Basketball universe explodes! Japanese magician Yuki Kawamura makes the Bull Xia Lian shine in oriental light

On July 19, the NBA Summer League battle continued, and the Chicago Bulls beat the Jazz 105-92. But what really triggered social media was Japanese defender Yuki Kawamura, who was only 1.72 meters tall - 26 minutes and 37 seconds of performance time, made 6 of 11 shots, 6 of 9 three-pointers, scored 20 points, 4 rebounds, 10 assists and 2 steals, with a plus-negative value of up to +16!

This superstar in Japanese basketball played a crazy performance in the spotlight of Las Vegas. He has completely controlled the Bulls' offensive lifeline, and every pass is like a precise guidance system installed. Shortly after the opening, a freehand, freehand, wonderful pass ignited the whole game; a ghostly pass in the fast attack counterattack seemed to have eyes on the back; at the last moment of the game, a scalpel-like pass to tear the Jazz's defense line, helping teammates easily eat cakes - Behind the gorgeous data of 10 assists in a single game is the insight of the Oriental point guard beyond his age.

When the Jazz tried to create a misalignment with a pick-and-roll, Kawamura responded with a three-point rain. After the pick-and-roll, he took a three-pointer without hesitation, took a knife and fell, and his terrifying efficiency of 6 of 9 shots completely tore the opponent's defensive strategy. Modern basketball's most cruel requirement for a small guard is carried on his shoulders with ease - he must not only lead the needle to revitalize the entire team, but also become a deadly shooter in the flash. After the game, the Bulls' official social media account quickly released Kawamura's highlight video, with the caption full of surprise: "This magician from the East!" The comment section was instantly overwhelmed by the shouts of "Asian Light" and "Japanese Curry". In the audience seats of the Las Vegas Arena, some fans even held up the Japanese support board - the long-lost East Asian defender storm in the NBA arena, which is being started by this 24-year-old young man. The outbreak in

Kawamura was by no means accidental. As the core commander of the Japanese men's basketball team Tokyo Olympics, he has long proved his ability to tear the defense line in the FIBA arena. But the NBA-level confrontation is always the sword of Damocles hanging over the heads of Asian defenders. Kawamura showed not only his gorgeous pass technique and accurate long shots, but also his imaginative calmness and creativity when facing tall European and American defenders. In the NBA arena where giants are full of giants, he proved that true basketball wisdom has never been related to height.

From Hachimura to Yuta Watanabe, Japanese players have continued to impact the NBA's stereotypes in recent years. The emergence of Yuki Kawamura is breaking a stronger barrier - when the Asian point guard scored 20+10 in a single game in the NBA, and when the Eastern defender conquered Casino fans with his magician-like performance, the diversification process of the world basketball territory has entered a new dimension. This summer, the spotlight in Las Vegas finally illuminates the Eastern defender's path to break through. Yuki Kawamura declared with his actions: the center of the basketball world will always be left to those creators who can turn the impossible into the possibility.