Chapter 805

A punch landed straight on that fan's chest.

That fan was knocked over directly, falling into the crowd behind him.

Fortunately... he was a fatty, weighing at least 150 jin or more, barely managing to withstand it, not reaching the point of fainting.

And after all, it was an NBA player with strong physical fitness attacking an ordinary fan.

That punch was truly shocking.

This fat fan was also grimacing in pain, feeling uncomfortable all over, his face a mask of pain.

"Damn it, dare to hit my brother!!!"

And beside him, about four or five good friends, seeing their companion being hit, and hit by an NBA player.

Instantly got anxious.

"I spent money to watch the game, not to be hit by you guys!"

A roar.

That fan and his 4 partners, 5 people crazily rushed toward the scorer's table, toward Rasheed Wallace.

A full 10 fists.

Crazily smashed onto Rasheed Wallace, but Rasheed Wallace's body was truly strong, hard-carrying the gang-beating of 5 adult men.

And... he could even fight back.

No way.

This is the absolute gap between the physical fitness of an NBA player and an ordinary person.

The brawl between the fans at the scorer's table and the players was about to break out.

And on the Pistons' side.

Ben Wallace, Prince, and Hamilton and others saw their teammate being surrounded by fans.

Their own spirits weren't very smooth either, and without fully understanding the cause of the matter.

Their first reaction was... a teammate was hit, they must step in to help.

No time to think.

These people also swarmed up, rushing in to participate in the fight.

If they really started fighting... these 5 fans were really no match for Rasheed Wallace and his teammates.

However.

When a conflict between fans and players occurs, it instantly forms two extreme groups.

Fans and players.

Other fans saw NBA players hitting people, and one by one, they couldn't sit still either.

Some guys who liked to cause trouble rushed up directly, participating in the group fight.

However, such participation would have a ripple effect.

In an instant... more than a dozen people rushed out, a full nearly 20 fans, starting to fight with Rasheed and several other Pistons players.

If the situation were allowed to develop.

To be honest... the Pistons players would still have the advantage.

Because they could withstand the fists of many fans.

But as long as they landed one punch on a fan during defense, they could potentially knock that fan out directly.

Then just a few ruthless hits, fainting a few people, KOing a few fans.

The fans would automatically back down.

In fact, it was... after just a few seconds of fighting, several fans had already been knocked over in the stands, unable to move at all.

So much so that in the back rows of the stands, some fans who were also preparing to participate felt timid.

However.

Their desire to cause trouble didn't stop.

Some fans roared in the back rows, crazily trash-talking.

There were also some fans who directly threw the cola, drinks, and popcorn in their hands toward the scorer's table, toward the bodies of the Pistons players.

And when ice-cold cola was poured onto the Pistons players, and even on their heads, soaking them all, this only made them more angry and irritable.

The ruthlessness of their punches was also continuously increasing.

The conflict was escalating, becoming even more vicious.

"Damn it, dare to touch my fans!"

And at this time... the Bulls players couldn't sit idly by either; this was their home court, how could they allow players from other teams to bully their own fans?

Although they didn't fully understand the truth of the matter.

But as an NBA player, not being able to control one's emotions and attacking fans is in itself a very wrong thing.

You could completely apply to the referee, telling the referee what a terrible thing that fan did.

Then have the referee expel this fan from the court, or punish him however you want.

But... taking the initiative to hit someone, that is definitely wrong.

Pippen was the first to not sit still, rushing out in a roar, participating in the fight, and on the side of helping his own Bulls fans.

"This bunch of Pistons bastards!"

Chandler couldn't stand it either, rushing over.

JR Smith also rushed over, all three participating in the fight.

Iguodala, Hinrich, and Yao also followed, but... these three played the role of breaking up the fight.

Finally.

Su Yan also rushed up.

He also acted as a peacemaker.

After many Bulls players participated in the fight, the combat power on the Pistons' side suddenly weakened, coupled with the arena security guards rushing up at high speed.

Around the entire scorer's table, about 50 or more people were fighting together.

Of course.

Now it was largely in a state of breaking up the fight.

Fans were pulled away by security, and Yao and others went up to hold back Billups and Hamilton and others.

And the biggest troublemakers, Rasheed Wallace and Ben Wallace, were also restrained by Pippen, Chandler, and others.

The scene on the court was truly chaotic, extremely chaotic.

But everyone was also breaking up the fight in an orderly manner, and soon... the confrontation between fans and players stopped and evolved into a confrontation between players and players.

No.

There was no way to confront.

Pippen, Chandler, and Smith launched a counterattack against Rasheed Wallace, Ben Wallace, and Prince...

A fight between 6 players.

Su Yan, Yao, and others first pulled the other Pistons players away, then rushed toward the main battlefield.

Su Yan appeared directly between Prince and JR Smith.

He hugged JR Smith with one hand and pushed Prince away with the other, stopping the fight between the two.