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Wang Zhelin danced in response to fan abuse
In a high-profile CBA game, Wang Zhelin responded with a unique dance + thumbs up when facing the insults of Shandong home fans, which aroused the dissatisfaction of more fans. The Shandong team finally lost to Shanghai, and Wang Zhelin attracted attention with his outstanding performance of 24 points, 13 rebounds and 2 assists.
The controversial move sparked heated discussions
When the game was suspended, Shandong fans hurled insults at Wang Zhelin, and he received support from the coaching staff with a humorous and funny response. However, the move sparked a heated debate on the web. Some praised Mr. Wang's resourcefulness, but others argued that the response should be proportionate so as not to cause more controversy. The incident became a hot topic on social media.
The overall strength of the Shanghai men's basketball team is strong
The Shanghai men's basketball team recently showed strong overall strength in the victory over the Fujian men's basketball team. The team's core foreign player Bledsoe and local player Wang Zhelin and others performed well. They gradually adapted and integrated into the team's tactical style of play, which played a key role in the team's rise.
Key Battle: Shanghai vs Tianjin
In the upcoming game, the Shanghai men's basketball team will face the Tianjin team, and the two highest-paid national players will once again become the mainstay of the team. In this game, the overall strength of the Shanghai men's basketball team and Tianjin's foreign aid advantage will be the key factors. Head coach Ding Wei needs to focus on defending Tianjin's foreign players, which may be a crucial moment in deciding the outcome of the game.
Wang's dance response became the focus of fan and media attention, sparking controversy over the boundaries of the players' behavior. Is the basketball court comedy too marginal at this moment of limelight? The spark of controversy may have been planted in this marginal humor, allowing fans and critics to discuss it more deeply. Is marginal behavior on the basketball court an innovation or a challenge to the bottom line of sportsmanship?