Guangdong Team's game was so exciting that it made people's blood boil! Guess what? Fujian almost turned the game around, all thanks to the referee's "divine operation"!
In the 32nd round of the CBA, Guangdong faced Fujian. Fujian has been in good form recently, winning against many strong teams and almost causing an upset against Shanxi! However, this does not mean that they can shake Guangdong's dominant position. As soon as the game started, Guangdong's three-point rain began to pour, with Jilunwater firing on all cylinders, cutting through the defense like a knife through butter! Fujian is not to be underestimated; their inside play is tough, and their counterattacks are sharp, once reducing the point difference to only one point. But at a critical moment, Guangdong upgraded their perimeter defense and directly scored an 8-0 run! At the end of the first quarter, Guangdong led by 9 points.
In the second quarter, Fujian fell into a scoring drought again, and Guangdong took the opportunity to widen the gap. At this time, Joseph Yang stood out, with his superb one-on-one ability, leading the team to catch up by 11 points! On the Guangdong side, Zhang Wenyi's three-point shooting was incredibly accurate, continuously hitting shots and stabilizing the situation. At halftime, Guangdong led by 16 points.
In the second half, a dramatic scene unfolded! Joseph Yang secretly elbowed Huang Rongqi, who lost his composure and was sent off for a foul! Is the referee a bit biased? Then, the referee blew another baffling three-point foul, allowing Fujian to take advantage and catch up in points. As Fujian was about to overtake, Huang Rongqi suddenly seemed to have turned on a cheat code, sinking three-pointers one after another, with an astonishingly high shooting percentage! This was a textbook-level comeback! Guangdong also regained control of the game rhythm.
In the final quarter, Guangdong had a significant lead and decided to replace their starters with young players for training purposes, while Fujian failed to seize the opportunity. In the end, Guangdong defeated Fujian 116-92, achieving an eight-game winning streak!
This game, in addition to the exciting content of the match, the referee's decisions also became a hot topic of discussion. Some of the decisions were indeed difficult to understand, but this did not affect Guangdong's ultimate victory. Huang Rongqi's outbreak was also a highlight of the game, as he proved his abilities with his actions. Other players such as Jilunwater, Xu Jie, Morand, and Bazley also had outstanding performances, with Zhang Wenyi's three-point shooting particularly impressive.
Overall, Guangdong's strength is indeed formidable, with a frighteningly high three-point shooting percentage. Although Fujian fought hard, the gap in strength was still quite noticeable. This game not only showcased Guangdong's powerful strength but also exposed some of Fujian's problems. More importantly, it also showed everyone that even in the face of controversy, great strength can still come out on top! Of course, fair and just refereeing is always the cornerstone of sports competition, and there is still room for improvement in this aspect!