Su Wan had once dazzled Lewis with his moves, chased him back, and completed a famous block.
In Barkley’s view, Su Wan’s "1 against 2" difficulty was no less than that play.
Little O’Neal was also stunned.
Su Wan’s intensely determined performance moved him.
Then, he also slapped away Rashid Wallace’s second chance shot after picking up the rebound.
This time, the rebound was protected by Su Wan.
"Get back on defense!"
The assistant coach of the Pistons shouted as if saying, "The tiger is going to eat someone, everyone run!"
There was no choice, Su Wan’s condition at that moment was too terrifying.
The Pistons players on the court hustled back in defense, and finally, before Su Wan crossed the midline, all had returned to their defensive positions.
But...
Su Wan didn’t care about everything in front of him, he just charged toward the basket.
Prince completely didn’t expect Su Wan to rush toward the inside like that, completely out of position. He reached out to stop him, saw no hope of intercepting the ball, and quickly withdrew his hand to avoid committing a foul.
Both teams had reached the foul limit; if he committed a foul then, Su Wan would head to the free throw line.
With Su Wan’s current condition, what was the difference between free throws and handing out points?
Ben Wallace was too shocked to speak, his body instinctively moved forward; he had learned his lesson and didn’t stand still like last time. Unsure if he could block Su Wan outside the Reasonable Collision Zone, he chose to jump directly.
But to his even greater surprise...
Su Wan actually tried to dunk over him!
WTF!
Why was he so crazy!
Initially, in Ben Wallace’s eyes, Su Wan’s "craziness" stayed off the court; on the court, he was still cool-headed and made very rational choices.
But right after the recent timeout, this guy seemed like a completely different person.
Wild performances and thoughts sprung up in both offense and defense.
As if challenging his body’s limits.
Ben Wallace struggled to block, all the while praying in his mind:
God!
If you acknowledge my effort, don’t let him dunk on me!
God did hear his plea...
In midair, Su Wan’s movement changed.
He realized he had jumped a bit early, didn’t reach high enough, dunking over Ben Wallace was going to be tough, and likely to allow the opponent to launch a counterattack.
That was absolutely not acceptable.
He quickly adjusted his movement in midair, turning the dunk into a layup.
This "mid-air switch hand" maneuver shocked Barkley again.
The ball flew out of Su Wan’s hands, bounced several times on the rim, and then dropped into the basket.
The Detroit people, who hated Su Wan to their bones, couldn’t help but exclaim, and the Pacers’ bench didn’t need to say anything; they were completely shocked.
In everyone’s minds, the image of that man appeared, along with his iconic play.
Now Su Wan had replicated his move.
Kenny Smith finally couldn’t help saying, "Why do I feel like Su Wan’s condition has gotten even better, especially his physical condition...
"This..." Even Barkley was at a loss for words, unable to explain, but suddenly he thought of something, his pupils shrank, and his expression turned serious, "I did hear Michael mention a certain state."
"He once said that he could clearly perceive entering a certain state sometimes."
"In that state, he was unstoppable!"
"Just incredibly similar to Su right now."
"Michael calls this state ’The Zone’!"
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