Mousse: You're not talking about me, are you?

The same principle applies to heads-up matches. It's fine if you win, but it's very embarrassing if you lose.

In fact, it’s not like the NBA has never held one-on-one games before. One year during the All-Star Game, the NBA asked retired Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Dr. J to play one-on-one games.

In the end, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar used his height advantage to torture Dr. J, which made Dr. J panic.

Everyone is famous, I don’t want to lose face?

Since then, the NBA has never held a heads-up tournament because no one wanted to participate.

Retired stars can't even be ashamed, let alone current players.

But this year, coincidentally with Wayne's comeback, Mooke came up with another idea.

Therefore, Stern wanted to use Wayne's help to bring the heads-up match back to the world.

As expected of capitalists, they are trying their best to squeeze out all the value of Wayne's comeback.

"It's okay, you can think about it for a while. You can call me when you've decided.

We really need you, Wei!"

After Wayne hung up the phone, he shrugged.

This is the second time Stern has begged himself after asking him to come back last time.

This feeling of having the CEO under control...

very nice!

In fact, Wayne is not opposed to heads-up competition.

Wayne doesn't care whether he wins or loses, because even if he loses, the dynasty he established is still there and his status is still stable.

Moreover, Wayne is still very confident in his one-on-one skills.

Even with his height advantage, Wayne's winning rate is not low.

If this game can really be held, it will undoubtedly become another classic in the history of the All-Star Game.

There is only one problem now.

If Wayne is determined to participate, will anyone really dare to challenge him?

Wayne sighed, he was really distressed.
Chapter completed!