
"Yes, Emmanuel is obviously much better physically than this player from China, but he failed to perform in the NCAA. It is indeed a bit of a joke that this Chinese player wants to directly enter the NBA."
When Brad Walker heard the audience's doubts, he felt more confident and continued to question Wang Yi: "There are so many talented and excellent players in the NCAA who can't enter the NBA. Why should he?"
Wang Yi still showed no anger, but asked with a smile: "Is there a possibility? Is he stronger than NBA players?"
Wow——
As soon as Wang Yi said this, the audience was surprised.
"Brother Yi, what nonsense are you talking about?"
"His dribbling is indeed very flexible, but his body is too thin. If he really meets an NBA player, he will only end up being abused."
"Emmanuel is definitely better than her. Even in the NCAA, he can only be abused, let alone this player from China."
Then Brad Walker laughed coldly at this time:
"Wang Yi, you play the ball very well, but sometimes your brain is not good enough. I am a shooting guard in the NCAA. Look at his appearance, and then look at me. Do you think he can beat me?
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The corner of Wang Yi's mouth curled up.
If you feel sleepy, someone will hand you a pillow.
He looked them both up and down, and then said with a very serious tone and expression: "Well, I think it can."
The audience was immediately in an uproar again.
"Brother Yi, are you kidding me?"
Brad Walker didn't expect Wang Yi to answer like this. He turned from laughing to angry: "If you have the guts, let's challenge him!"
Wang Yi nodded.
Then he turned to look at Zhangjiacheng and asked:
"He said he wanted to fight one on one. Do you dare to accept it?"
Zhangjiacheng had long been unhappy when he saw this guy repeatedly contradicting Wang Yi. Now that he wanted to challenge him to a duel, that was exactly what he wanted.
He nodded heavily: "Single challenge!"
Wang Yi also nodded, and then hooked Brad Walker.
Brad Walker came to the court and glared at Zhang Jiacheng.
At this time, Wang Yi had roughly guessed why this guy was so unhappy with Zhangjiacheng.
Brad Walker participated in the NBA draft this summer, but was ultimately unsuccessful and had no choice but to go back to play in the NCAA.
Now seeing that Wang Yi is bringing Zhang Jiacheng to the NBA, he is jealous and naturally unhappy with Zhang Jiacheng.
At this time, Wang Yi looked at the two people with a smile and said: "You two will use the American one-on-one rules. You can only dribble the ball three times at most. You must take action after three times, and the attack time is limited to 10 seconds at most. Do you have any opinions?"
As soon as Wang Yi said this, the audience was surprised.
"This rule is obviously detrimental to Zhang. Does Wang Yi want to help him or harm him?"
"If a one-handed player wants to pass others, he largely relies on dribbling the ball multiple times, but Brother Yi limits him to only three dribbles. This weakens him."
When Brad Walker heard Wang Yi's words, he obviously didn't expect this.
But since Wang Yi said so, he naturally had no objection.
Wang Yi continued: "Goal, block, steal, go out of bounds, exchange of ball rights. The first to score 11 points wins."
"Jump ball from the free throw line! No problem."
Both of them shook their heads. The rules Wang Yi mentioned were basically normal rules for singles.
With that said, Wang Yi grabbed the ball with one hand and came to the free throw line.
Zhang Jiacheng and Labrador Walker came to both sides of the free throw line.
Before tossing the ball, Wang Yi put the microphone to his mouth again and said: "Let me add one more thing. If you can beat Zhang Jiacheng, I will personally reward you 1 million US dollars."
"Holy shit!"
When the audience heard Wang Yi's words, they immediately screamed.
"Holy shit, who are you trying to help, Brother Yi? I'm a little confused about the situation."
"The reward is 1 million US dollars. Oh my god, I would have known I would have gone up to challenge him! I also played in the Drew League!"
"If I had known, I would have called my brother here today. My brother is also in the NCAA."
In the Tencent NBA live broadcast room, Yang Yi, who was commentating, heard Wang Yi's words. He was surprised to translate Wang Yi's words and then commented:
"Oh my God, what is Wang Yi doing? Does he really want that American to win against Zhang Jiacheng?"
Ke Fan was also in disbelief: "I know Wang Yi wants to take Zhang Jiacheng to the NBA, but is there such a way to take him?"
Jay Chou gently touched his chin with his hand, thought for a moment, and then said: "I think Wang Yi is playing a big game of chess."
"Oh? Tell me about it?"
Yang Yi asked.
Jay Chou smiled and replied: "I can't explain it, it's just a feeling."
At the scene, Brad Walker heard that Wang Yi was offering a reward of US$1 million. Although he did not know what kind of medicine Wang Yi was selling in this gourd, he was sure that he could beat this guy, and US$1 million was almost
Take it into your own pocket.
You must know that although the NCAA is very popular, and even had slightly higher ratings than the NBA during March Madness, these NCAA players actually do not make money.
The NCAA has always emphasized that it is a non-profit organization.
Their players are all students, and they do not want these students to be linked to business and manipulated by capital.
But in fact, the NCAA has $1 billion in revenue every year.
Relying on these players, the revenue is 1 billion US dollars, but the players are not paid.
Players are not even allowed to rely on their popularity to receive advertisements and participate in activities.
Players only get meager scholarships.
This is extremely ridiculous.
In recent years, due to the pressure of public opinion and constant resistance from students, the NCAA has had to modify its rules.
Players can sign endorsement contracts.
But there is still no salary.
Those who can sign endorsement contracts are top NCAA stars.
As for those ordinary players, where will anyone come to you to sign a contract?
Although Brad Walker has had his moments of glory, they are only occasional. He is considered a second-rate player in the NCAA, far from the level of a top star player, so naturally no one seeks his endorsement.
Chapter completed!