A sentence from the host on the spot: Green got up, and instantly pushed Du Runwang to the forefront.
However, objectively speaking, there is still a world of difference between Du Runwang's action and Green's behavior.
If you don't believe me, let's talk about it.
First of all, Zhang Ning jumped high to grab a frontcourt rebound, and then he was ready to jump to complete the second offense.
Du Runwang stepped forward at this time and slapped his palm directly on Zhang Ning's forehead.
It can be seen very clearly through the slow-motion replay that this foul is very obvious, but Du Runwang's original intention was not to really hit Zhang Ning's forehead, but to see Zhang Ning want to finish after grabbing the rebound, and his subconscious reaction was to slap Zhang Ning's arm with his hand to block the attack.
Unexpectedly, Zhang Ning came to a squat at this moment.
Of course, this is also easy to understand, as a swing player of the guard, he came to the position under the basket, and the surrounding area was full of defensive players, and if he wanted to complete the finish at this time, he must be thinking of being able to squat to form a more upward force, so as to better form a confrontation.
Moreover, Zhang Ning also made a "fake action" at the same time, that is, he shook it.
This is the "evidence" that can directly prove that Du Runwang is not absolutely malicious.
In such a flash of light, Du Runwang was a little "deceived", so he made a decisive move, and Zhang Ning shook it again before he was ready to jump, at this time, Du Runwang's palm happened to "meet" Zhang Ning's forehead.
The whole attack and defense is roughly such a process.
Moreover, I don't know if you have noticed it.
Although Du Runwang is a relatively "delicate" player on the offensive end, especially in shooting, he is still clumsy on the defensive end, especially in the face of this kind of defense that requires "judgment".
A lot of the time it's a bit "out of track".
For example, this time defending Zhang Ning, he didn't know that Zhang Ning made a fake move for the first time, but felt that the ball was about to be shot, so he immediately went to "greet".
And after he shot and hit Zhang Ning's forehead, he realized that he had hit the wrong place.
However, at this time, it was too late to regret it, after all, Zhang Ning's forehead was so strong, and from the action itself, Du Runwang was "deliberate".
Because he just wanted to stop Zhang Ning from making a move through his own actions.
There's nothing to argue about about this.
In view of this, Du Runwang really has to improve his defensive ability in the follow-up.
Including what we just said, first of all, there is a basic "prediction" of what kind of action the offensive player will make next.
Don't, it looks like you're going to make a move, so you can't help but make a move yourself.
In many cases, as long as the action is made, no matter where it is played, the foul will not be able to run away, and if the number of fouls at this time is full, the opponent will go to the free throw line, which is very demoralizing to the team.
Second, practice your defensive skills a little more.
In many cases, it doesn't necessarily take a lot of brute force to disrupt the opposing player's attack, and if you find the right angle, you may be able to complete the merit with just a little "everything".
Therefore, in the final analysis, Du Runwang's own defensive skills are not at home, and he is indeed a little inflexible in physical coordination.
It's especially easy to have this kind of jaw-dropping defensive scene.
Because, the rhythm of him and the defenders is never right.