Slam Dunk Fox Rukawa

"My God, I fought bravely and racked my brains to finally lead by 8 points. Is it easy for me? I woke up and returned to before liberation." Rukawa continued the deep feeling of Kobe being changed in the previous chapter.

A deep blow.

But no matter how troubled Rukawa was, he had to accept the fact that it was an 8:8 tie.

After the ball resumed, the two said nothing more. They just continued to attack and defend. After all, both of them were only 11 years old. How could they have such terrifying shooting percentages in the future? The basketball was amidst the constant sounds of iron strikes from both sides.

exchanging with each other.

This time it was Kobe attacking again. Kobe dribbled to the left free throw line (why is it the free throw line again? I personally think that the best shooting point for an 11-year-old child is probably no more than here), and suddenly took off quickly, Rukawa.

Without showing any signs of weakness, he stretched out to block the shot. However, it felt like the basketball was getting further and further away from Rukawa's hand to block the shot. It turned out that Kobe used a fadeaway jumper that he had just practiced recently. You must know that Kobe in later generations would even shoot when he first entered the NBA.

Not very good

(When Kobe first entered the league, he was not very good at jump shots. But later, Kobe insisted on practicing 5x300 jump shots every day (5 shooting points, 300 shots from each point), so Kobe is now one of the best shooters in the league. With

The difference between pure shooters is that Kobe has mastered accelerating pull-up jumpers, fadeaway jumpers and other actions that are difficult for ordinary shooters to master. Among them, Kobe can be said to be the only star in the NBA after Jordan who can master the fadeaway jumper.

.At the same time, Kobe also has a strong three-point ability. The current NBA record of 12 three-pointers in a game is held by Kobe.)

Rukawa looked at Kobe. Although the backward angle was not as amazing as he remembered in his previous life, he still lamented the role of his butterfly. Kobe was at least much better than his shooting skills at this time in his previous life.

9:8, Kobe only needs to score one more goal to win the game.

After the ball changed hands several times, this time it was Rukawa's turn to attack. Rukawa dribbled to the left side of the backboard, dribbling with his left hand and protecting the basketball with his right hand. His body was firmly against Kobe, dribbling with his left hand.

The strength continued to increase, and then he leaned on Kobe's right shoulder and exerted a fierce force. At the same time, he raised his hands and made a motion to pick up the ball. Using his left foot as a supporting foot, his right foot slid out in a big circle. Kobe looked at Rukawa.

He was about to raise the ball to shoot. He immediately bent his feet and moved his body forward to the left in a posture ready to block the shot. However, Rukawa's hands did not touch the basketball. He just slid his left hand under the basketball and his right hand over the basketball, and then quickly landed with his right foot.

Supporting the foot, while looking at the backboard with the left foot, he took a big step and turned around. His body suddenly changed from being facing the basket to facing the basket. He caught the basketball that had not been touched with both hands at the same time. He took a step back and then

Fallback shot. (For details, please see Kobe's disciples in the video.) Although Rukawa could not achieve a large range of fallback, Kobe, who had judged the wrong direction in advance, could not block Rukawa's shot.

"Shua" the ball goes in.

Rukawa looked at Kobe with pride and thought, "Small, I will use your future moves to defeat you, let's see if you are better or I am better."

At 9:9, the two sides returned to the same starting line. Now both of them became excited. At this point in the game, both sides knew the basics, and the game entered a fever pitch.

Rukawa holds the ball and looks at Kobe, who is getting more and more excited, and feels secretly bitter in his heart, because after all, Rukawa is of Asian race, so he is inherently inferior to Kobe. After playing for so long, his physical strength is definitely not as good as Kobe. It seems that next time

The result is more losses than wins. But Rukawa is also a person who refuses to admit defeat. He doesn’t want to keep an undefeated bullfight for many years (a 40-year-old bullfighting bullfight with a 10-year-old child, if he loses

I guess you should also find a tofu and kill him.) The record has been broken.

Rukawa decided to use his previous trick.

Rukawa kept dribbling through the backlog of his body and came to the front near the basket, stopped suddenly, and prepared for a jump shot.

When Kobe was about to block the shot, he used his left foot as a support foot, turned around, bumped his right foot, leaned against Kobe with the left side of his body, who quickly regained his center of gravity, and then held the ball in his right hand, preparing for a hook shot. Kobe's body looked slightly away

Stretch out a little left, ready to rush out to block Rukawa's hook.

Rukawa quickly pulled his right hand and took the ball back. At the same time, he landed his right foot and stepped forward. The left side of his body was originally leaning on Kobe, but now Kobe was behind him. Then Rukawa made a fake shot, and Kobe because

He lost his defensive position and had to jump up to block Rukawa's shot.

Although Rukawa's left foot had rotated 360 degrees, he never lifted it. Then he moved his right foot, looked left and forward, took a big step, jumped, made a backhand layup, and scored.

Kobe was shocked, when had he ever seen such a magical pace, four shooting movements, if you don't guard the first three, then any one of the movements will become a real shot, even if your first three are like Kobe just because of his outstanding

If your body is on guard, how can you guard against the fourth one? You may be able to guard against it during a game, but it is at most someone else's help to defend, but this is a single line, and even if it is a help to defend, so what, the fourth action is all you need.

Instead of shooting, just pass the ball directly to our own players who missed it due to the opponent's help defense.

This is the dream dance of the legendary Olajuwon (Appendix 4).

However, in this era when information is not developed enough, Kobe can only watch games through video tapes, and his favorite is Magic Johnson. Although Big Dream has already played against the Boston Celtics in Game 5 of the 1986 NBA Finals

In the game, one player slapped the opponent eight times, setting a record for the most blocks in a single game in the NBA Finals. But what really made Kobe understand the big dream was his third "quadruple-double" in NBA history. That was in 1990.

What happened on March 29, and it is still 1989.

Therefore, in Kobe's eyes, Rukawa in front of him undoubtedly became the creator of the "dream dance step".

Rukawa laughed under Kobe's slightly adoring gaze.

"Bean, the score is now 10:9. I'm willing to admit defeat. Just call me brother and come listen."

Upon hearing this, Kobe quickly retracted his admiration for the ball just now, blinked his eyes, moved his feet randomly, then pointed to his sneakers and said to Rukawa:

"This ball doesn't count, fox, you just stepped on my shoelaces when you turned around."

Ruchuan suddenly sweated. Who are these people? My eyesight is quite good. I never use tools when I go out to visit. Do you think that I didn't see you just stepping on the lace of your right shoe with your left foot before you spoke?

Did it fall?

"Bean, if you do this, I will never accept another game with a football signed by Basten as a bet."

"Facts speak louder than words. I can testify that it was you who stepped on my shoelaces just now. The result of the game does not count. We will rematch on another day." Kobe obviously had his own opinion.

"How can you be like this as a human being? Can't you learn to be as honest as Washington, the founder of your country?"

"Bean, you are too out, do you think an excellent politician can be honest?" Kobe obviously did not agree with Rukawa's concept.

Seeing that the quarrel between the two friends quickly turned from shoelaces to Washington, and then turned into something that even they themselves didn't know, the voice of Kobe's mother Pata came from the house.

"Rukawa, Bean, come and eat the Romulus Egg Chocolate (one of the famous Italian snacks) I just made. You have been playing basketball for so long. Let's take a rest and go wash your hands."

Ruchuan and Kobe immediately stopped arguing and rushed to the restaurant. The verbal argument that was about to begin disappeared under Mrs. Pa's snacks. The sunset, which was ready to watch the excitement, sank to the horizon in disappointment and was replaced by a bright moon.

Then watch a new round of battle between Rukawa and Kobe in the room for the last piece of chocolate.

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