Of course Doug understood what his father meant by changing the perspective.
Since you can't compare to Wang Yi in terms of evil, let's get rid of Wang Yi's helpers first.
Bill Laimbeer once taught him.
As a stadium villain, you can't just mindlessly be evil.
You still need to learn to be smarter and have a brain.
As the saying goes, hooligans are not to be feared, only hooligans are educated.
If a villain has a brain, he will become a terrifying existence.
Just like the Joker in Batman.
But Doug was angry at this time, and he was unwilling to listen to Bill Laimbeer.
And he was also a bit stubborn at this time. He thought that no one on the court knew those skills better than him.
He didn't believe that Wang Yi could be more powerful than him.
So in the next few rounds, he continued to compete with Wang Yi.
As a result, he suffered losses almost every time.
His skills are amazing.
But Wang Yi has also studied a lot of the rules of modern basketball. In addition, he has integrated the experience of Bill Laimbeer. It can be said that no one is better than the current Wang Yi in terms of rationally using the rules to hurt opponents.
Wang Yi's confrontation with Doug Laimbeer was a complete dimensionality reduction attack.
I beat my son.
In seven rounds, Wang Yi caused another foul on Doug.
This was only apparent, but secretly Doug Laimbeer suffered a lot.
His cheek was hit by Wang Yi’s elbow;
His abdomen was pushed by Wang Yi’s knee;
Wang Yi hit me hard under the ribs.
Moreover, during a defense, Wang Yi even used his forehead.
At that time, Wang Yi and Doug Laimbeer were blocked in the paint, and they refused to give in to each other.
Since Wang Yi is shorter than Doug Laimbeer, his forehead is right at Doug Laimbeer's chin. At this moment, when all the referees were paying attention to the outside line, Wang Yi suddenly raised his head.
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His forehead hit Doug's chin unexpectedly.
Holding Douglan Beale, he felt dizzy and fell to the ground.
As a result, the referee just glanced at him and ignored him at all.
In the eyes of the referee, this guy is still diving.
After all, this guy has deceived the referee not once or twice.
In fact, these are nothing to Doug Lambert. He often uses vicious methods on the court and naturally receives some beatings. The referee's penalties are often biased towards the opponent.
But what surprised him the most was that every time he threw an elbow or a knee against Wang Yi, Wang Yi easily dodged it.
This made him feel very uncomfortable.
What's going on with this guy Wang Yi?
The previous contact between the two in the first half was basically fist to fist.
But in the second half, every time I tried my best, it was like hitting cotton.
Is this what the Chinese call Tai Chi?
Doug Laimbeer knows very well that sending himself on the court is to show a tough side and allow the Heat to narrow the point difference.
But now it’s almost one quarter into the game, and the point difference is still 13 points.
This means that it is useless to push yourself up.
If this continues, the head coach will definitely send Adebayor.
Then there will be nothing wrong with me.
So he had to recall again what his father had just said.
"Change the angle."
Since you can’t deal with Wang Yi, then try to deal with other helpers around Wang Yi.
So in the next few rounds, he began to tiptoe Mitchell and Barnes.
He punched Holmes in the abdomen.
All kinds of dirty tricks were used.
Moreover, he also distracted Wang Yi's attention in this way. Wang Yi thought that this guy was starting to target other people, so he took it lightly.
He saw that Doug's defensive focus was not on his side, so he went inside.
As a result, this time Doug actually just feinted a shot. His attention seemed to be on the outside line, but in fact, he was preparing to come inside while walking to the outside line.
When Wang Yi jumped up, his elbow had already hit Wang Yi's abdomen fiercely.
At this time, Mitchell next to Mitchell saw this scene, and he rushed over first.
Trying to push Brother Dao away.
But after all, his experience is much worse than Doug's.
He didn't take care of his feet when Mitchell pushed him, and his sinful black foot had already been stretched out.
In this way, Mitchell stepped on his feet.
Suddenly I felt a pain in my foot and fell to the ground.
Mitchell also sprained his foot.
After Wang Yi succeeded in the layup, he turned around and saw Mitchell falling to the ground, holding his ankle and wailing in pain, while Doug looked indifferent next to him.
He could no longer hold back the anger in his heart.
This bastard has absolutely no humanity.
If that's the case, don't blame me for showing off my killer moves.
From Bill Laimbeer's memory, he knew that this guy had a killer move.
That is to elbow the opponent one inch to the left of his heart.
That position is the most vulnerable part of the ribs. As long as the force is appropriate and the position is just right, there is basically a 50% chance of fracture when the elbow is raised.
This is not the most terrifying thing. The most terrifying thing is that the broken bones may squeeze the heart and cause instant cardiac arrest.
If the rescue is not timely enough, it may not be possible to save him.
Being able to master such vicious tricks shows that Bill Laimbeer is not called a murderer without any basis.
Bill Laimbeer has used this move many times, but because the requirements for that position are too demanding, the success rate when he uses this move is not high. He can only succeed twice out of 10 times at most.
And it has never caused cardiac arrest.
Because this move was too dangerous, Wang Yi had not planned to use this move before, but now, since this character is so cruel, he cannot tolerate him.
With two minutes left in the third quarter, Wang Yi had a chance to break through from the outside.
He accelerated and passed Butler in one step, like a sharp knife piercing the heart of the Heat.
When Doug Laimbeer on the inside saw Wang Yi charging straight at him again, he looked fierce.
Do you still want to do the same thing again?
This time, you might die!
So when Wang Yi jumped up high inside the free throw line, he took a step forward and blocked Wang Yi with his body.
He didn't jump up or stretch out his arms to interfere.
He just acted as if he was going to cause Wang Yi to commit an offensive foul.
Taking small steps, he walked towards the direction where Wang Yi came from.
In this way, when Wang Yi was flying in the air, it was as if his lower body had encountered a wall, blocking him directly.
Wang Yi will lose his balance in the air.
It is possible to shoot it sideways;
It is possible to fall headfirst;
It's also possible that he landed on his back.
In short, no matter what, he will never have an easy time this time.
However, Doug Laimbeer did not know that Wang Yi had already made full preparations.
When he saw Doug coming towards him, he had already bent his right leg while he was in the air.
He pushed it hard one inch to the left of Doug's heart.
Click——
Suddenly, there was a sound of bones breaking inside Doug's body.
Because Wang Yi came in too fast this time and the impact was too strong, he fell straight to the ground like Mr. Ma who was knocked out by a boxer's punch.
He slid back two meters and hit his head on the basketball stand behind him.
At this time, although Wang Yi lost his balance after such a collision, he was already prepared.
When he fell from the air, he still dunked the ball into the basket.
Chapter completed!