Not only the two of them, but also the three referees on the scene were a little confused.

And countless spectators at the scene were also stunned.

At this time, the person involved, Arthur, looked confused;

Jeanie Buss and Pelinka are confused;

The three referees on the field were confused;

The 18,997 spectators at the scene had 18,997 confused faces.

How the hell is this done?

Is it a human or a ghost?

(Some book friends said that I have a poor vocabulary and can only say "I'm confused", so I will show you my vocabulary. Not only can I say "I'm confused", but I can also say "18997".)

With everyone's confused faces, they looked at the big screen.

I saw on the big screen that the moment Wang Yi was stuck by Hilde, he was not pushing Hilde.

It's not like going directly around Hilde.

Instead, he used Hilde as the axis and turned around directly.

After turning around like this, Hilde didn't even get stuck even if she wanted to come over.

Wang Yi instantly moved behind Hilde's body.

Then he jumped up and blocked the ball.

However, after seeing Wang Yi's actions clearly, people not only did not feel the same way, but were even more shocked.

Wang Yi's turning around this time was really too flexible.

It's simply not something humans can do.

In fact, this was also because Arthur wanted to dunk, which triggered the passive area of ​​​​the no-fly zone: 100% shot blocking.

This improved Wang Yi's speed and flexibility and completed his ghostly footwork.
Chapter completed!