Chapter 612

Out of control.

The heat kept rising and couldn't be suppressed at all.

"4 games doesn't seem to be enough!!!"

David Stern had a massive headache.

He knew clearly that Su Yan was not at fault, or rather, his mistake was not to such a severe degree, and he had no such intention.

But under the fermentation of public opinion.

It required punishing Su Yan more severely than usual, which was very difficult.

But there was no other way.

Public opinion is truly terrifying, and cyberbullying is truly horrific.

Many people are curious: why do celebrities get depressed and commit suicide?

They are clearly so good-looking, their careers are so successful, their popularity is so high, and they have clearly earned so much money.

Why would they still be depressed? Why would they still commit suicide?

It is very strange; it is impossible to understand.

However.

Before these celebrities committed suicide, they must have suffered, to a greater or lesser extent, quite severe cyberbullying; perhaps it subsided on the surface, but it must have been affecting their body and mind all along.

Then, as time went on, and as the influence deepened into their hearts, until one day they couldn't hold on anymore, and then... they chose suicide!

Now, for Su Yan.

The situation had not reached such a severe degree. But more suspensions were not good for Su Yan, not good for the Bulls, and not good for the entire league.

The Bulls had already made it to the Finals, a stage with such high heat. Without Su Yan, this super-popular superstar.

The league would suffer huge losses.

Su Yan's strength was extremely powerful; the reason the Bulls were able to reach today was entirely dependent on Su Yan's super-god performance alone.

Then, in the Finals, if he wasn't there, how could the Bulls play? Wouldn't that be a total collapse?

The Bulls would also suffer huge losses.

Similarly, for Su Yan personally, this year might be the year he was deified, the year he was recorded in history.

If it all turned into bubbles because he was suspended due to being framed, that would be such a painful thing.

Su Yan's losses would also be huge.

Nobody wanted that.

But under the pressure of public opinion, Commissioner David Stern was forced to consider increasing the number of games Su Yan was suspended for.

It was very difficult.

However... while Commissioner David Stern was considering adding a few more games to Su Yan's suspension, he also gave the fan who disguised himself as Rasheed Wallace and framed Su Yan the most severe punishment.

What was it?

A lifetime ban from attending games at any NBA arena.

For someone who loved basketball, this was indeed an extremely severe punishment.

He could not accept this result.

He panicked.

At the thought that he could never watch a basketball game for the rest of his life, his scalp went numb and he was in immense pain.

He couldn't take it.

He also hadn't expected that he had only disguised himself as a player and had a fight with Su Yan.

The key was that he had paid the painful price of being knocked unconscious, and now he was banned for life from watching NBA games in person.

This was too painful.

This fan couldn't take it and finally begged the NBA for forgiveness, and this plea for forgiveness was interviewed in full by reporters in a live broadcast.

Facing the reporters.

He called out to the NBA, saying, "I didn't want to fight Su Yan, and I didn't want to destroy him in this way.

The reason I did this was all because of the player Rasheed Wallace.

He approached me and said he would give me a huge reward if I disguised myself as him, and then during the game, in the chaos, rush onto the court and assault Su Yan."

A short paragraph.

But it exposed a shocking and crazy piece of news.

What?

Rasheed Wallace incited a fan to disguise himself as him and assault an opponent, then let the opponent take the blame for assaulting a fan!

How despicable was this behavior?

This was the same as what the Bulls had guessed, but there had been no evidence at the time.

Now, the person involved had exposed it, making it a fact.

Because it was a reporter's interview and in a live broadcast format, almost the moment this fan exposed the truth, the entire league was in an uproar.

A stone stirred up a thousand waves.

Although the fact that Su Yan assaulted a fan could not be changed, the nature of it had completely changed.

Everyone pointed their fingers instantly at Rasheed Wallace.

Excessive.

Inciting a fan to assault an opponent and then destroy them—such behavior was too excessive, too vicious, and could not be tolerated.

"Bastard!!!"

Commissioner David Stern, after learning the situation, slammed the table and was furious.

"What is Rasheed Wallace doing? He is ignoring the rules of the NBA; he is doing something absolutely unforgivable.

Severe punishment.

This time, I must give him a painful lesson and warn the entire league!!!" **CHAPTER 614**