From this point on, in less than ten seconds, Robinson took shots in an unorganized manner. Rodman fought and blocked, scolded and retreated. The scene seemed to be losing momentum, but the person who really collapsed was Robinson.

He is like a beast locked in an octagonal cage for a life-or-death duel, with only the instinct to fight.

The audience had no doubt that if Rodman was caught, he would beat him to death on the spot with his fists.

Rodman, who has experienced many battles, knows that he will win without a fight, so there is no need to fight with the opponent, as long as he maintains this rhythm.

Robinson chased Rodman from under the basket to beyond the three-point line and then to the sidelines.

When a teammate ran up from behind and shouted "calm down", Robinson, who had no idea what "calm down" meant, threw an uppercut at the man without distinguishing friend or foe.

BANG!!!

The man was hit in the head and fell to the ground unconscious.

Louis could clearly see that 20 years ago, his close friend Rudy Tomjanovich was punched out of his brains like this.

It's just that the opponent can still say that he killed his opponent, and Robinson killed Rex Chapman with this punch...

...Huh? Are their own people beating their own people?
Chapter completed!