In the third round of the NBL League, the Phoenix finally defeated the opponent 94-86 to win three consecutive games. In this battle, Zhou Qi cut a comprehensive data of 22 points, 10 boards and 7 hats, all three of which are career highs. Moreover, with this single 7-cap performance, Zhou Qi also conquered Australian fans. After three battles, his block data has ranked first in the league, and this world-class block king deserves it.
In the past three games, Zhou Qi's performance can be described as getting better and better, debuting 20 minutes, getting 8 points, 5 boards and 3 hats, while in the last game, due to being plagued by fouls, he only got 8 points, 3 boards and 2 hats. After adjusting and adapting to the first 2 battles, Zhou Qi finally broke out in the third battle, this battle, he cut 22 points, 10 boards and 7 hats, and the offensive and defensive ends showed their dominance.
3 caps, 2 caps, 7 caps, in the past 3 games, Zhou Qi handed over a total of 12 hats, averaging 4 hats per game. Whether it is the total number of blocks or the average block loss per game, Zhou Qi is ranked first in the league. Although Joru Aquil, who is opposite Zhou Qi, also handed over 6 hats, his play was not as stable as Zhou Qi, he only had 1 cap in the last battle, obviously, in terms of blocking ability, Zhou Qi is better.
After Aquil, the third player in the NBL league block list, averaging only 1.65 blocks per game, is obviously not in the same grade as Zhou Qi. In other words, in the NBL this season, as long as Zhou Qi plays normally, the cap king this season is probably none other than him.
As we all know, since his debut, Zhou Qi is a super blocker. At the U19 World Youth Championship that year, facing the European and American powers, 17-year-old Zhou Qi gave an average of 5.4 hats per game, directly taking away the title of cap king, while Igor, who was in second place, averaged only 2.5 hats per game. After entering the CBA, Zhou Qi's block is even more unique.
In the five seasons he played in the CBA, Zhou Qi averaged more than 2.2 blocks per game in each season, including more than 3.0 times in two seasons, and won the block king twice, and the other three seasons also occupied the top three positions in the block. In the first season of his CBA career, he averaged 3.3 blocks per game.
Obviously, "Zhou's hot pot" is not only in the CBA, but also in the Chinese basketball world, in the Australian League, in the World Series, it is also blooming everywhere.