Chapter 163: Encountering Xida, prey or hunter!

"Holy! Shit!

How did he do that?!"

"Admiral" David Robinson rubbed his eyes, but still didn't want to believe the fact of Su Yan's buzzer-beater he saw before him.

"Haha!"

"Big Bird" Larry Bird shrugged and smiled: "To be honest, Su Yan's shot had a bit of luck, but there's no helping it."

"He made it."

"That makes it a good shot."

"The status of savior has suddenly shifted from your favorite 'Shi Fu' Tim Duncan to the 'Master of Prediction' Su Yan."

"Winners are kings, losers are bandits."

"This is an unchanging principle."

"Hahaha~"

David Robinson also laughed, "I don't mean to favor Tim, I just think this is too incredible."

"But I must admit."

"Su Yan played really well tonight, really explosively; this is a god-tier battle!"

The several legends were all shocked by Su Yan's insanely unbelievable "flat-lying fadeaway buzzer-beater."

"We won!!!"

Xida also screamed, her eyes shining, dancing happily like a little child.

Happy.

She was incredibly happy.

Especially seeing Su Yan complete the counter-reversal, she was truly overjoyed.

This was the United Center.

This was the Bulls' home court, and Su Yan's absurdly outrageous "flat-lying fadeaway buzzer-beater" plunged the entire arena into a fiery celebratory atmosphere.

However.

Human joys and sorrows are definitely not shared.

The Spurs players and fans, led by Ginobili, Nesterovic, and Duncan who blocked Su Yan, were all stunned.

The fans were dazed and dumbfounded.

The players all had blank minds, unable to believe it, and then accepted the tragic fact of being counter-reversed, counter-reversed by an undrafted player, with ashen faces.

At the commentary desk.

"Wooow~"

Mike Breen also took a while to recover from the shock, exclaiming: "First, congratulations to Su Yan for counter-reversing the Spurs."

"Second, everything else is secondary!"

"Ah?"

Mark Jackson was stunned.

"Just kidding! Just kidding!"

Mike Breen smiled and continued: "3.5 seconds, facing triple-team defense, flat-lying fadeaway, counter-reversal under extreme operation."

"This is too impressive."

"This is a shot that will go down in the history of buzzer-beaters; this will definitely become a classic in the future."

"One of the 'GDP', 'Shi Fu' Tim Duncan, last year's 'MVP+FMVP', holder of dual MVPs, scored 31 points, 17 rebounds, 5 assists, and 4 blocks tonight."

"Rim dominance maxed out."

"Scoring repeatedly in critical moments."

"Played quite well."

"However... the better Tim Duncan plays, the more outstanding his performance, the more heartbreaking it is that he has to become Su Yan's background board."

"Because."

"'Master of Prediction' Su Yan exploded for 51 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 7 steals, and 3 blocks tonight, delivering a 'flat-lying fadeaway buzzer-beater' that will go down in history."

"This kind of performance on both ends of the floor is too dazzling."

"Too brilliant."

"It's the kind that can truly blind titanium-alloy dog eyes; it's just too powerful."

"The addition of the winner's status makes Su Yan suppress everything, making the super-god performance of Tim Duncan only able to become a background board."

"Becoming Su Yan's foil."

"Exactly."

Mark Jackson nodded heavily, took over the conversation, and said in a booming voice: "Su Yan scored 51 points in the game, officially becoming the youngest 50-point scorer in NBA history."

"Before Su Yan."

"In 1965, 21-year-old Rick Barry, at 261 days old, exploded for 57 points in a duel against the Knicks, becoming the youngest 50-point scorer."

"Now."

"Su Yan, at the age of 19, has refreshed this record."

"It is worth mentioning."

"Players like Allen Iverson and Jamal Mashburn also scored 50+ points in a single game before the age of 22."

"But."

"There is only one player who has scored 50+ before the age of 20, and that is Su Yan."

"Secondly."