Giannis Antetokounmpo transformed into Dirk, turning over and shooting a jump shot for a buzzer beater in one go, standing up for himself and his teammates.

Talking about Giannis Antetokounmpo, I believe most fans will have a picture of the "Greek Monster" rampaging in the paint. However, it turns out that Antetokounmpo is not just a charger. He also has moments of flying through the needle - thick and thin highlights. At the home court of the old enemy Indiana Pacers, the opponent equalized the score at the last moment, leaving only 14.5 seconds for the Bucks. Antetokounmpo stepped forward and faced Nesmith's defense, and Siakam was ready to step forward and double-team at any time. He used a very Nowitzki trick, turning over for a jump shot and golden rooster independence in one go.

After completing the buzzer-beater, Giannis looked extremely excited. He made a thumbs-down gesture with both hands at the home fans, and also used his index finger to make a "shut up" gesture to boo the Pacers' home fans. At this moment, Antetokounmpo's emotions were completely released in the audience. He let out a bad breath for himself and his teammates, and was very happy to take revenge.

The feud between the Bucks and the Pacers stems from everything over the years, including the "ball grabbing incident" on the night when Antetokounmpo scored 64 points, the Bucks were eliminated by the Pacers in the playoffs for two consecutive years, and the on-site conflicts caused by Haliburton's father provoking Antetokounmpo, etc. This time at the opponent's home court, Antetokounmpo took away the victory in such a heart-wrenching way, and Antetokounmpo finally regained his place. At the same time, Giannis also spoke out for his teammate Myles Turner, using his performance on the court to tell the home fans to be kind and have a grateful heart.

Before leaving Indianapolis, Turner was the longest-serving veteran of the team. Although he was involved in trade disputes almost every year, he always maintained his original intention and performed professionally on the court. He was one of the biggest contributors to the Pacers' advancement to the finals. It can be said that Turner has worked hard in the Pacers over the years, and even if he has no credit, he has worked hard. What's more, he has been elected as the block leader and has constantly adjusted his style of play for the team. To be fair, Turner has really never failed the Pacers. However, the Pacers fans were so mean. When the video of thanking Turner was played at home, they actually booed everywhere, which did not give the old friend any face. I think Turner must have been very disappointed at that moment.

The behavior of the Pacers' home fans also aroused Antetokounmpo's competitive spirit. In a sense, this winning goal was also a "trial" from Milwaukee. Of course, some fans questioned whether the Bucks, who were all beards and all tails, had nothing to show off if they won the game against the remaining Pacers. Well, the story of these old enemies may not end like this in a short time. Regarding Antetokounmpo and Haliburton, what kind of sparks will they collide with next? Let's wait and see.