After the All-Star Game ended, who was the most depressed person? The Giannis players who were defeated by Team LeBron, or Aaron Gordon who failed to win the dunk contest trophy, or Trae Young who failed to reach the finals of the three-point contest? Of course not. The most depressing person is definitely former NBA player Dwayne Wade. He unexpectedly became the focus of the All-Star Weekend and stole everyone's attention.
It stands to reason that this is a player's holiday, and only active players can be the protagonists of the All-Star Weekend. Even though Chicago is Dwyane Wade's hometown and he briefly played for the Chicago Bulls for one season, this shouldn't give him too much courtesy. However, the controversial rating in the dunk contest has made Dwyane Wade questioned, and the fans' endless ridicule, abuse and rebuke have made Wade somewhat infamous.
New Slam Dunk Champion
This All-Star Slam Dunk Contest can be called the most exciting one in the past four years. Since the peak showdown between Zach LaVine and Aaron Gordon, the All-Star Slam Dunk Contest has become a bit dull. Tasteless. Aaron Gordon's return to the slam dunk contest stage and Derrick Jones Jr.'s explosive form rekindled enthusiasm for this most exciting single event, but Aaron Gordon's failure to win the championship was ruined. The excitement of the dunk contest.
This is not to say that Derrick Jones Jr. is not worthy of the slam dunk contest championship. He showed outstanding physical talent in the game, but his last dunk was not outstanding. Aaron Gordon's last dunk was also flawed. It was not easy to leap over Taco Fall, the league's tallest player, but he tried without hesitation and succeeded, showing his impressive dunk skills. What is slightly lacking is the take-off height. Aaron- Gordon also said after the game, "I should use a little more force and jump higher."
Gordon leaps over Taco-Farr
The problem lies in Here, both players performed poorly in the last dunk. Aaron Gordon's last dunk was more difficult. It is incomprehensible that he lost the game because of this. The slam dunk contest winner is determined by the scores of five judges. Dwyane Wade became the focus because he gave "his" players 10 points and Aaron Gordon scored 9 points. It was this 1-point difference that made the final champion of the game controversial.
The media and fans are all complaining about Aaron Gordon. Stephen-A- Smith believed in the program that "Gordon has shown more creativity."
The doubts are all focused on Wade, not because of the difference in his two scores. In the last round, it was not just because of the difference in his scores. Wade was accused by other judges of "temporarily changing his mind." Singer Common and WNBA celebrity Candace Parker have hinted, and some details at the scene can also confirm that Wade's final score was intentional - after finishing the score, Wade took off his headphones in advance, he knew it's all over.
Wade is too depressed
Regarding the controversy over the slam dunk contest, Wade has responded intentionally or unintentionally many times. He thinks he is not the only judge who scored 9 points, so why are they only staring at him? First, Wade's "fellow friendship" with Derrick Jones Jr. makes him unable to avoid suspicion; second, Gordon's performance was better, and Wade's final round scoring was biased; third, he He was criticized for not following the "agreement" between the judges.
Wade's social media was ruined because of this, and fans continued to make fun of his last 9 points.
retweeted a netizen’s miraculous score of the All-Star Game, but the netizen listed a mathematical formula and commented “10-1=9”; he posted a chicken soup comment accompanied by a picture, and the netizen replied in the comment below, “I rate this photo. 9 points". Wade quoted a famous quote and wrote: "The greatest use of life is to use it on things that last longer than life." Netizens joked about this, "Your greatest use is to give that 9 points."
(Text/Yan Wuqiang)
