The two teams were very patient in their fight. They had no chance to fight after cooperating many times. Almost every time they were defending each other's face and attacked with interference.

Five minutes passed, and the score was 4 to 9.

The Nets actually scored only 4 points at home!

Wang Jun grabbed five rebounds and scored no points.

Hamilton is not a colander, and his defense has always been above the level.

He is a type of people who are like flies in the whole game. His task is to not miss people, not lose positions, and always interfere with the opponent's shooting. If the opponent rushes into the inside with his body, his teammates will make up for the defense.

Hamilton's weakness is obvious, that is, thinness, and Wang Jun has been looking for opportunities to exert his strength.

He could not hit two Wallaces and could hit Hamilton, but Collins could not withdraw from the basket during the offense. He would be double-teamed when he rushed in.

Rashid attacked the inside, but failed to make a shot under the interference of Martin. The rebound was obtained by Collins, and Wang Jun made a quick attack.

Kidd passed Jefferson in the frontcourt, attracted Prince to defend and then split the right to Wang Jun.

Wang Jun received the ball and rushed straight towards Hamilton.

Crash over!

Wang Jun took big steps and pulled the ball up as the two were about to put it on.

Hamilton stood back, defending very smartly and fell down without raising his arm.

He didn't stand firmly but fell exaggeratedly. He wanted to make a ball hit someone, but the referee might misjudgment if he couldn't see clearly.

But this is the home court of the Nets, and the referee will not blow randomly, so he simply does not whistle.

Wang Jun took the ball with both rugby hands and played a role. The ball was still in his hand. Seeing that the referee didn't brag, the opponent fell to the ground, and he immediately jumped in front of the bull horn position on the right. He hit a close range. 6 to 9.

Hamilton stood up and argued, but the referee ignored it.

Pistons attacked. Hamilton missed a three-pointer, and Ben Wallace cut from the side and grabbed the frontcourt rebound.

Dabien's second offensive dunk was hit by Wang Jun's hands from behind and the ball was pressed down.

Wang Jun failed to stop Daben from cutting behind the screen, and did not allow the opponent to score a morale goal.

He jumped from behind with all his strength, earlier than Da Ben, and pressed his hands on the basketball. Because the two collided, Da Ben rushed forward and lost his balance. He almost fell to the ground.

The referee blew a whistle, and Da Ben stabilized his body and rushed towards Wang Jun with a fierce look. The audience was in an uproar.

Da Ben had been on the free throw line twice before, making 1 of 4 free throws, making anger.

Wang Jun did not retreat, and looked up with his head held high and his chest raised.

The two were not very different in size, but Da Ben's explosive head suddenly raised a lot, looking like a savage, and his arms were thicker than many people's heads.

This scene made many Chinese viewers in front of the TV sweat for Wang Jun.

If Wang Jun fights, can he win?

No. Should he consider whether he can have vitality?

The opponents I find are really better than the other.

The players and referees of the two teams stepped forward and quickly separated the two without fighting.

The referee asked Ben Wallace to make a free throw and gave Wang Jun a malicious foul of one level, with two free throws.

He didn't rush to someone. But hitting someone from behind makes the opponent lose balance, which can easily cause the opponent to be injured. This is an obvious dangerous move.

Barkley was happy: "Wang Jun finally took a malicious foul again. I thought he had changed his sex life, and this foul was very timely. If you want to win the Pistons, you have to be tougher than them. He reminded the whole team."

The video shows a replay of the confrontation between the two. Smith sighed: "Wang Jun is so brave. He is not afraid of Ben Wallace at all, and both of them are almost holding their heads together."

Barkley said disdainfully: "I didn't dare to really take action. He just wanted to show his toughness and fool the opponent. Unless he was the kind of brainless player, and he was suspended for one or two games in the key series, the Pistons would be finished."

Barkley is a veteran of fighting and provocation, and sees through the essence of things at a glance.

In the national live game, as long as Da Ben reaches out and pushes, Wang Jun falls to the ground, he may be sent off the court.

Although Da Ben was angry, he was not as rude as he lost his mind. He just wanted to prove that he had been fouled maliciously.

He was angry and the referee might call more severely in the future. He could also use this method to cover up the embarrassment of free throws.

Wang Jun didn't think so much about it. He just "if the enemy doesn't move, I won't move". If Da Ben takes action, he will accompany him.

He doesn't think there is anything wrong with his foul.

Who made this guy's free throws worse than O'Neal's? Who would he commit a foul if he didn't commit a foul?

Jefferson glanced at Wang Jun, feeling complicated.

This season, Kidd worked tirelessly to pass the ball to Wang Jun and was willing to help him grow.

Jefferson could feel that Wang Jun was so unhappy than he was valued when he first came to the Nets.

His physical fitness is better than Wang Jun, he is a famous deducting player, and he often plays the best five goals. He doesn't know why Wang Jun's popularity quickly surpasses himself. Just because he is a Chinese and he can shoot three-pointers?

Now, Jefferson thinks that Wang Jun’s hardness is the reason for his popularity.

It is not that he can dunk or be tough, but it is reflected in some details. If Big Ben comes to Jefferson, his choice is probably to raise his arms and move away from him, and he will never confront him with glaring at him.

It's no trivial to be punched by a big man.

Da Ben made one of two free throws, the Pistons attacked again, Billups missed the shot, and Jefferson grabbed the rebound.

This round, the Pistons only scored one point, and Wang Jun's foul was worth 6 to 10.

When the Nets attacked, Martin was obviously infected by Wang Jun. After pick-and-roll in the middle, Kidd squeezed out Billups and cut in the air, and launched an attack on the basket.

Big Ben kept up with Kidd who broke through. Kidd threw the ball into the sky. Martin's magic weapon fell from the sky. His head was almost flat and his hands were taken to the basketball, and he smashed the ball into the basket with 8 to 10.

He pulled the basket with both hands, swung his legs very high, and he was extremely arrogant!

Smith shouted: "Beautiful, absolutely five bests, Martin's iconic dunk!"

Barkley was a little disdainful: "I think Martin can be better. If he can strengthen his skills, he is now using his talent to play, and there is a gap between him and the superstars. But as long as he rushes, there are really not many people in the league who can stop him."

As the Pistons attacked, Wang Jun continued to defend Hamilton.

Hamilton was a little faster, and this advantage could not help him create scoring space, so Wang Jun caught up with him when he received the ball.

Hamilton took the ball in the face frame and made a false move. After dribbling under his crotch, he took a step to the right and was close to Wang Jun, so he could only pass the ball. He was hit and could easily make mistakes when he was unstable.

In several regular season matches, Hamilton has listed Wang Jun as one of the difficult opponents in the league.

Wang Jun's defensive skills are flawed, but he dares to "play his life".

No matter who the opponent is or what he is good at, he just keeps following the defense and seeks confrontation with each other, not allowing the opponent to take the ball and shoot comfortably, and fight with them!

Defensive attitude is more important than defensive skills. Some people have skills but are not good at defense, such as McGrady, and they focus on offensive ends.

Of course, there are also some people who are good at defensive attitudes, such as Iverson and Nash...

The Pistons used up almost 24 seconds, Rashid missed the ball and Martin grabbed the rebound.

The two teams compete in every round.

Given the power of the Nets' quick counterattack, the Pistons are very cautious in the offense. They want to use all the offensive time and try to hit the basket as much as possible to ensure the shooting rate.

Collins is not a good player when playing. Don’t look at him without data, he is definitely a top ten player in the league to defend against low positions.
Chapter completed!