Dream Team Basketball Camp is where dreams begin. Twelve years can make a man start a family with white sideburns, but the initial love in his heart will never change. His name is John and he is Garnett the Wolf King's most loyal fan. He touched fans all over the world with two hot dances separated by twelve years.
Back in 2003, Target Center Arena. When the live camera focused on the baseballcap-wearing Timberwolves fan, he took off his top and danced belly, showing off the Timberwolves logo on his chest and the kg print on his arm. He paid tribute to Garnett.
Due to excessive indecent behavior, John was quickly removed from the arena by security personnel. However, after the Green Army's successful victory, Garnett returned to the place where this dream began after twelve years.
John, who used to come to the target center again, is different from twelve years ago, he has become a mature man, surrounded by two sons, aged eleven and nine. When the live camera was pointed at him, he just smiled. The second time he turned at him, he still didn't get up, just let the two children next to him dance for him. When the camera turned on him for the third time, the fans stood up and cheered him on.
The familiar music sounded again, and he no longer hesitated and generously walked to the passage that had been crazy. Take off your top again, with kg exposed on your chest, welcome home words. Affectionately gave a thumbs up to the Wolf King, instantly detonating the audience. This scene brought tears to the eyes of countless TV viewers.
Garnett on the field was moved, he beat his chest and banged his head to greet John, who at that moment was kg's soulmate. Garnett said: "It's the craziest thing I've ever seen in my entire NB career. "This is the birth of the pinnacle, the possession of hypocrisy, the dusk that bears witness to the lonely believer.
Although John is no longer young, his youthful love has never changed. Basketball is not only his competitive charm on the court, but also the love and respect under the court, which brings him spiritual sublimation. This may be the real charm of basketball.
