The conflict between Xie Hou and Kobe continued to spread.

The most direct manifestation is that at 8 o'clock the next morning of the game, EPSN signed a contract with NBC Sports. They acquired the copyright of the game.

No one knows what the transaction price is, but it will definitely not be low.

On the second day of the game, on the evening of February 4, 2007, the Pacers and Lakers played a permanent role in the NBA classic channel of ESPN.

On this channel, you can watch the seventh game of the 1970 Finals, the famous "Reed Return".

That game included 50 superstars including Chamberlain, West, Baylor, Fred, and Willis. But these superstars were eventually stumbled into the field by one-foot Reed and shot two balls that had no relationship but boosted the morale of the team.

You can also see the Battle of Tianwangshan in the 1976 Finals, the greatest single game in history. If you don’t want to watch the game, want to review and listen to my story, just dream. 1.

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Of course you can see the Magician's performance like a god descending to earth in the rookie season, and you can also see Larry Bird's battle with the Red Team's Twin Towers, as well as his grudges and grudges with the Magician.

All kinds of legends, a large number of playoffs, finals and a few regular seasons.

Like Xie Hou and Kobe, after a regular season game, they reached the copyright the next day, and the operation of putting it into the classic channel is unprecedented.

What's even more exaggerated is that within one day, more than 100,000 fans watched the game through the official espn account of "They" who have rustic espn".

Needless to say, the effects between fans are, those who witness the game, watch the live broadcast, and those who watch the video later think that it is the greatest NBA history they have ever seen.

Although it's just a seemingly irrelevant regular season.

As one of the founders of the sport, Michael Jordan gave his comments; "Before last night, if I asked me to pick out the best players in the league, then it would be undoubtedly Kobe. After watching last night's game, I think it's necessary to add Arthur's name to this short list."

Someone later asked Jordan who most wanted to fight against a single player.

Jordan blurted out the answer was Xie Hou, and then changed it to Kobe, with a reason: "He stole all my skills!"

Moreover, he also emphasized: "Bryant is the only active player who has a chance to beat me."

Does he like Xie Hou? Do he have any conflicts with Xie Hou? No, neither of them.

Jordan is one of the leaders of Xie Hou's basketball career. Although his imitation target is a magician, most of his generation are influenced by Jordan's group of stars to play basketball.

Not only did Xie Hou and Jordan have no conflicts or conflicts of interest, they also expressed their respect for the old man in public.

Jordan's praise for Kobe is obviously better than Xie Hou, which is a common way to boast about himself through others.

Just like Tiangou Kareem, Jabbar, doesn't think Jordan is the best player in history.

He initially said that the best player in NBA history was the legendary goat. This sentence was very consistent with the style of Kareem Kareem's speech without going through his brain. Later, he realized the problem - he couldn't blow someone who hadn't even hit NBA before - so he changed to the big Robertson.

Dao's team performance and poor personality are as well known as his average triple-double average.

Before Robertson hugged the big thick legs of the sky, he was always a champion insulator.

Tian Gou Chuan is the best player in history, but this best player in history has been riding on the Alcindo class before he got to the championship finish line.

So, how capable should he have to make the best player in history a member of the championship club?

Jordan praised Kobe as the same.

Kobe stole his skills. Kobe is the person who looks the most like him in the league. So Kobe is his embodiment. Could it be that he doesn't brag about Kobe and still has to brag about Xie Hou? Isn't that changing direction admits that he is not as good as Xie Hou? No.

Here, there is the connotation of the old seniors.

Lakers legend Magic Johnson said without offense: "If you want to know what the offensive limit is, then go and watch last night's game. Arthur and Kobe's performance will never disappoint you."

The magician mentioned that Larry Bird naturally couldn't do anything.

He appeared in front of the reporter by chance, fell into a trap "carelessly" when he was interviewed, and was forced to evaluate the game.

He is different from the Magician. He is completely on Xie Hou's side: "Who can call him a real NBA superstar? In my opinion, as long as he wants to score, he can get a high score without restraint. This is the real NBA superstar. It seems that Kobe is doing a good job, but Arthur's performance will make me even more shocked! The existing basketball skills and tactics can no longer limit his offense!"

The world's most well-known Green Kai fan and the least-known Chamberlain, Hebrew Simmons, issued a controversial Shett: "The great Arthur and Kobe created last night: an average of 39 minutes. Even Arthur only scored 24 points in the first half and 52 points in the second half. He and Kobe used their great offensive performance to make Wilt's 100 points worth mentioning! If there was overtime last night, I'm sure the 100-point record in a single game would definitely be broken!"

Simmons' words excited the fans, some ancient whispers criticized him, and Lakers fans forwarded his views and allowed mainstream media to participate.

The first to fire were players of the same generation as Chamberlain.

This is the aftermath of a huge wave.

Apart from the press conference and on-site interviews, the parties involved did not speak out much. Instead, the NBA players who were keen to express their opinions on Sheet showed fan-like reactions.

The 2003 generation, which is more acceptable to the Internet, is the main force of this wave of tourism groups.

Cork Hinrich, who has always been in the same circle as the top five players in the 2003, expressed his opinion: "Arthur scored 77 points against the best player in history? Oh my God, I promised to limit his score to 40 points next time I met!"

Paul popped up and 'blame' his teammates: "Man, don't promise something you can't do!"

Milicic was unwilling to be lonely and mean: "If you really do this, will Kobe be so ashamed to commit suicide? He witnessed Arthur scored 77 points on him!"

The embarrassing thing is that Milicic and Hinrich have no personal relationship with Paul, so it is inappropriate to joke.

Hinrich didn't answer his joke, and Paul simply ignored the man.

Milicic was embarrassed and simply deleted the Shet.

Next, the 2003 generation card figures appeared one after another.

James spoke out: "These two people need to stop! Incredible game! They are incredible! Never seen a match like them in basketball history! #Stop it is not a duel at all."

Wade was inspired after reading the statistics: "When I saw Arthur get 77 points, I thought, Arthur is indeed Arthur. Then I saw Kobe's 76 points... I killed me with one shot, I must be dreaming!"

The points Anthony notices are always strange: "Why aren't their coach calling a timeout?"

Bosh replied to him: "Because Arthur is not a human."

Anthony started chatting with him: "Is Kobe a human being? 76 points is what human beings do?"

"Man, he scored 81 points." Bosh sent two Sheters in a row to reply to Anthony, "But you are right. Kobe is not a human being, neither of them are human beings!"

Few games can arouse heated discussions among players as they are now, and few regular season games have such amazing effects.

TV stations, media, celebrities, players, fans... overnight, there was constant popularity and arguments, and they seemed to be able to continue discussing.

Even though the Pacers left Los Angeles on time at 9:00 the next morning, the heat of the game discussion last night did not drop at all.

"Arthur, what did you think before you hit the last goal?" Artest asked admiringly.

"You might as well ask the coach what he was thinking, why didn't he call a timeout?" Xie Hou knew the answer, but he wanted to hear Claire say it in person.

Claire's answer is more written, "That's a great game, I can't bear to interrupt it for even a second."

Although this is not what Xie Hou wants to hear, it is OK.

He also likes this answer, great competition, yes. He wins great competitions, is great among great ones.

The effect of that game continues.

Two years later, Xie Hou once again appeared on the cover of Time magazine as a player.

He appeared in Time magazine several times before as a businessman. His investment vision is amazing, and his resume as a player only accounts for a small amount of space.

Such a game made him appear in Time magazine again as a player.

As for the far-reaching media in the four major American leagues such as Sports Illustrated, he was not very interested in participating.

When he returned to Indiana, the phone was called constantly, with friends' congratulations, family greetings and good news from his agent.

Stacey brought him more than a dozen messages about commercial contracts. It took Xie Houguang 20 minutes to listen to his more than a dozen voice messages with different content.

Xie Houren arrived in Yincheng but did not go home and rushed to participate in the commercial activities.

All kinds of publicity are constantly being promoted and I am busy until I arrive at home at night.

The chef had arranged dinner, and Xuewei kept asking about yesterday's competition after she got home.

He had already talked with too many people about the competition, and he was a little dry, constantly blocking Xuewei's mouth with the dishes he liked.

"Tell me!"

After the meal, Xuewei's desire for knowledge was still strong.

"Look, you just finished eating and lying on the sofa. What's the difference between this and a pig?" Xie Hou intended to change the topic.
Chapter completed!