Basketball Legend: When Pride Still Matters Chapter 325: 206 When Shaquille O'Neal's Beastly Nature Unle

Chapter 325: Chapter 206 When Shaquille O’Neal’s Beastly Nature Unleashes_3

The one that pisses off the most is this Chinaman!

So, the NBA’s best player since the new century took the initiative to swing a fist at last season’s MVP.

Yu Fei instinctively raised his hand to block, narrowly dodging the heavy blow, but the vibration on his wrist as well as the tingling, burning pain made him realize how much strength Shaquille O’Neal had put into it.

Almost in an instant, Yu Fei, who was already thoroughly disgusted with Shaquille O’Neal, lifted his other hand and swung a hook punch at Shaquille O’Neal’s big fat face.

Smack!

He landed it!

Bradley Center instantly turned into a scene of riot.

Yu Fei and Shaquille O’Neal fought each other, and this fight would be rembered as a mark of hatred between the two, and in the end, rational people prevailed and both sides were quickly separated; the referees issued dual ejections.

Shaquille O’Neal’s left face was swelling, and what was worse, his left eye was blackening substantially.

In contrast, at least Yu Fei’s face remained clean, reflecting another fact: Shaquille O’Neal was not good at fighting.

Before leaving the court, Zaza Pachulia ca over and said, “I didn’t want to drag you into this, if the league fines us… put it on my tab.”

“What a joke, do I need your money?” Yu Fei, unsatisfied after throwing a few punches, gave Shaquille O’Neal a hateful glance in the distance, “I’ve wanted to beat up that dumbass Big Fatty for a long ti!”

Yu Fei walked into the players’ tunnel, followed by Ratner, who looked speechless: “If you wanted to fight, why didn’t you let George put in?”

“Didn’t you see that dog bastard started it?”

Ratner only saw Shaquille O’Neal going at it with no skills, then getting hit by Yu Fei’s two regular punches.

“I saw…”

“Then what’s the use of talking nonsense!”

Ratner secretly heaved a sigh, realizing that their Young Master Yu would never understand the concept of “take a step back and let others fight for .”

Is that good?

Ratner could feel that Yu Fei was garnering gratitude from rookies like Pachulia.

If Yu Fei could step up for Pachulia, he could do it for anyone.

The ejection of two star players made the Lakers-Bucks Ga a lot less interesting.

In the second half, the Bucks without Yu Fei were clearly more chaotic than the Lakers without Shaquille O’Neal.

On the Lakers’ side, Kobe returned to normal, and Karl Malone took on the veteran’s role, scoring 32 points and grabbing 11 rebounds for the entire ga.

The Bucks fought through four quarters, ultimately losing their first ga of the season on their ho court.

But by then, no one cared about the result anymore.

What was more important was how many gas Yu Fei and Shaquille O’Neal would be suspended for, and what the involved parties had to say about it.

Given the personalities of Yu Fei and Shaquille O’Neal, it was inevitable that they wouldn’t let it go easily.

Post-Ga Interviews

“This wasn’t a normal ga, I think we still have a lot of issues to resolve,” —Phil Jackson on the ga.

“Why do you have to emphasize that Shaq was the first to make a move? I admit Shaq is impulsive, but Frye’s response was utterly ruthless. He hit Shaq at least twice, and we will definitely seek an explanation from the league for this,” —Phil Jackson refuted the Milwaukee reporters who claid that Shaquille O’Neal started the conflict.

“This ga has clearly proved that no matter who can’t play, our Lakers Team is always an invincible strong team,” —Kobe Bryant said excitedly after the ga.

“Why should I help? When I was in trouble, Shaq didn’t give a call,” —Kobe explained why he “disappeared” during that fight.

“Young people nowadays are becoming more and more rude, especially the Bucks’ No. 44. Before he entered the NBA, I presented him with a trophy. If I had known he would turn out like this… Hmph!” —Gary Payton lambasted Yu Fei.

“I’m not here to be a bodyguard,” —Karl Malone clarified why he didn’t stop the conflict right away.

“He openly insulted before he even joined the league. Since he joined the league, he has shown no respect! I am a three-ti champion! I am the league’s best player! I expect rookies to respect , but all I get from him is insults and mockery, I swear, if he keeps this up, I’ll hit him again!” —Shaquille O’Neal vehently accused Yu Fei of his actions against him.

“Frye hit Shaquille O’Neal? Yes, but Shaquille O’Neal started it. Frye was rely exercising his right to defend himself,” —George Karl on the conflict between Yu Fei and Shaquille O’Neal.

“Fighting is not good; we should find better solutions,” —Ray Allen discussing the conflict.

“Who started it? (Reporter answers: Shaquille O’Neal), then it’s fine,” —Anthony Mason cleverly responded to the sa question.

“I did nothing; I don’t know why he got so angry,” —Zaza Pachulia was surprised by Shaquille O’Neal’s vehent reaction.

“Frye, what do you think about Shaq saying you lack respect for him?”

“Interesting, this asshole can’t even get respect from the biggest helper on his championship road, yet he dares to expect my respect?”

“How do you view Zaza Pachulia’s controversial action toward Shaq?”

“I don’t think there’s anything controversial about it; it was indeed a bad move, but Zaza is a good guy. He hates racism just like , so if he lost his mind facing a racist, I understand,”

“Charles Barkley said you know Kung Fu because you dodged every punch Shaq threw at you, how did you do that?”

“Dodging the worst free-throw shooter in history’s punches isn’t hard; trust , you could do it too,”

PS: I indeed feel that the images are too large and affect the reading experience. Currently, I cannot post small images on Qidian, so I’ve decided not to put images in the middle of the articles anymore. Whether I will put images at the end of the articles depends on the situation.