When Ewing saw Su Feng rushing towards him, he felt utterly defeated.

At 35 years old, Ewing was past his prime. His battered knees and severely overworked kidneys made it impossible for him to stop Su Feng.

Plus, his well-honed habits had led him to unconsciously stand in an excellent "spike position" ...

Thus, a world-famous painting titled "Emperor Feng's Second Dunk on the Great Gorilla" was born.

In the picture, the gorilla was filled with grief and indignation, while the emperor exuded dominance. Tiny New York, what a joke!

Madison Square Garden was filled with cries of "Oh my god!"

Compared to Su Feng's first dunk on Ewing last season, this second dunk was not only powerful, but also flawlessly executed. Smith was willing to give Su Feng a perfect score of 10.

Well, unless this "Great Gorilla" could win a championship, his title of "Fifth Center" ...

... would likely accompany him into retirement.

As the saying goes, gods and devils are showing off, while the gorilla is just taking a beating.

68 to 63.

On the court, after landing his 37th point of the night, Su Feng, in order to maintain his "wild and unruly" persona in the new season, even did a celebration move identical to Iverson's.

And believe it or not, when he put his left hand to his ear, he was greeted not with boos, but with cheers that echoed throughout the entire Big Apple!

Dare to ask the 29 teams in the league, which team's fans are the most easily swayed?

However, even Lady Luck was on Su Feng's side this time.

After a shoulder shake, Su Feng went straight for the "umph pull."

The basketball bounced on the rim twice before obediently rolling in.

Ahem ...

The heart-wrenching moment had arrived.

Madison Square Garden, Knicks fans chanted "MVP, MVP" for Su Feng.

As everyone knows, during Jordan's first extension of his two consecutive championships, the New Yorkers had once summoned Jordan.

And although this summons failed, it didn't drive the New Yorkers as crazy as the future failure to recruit Su Feng's successor ...

But for the proud New Yorkers, ever since Su Feng blacked the Bulls' eight after last season, they were happy to see Su Feng create a classic performance in the "basketball mecca."

On the court, the Knicks players felt extremely uncomfortable.

Their own fans were cheering for the excellent performance of the visiting team's player ...

Do you know, it was like you just opened the door and came home, only to see your wife hugging Lao Wang next door, saying "Honey, you're so great!" It was heartbreaking.

Oh, what a terrible analogy!

The morale of the Knicks players, greatly affected, was low.

After a moment, Ewing, wanting to get back at Su Feng, failed to push away Ratliff during a turnaround jump shot, and was instead rewarded with a big block.

I have to say, Ewing that night ...

... was just too tragic.

On the court, Su Feng, who snatched the second landing point, directly dribbled for a fast break. Oakley did not give Su Feng a chance to perform this time, and tackled Su Feng from the side.

As a result, the 76ers players didn't explode, but the Knicks fans at the scene did first.

For Knicks fans, it was one thing if they couldn't see their home team win a championship, but they paid money to buy tickets to come and watch the game, they couldn't be there to sleep, right?

You can simply understand the Knicks fans' mentality as having the illness of a wealthy family without the life of one.

Do you know why Real Madrid would never sell Benzema in the future?

Because of the Real Madrid fans' philosophy of not only demanding to win, but also to win beautifully, who could bear it if you didn't have a scapegoat?

Players are also human, not gods, who can guarantee that they can bring wonderful performances to fans in every game?

Take Jordan as an example, didn't the "old rogue" just go 13-for-40 in Boston the other day?

If you follow the Knicks fans' thinking, then Jordan would also have to be hanged.

Anyway, Su Feng was very motivated to beat up the Knicks.

Because throughout the 90s, where else could you find a team like the Knicks, that you were confident of beating, and that also had a high iron value?

On the court, because Oakley fouled, Su Feng went to the free throw line. In the "MVP, MVP" chants, Su Feng made one of two free throws, scoring his 40th point of the night.

Next, in the final moments of the third quarter, Su Feng scored his 42nd point through a fast break layup.

After three quarters, the 76ers, playing away, led the Knicks 76-66 by 10 points.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, on the 76ers' bench, Larry Brown patted Su Feng's shoulder, pushed up his glasses and smiled, "Our hero, go get 50 points."

To be honest, in Su Feng's heart, this may have been Brown's most "lovable" side.

After a short rest on the bench, Su Feng, after adjusting his headband, stepped onto Madison Square Garden again with a swaggering pace.

In the new season, after gaining weight, Su Feng's physical load was greater than last season's. In addition to playing under Brown, Su Feng had to undertake more offensive tasks. Therefore, for him, who played 46 minutes per game, physical fitness was undoubtedly his biggest challenge.

However, the word "tired" did not exist in Su Feng's dictionary.

He, Su Feng, was going to grind until the end of time!

"Sigh!"

Before the start of the fourth quarter, Brown sighed as he looked at Su Feng's high-spirited expression.

At this time, assistant coach Cheeks looked at him curiously.

It was a pity that Brown did not share his inner thoughts with Cheeks at this moment.

In Toronto, Davis, who was encouraging Mcgrady not to give up, shuddered unconsciously.

He didn't know why, but Davis always felt that someone was trying to harm him behind his back ...

...

Back to Madison Square Garden, in the fourth quarter, Su Feng led the bench to play, while on the Knicks side, Houston and Johnson also didn't rest.

On the Knicks' bench, Van Gundy, who couldn't understand Su Feng even after racking his brains, arranged for the players to resolutely double-team Su Feng as soon as he got the ball at the beginning of the fourth quarter.

Although this adjustment came a little late, on the court, in the early stages of the fourth quarter, Su Feng's number of missed shots in this game had unconsciously approached the "old rogue's."

As the saying goes, experts watch the doorway, while laymen watch the excitement.

Riley and Karl, who were watching the game in Miami and Seattle at the same time, were filled with envy, jealousy and hatred.

Don't look at Riley in the future who said that anyone in the NBA can get 40 points if they shoot 30 or 40 times ...

But in fact, this guy knew better than anyone that in the NBA, not everyone can really shoot 30 or 40 times in a game.

In simple terms, even if the coach gives you unlimited firing rights, you must have the physical strength to shoot.

Tonight, as the 76ers' perimeter defensive core, Su Feng didn't slack off.

At the same time, he was also the 76ers' offensive leader, the only savior in the eyes of the defensive tool man.

In addition to the Knicks' super-high intensity defense, under such circumstances, Su Feng shot from the first quarter to the fourth quarter ...

If you say he's not a monster, then who is?

And most importantly, he was only 19 years old!

Just like every man, no matter what age, likes 18-year-old girls, which NBA team's coaches don't love talented young men with strength?

In Los Angeles, Kobe felt that Su Feng must be crazy when he saw Su Feng's shot attempts, which had soared to 40.

40 shots in a single game ...

How selfish do you have to be to do that?

In Kobe's opinion, only a lunatic would play like that!

Swish!

On the court, Su Feng never expected that he would welcome the opportunity to complete the [Youngest 50+ Gentleman] task so soon.

But thinking about it, with Brown's offensive ideas, coupled with Iverson's absence, and such excellent opponents as the Knicks, Su Feng's output environment was immediately maximized.

As the saying goes, all coincidences are inevitable. The Knicks can limit Su Feng's shooting percentage through defense, but this Knicks team can't control Su Feng's shots.

In addition to the Knicks' own anxious offensive and defensive rhythm, in the dark, Su Feng welcomed the best opportunity to create history.

With 7 minutes and 21 seconds left in the fourth quarter, he scored his 44th point of the night with a handsome turnaround fadeaway.

80 to 70!

Madison Square Garden, the Knicks fans were no longer interested in the outcome of the game. What they were most looking forward to now was whether Su Feng could become the "youngest 50+ Gentleman" tonight.

Speaking of which, if you look through the NBA records, you will find that many NBA records are related to the Knicks.

And in most cases, the Knicks are the background board.

On the court, Van Gundy brought Ewing back again.

After getting "20+10" through a rabbit hop, Ewing added another touch of color to Su Feng's "50+" points.

Seriously, such an excellent background board as Ewing is really rare in the world.

In turn, in the 76ers' offense, before the Knicks' double-team was completed, Su Feng suddenly turned backwards and scored two points again through the "Feng Fadeaway"!

46 points!

82 to 72.

New York, Olympic Tower, Stern, who was watching the game, was overjoyed.

Because in his plan to promote Su Feng, what Su Feng lacked most now was such a classic game.

On the court, Houston made a "踩线三分" (stepping on the line three-pointer), 82-74.

The 76ers played a positional battle, and Snow steadily handed the ball to Su Feng.

Clang!

This time Su Feng missed.

But it didn't matter, in the Knicks' restricted area, with the concession of the old brother Oakley, Da Ben grabbed his 23rd rebound of the night!

Su Feng received Da Ben's pass on the outside and continued to fire.

Clang!

Still no score!

But Da Ben grabbed the rebound for Su Feng again!

God knows how the barrage 20 years later would evaluate this scene ...

"23333, Da Ben is indeed Brother Feng's most loyal bodyguard!"

"No wonder Da Ben said in his autobiography that wherever Su Feng goes, he will go!"

"Brother Feng and Da Ben are teaming up to brush data! Aren't the Knicks going to call the police?"

On the court, Su Feng's face turned red when he saw Da Ben's look at him.

Because Da Ben's meaning couldn't be simpler. If you use a lyric to describe it, it would probably be like this:

Brother, you can boldly shoot, shoot with confidence, don't look back!

Swish!

This time, Su Feng's shot "disappointed" Da Ben.

After regulating his breathing, Su Feng shot one step inside the three-point line, scoring his 48th point of the night!

"Only 2 points away, Su will create history!" Kenny Smith said on TNT.

Madison Square Garden, the Knicks players couldn't hold back anymore ...

With the decline in physical strength, coupled with the fans' heart-wrenching performance, after Ewing's rabbit hop hit the basket, they obviously had problems with their retreat this time.

Da Ben, who also set a new career high in rebounds, passed the ball to Su Feng at the first time.

Madison Square Garden, the record has arrived, Emperor Feng has ascended the throne!

This is, unparalleled!

After using a crossover to shake off Allan Houston on the outside, that ghostly pace reappeared in the "basketball mecca"!

Although Oakley pulled Su Feng with his fifth foul, Su Feng, who lost his center of gravity, still threw the ball into the basket with one hand before losing his balance.

BEEP!

The ball went in, the whistle blew, it was a three-point play!

It is worth mentioning that, just as the entire stadium was chanting "MVP, MVP" ...

Because he lost his balance, Su Feng, who landed directly on the cheerleader on the sidelines, was despised by Britney, who was about to join the cheering crowd.

Looking at Su Feng lying on the cheerleader's lap, unwilling to get up for a long time, and showing an expression of enjoyment, Britney cursed the scumbag in her heart.

Okay ...

After all, he, Su Feng, is not someone who has never seen the world.

It's just that, he is also a human being, he will also be tired!

It's not too much for Su Feng to rest for a few seconds, right?

"Ladies and gentlemen, let us congratulate Su together! He has created a new history!

Now, he is the youngest 50-point gentleman in NBA history!"

TNT, as Kenny Smith's commentary spread throughout North America, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Portland and other places, TV sets were destroyed ...

At the scene, Su Feng, who slowly got up from the sidelines, walked to the free throw line and made an extra free throw.

51 points!

Ahem, okay ...

Su Feng's old problem of facial paralysis due to being too excited occurred again at this moment.

However, his aloof expression, coupled with the new record subtitles given to him by the TV broadcaster, no matter how you look at it, you will only feel that this person is showing off ...

Next, with 2 minutes and 15 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Su Feng hit another fadeaway jump shot, using his best scoring method to lock his final score of the game at 53 points.

Without Mcgrady, after failing to catch up with the score, Van Gundy withdrew the main players at the last moment.

On Brown's side, he also replaced Su Feng according to the customs of the martial world.

"MVP————!!"

"MVP————!!"

"MVP————!!"

In the deafening cheers of Madison Square Garden, Su Feng became the most dazzling star in the "basketball mecca" that night.

19 years and 8 months old, the youngest 50+ gentleman in the NBA!

In the end, 91-79, the 76ers defeated the Knicks on the road!

In the game, Su Feng made 20 of 47 shots, including 7 of 15 three-pointers, 6 of 7 free throws, and had 53 points, 7 rebounds, 3 steals, 1 block, and 1 assist.

After the game, it was not until he saw his technical statistics that Su Feng realized that he had played more crazily than he had imagined.

But ...

27 missed shots!?

Su Feng felt that he must have been framed by the technical statistics staff.

Because he clearly felt that he had been scoring all the time ...

...

In Chicago, Pippen reported the good news of Su Feng's 27 missed shots to Jordan as soon as possible.

However, after the "old rogue" turned on the TV and watched the news, he realized that in addition to the 27 missed shots, Su Feng had also become the youngest 50+ gentleman ...

You know, two days ago, Jordan, who had 27 missed shots in Boston, only scored 29 points in the end ...

Facts have proved that there is also a difference between 27 missed shots.

Jordan's 13 of 40 shots, all the shots that went in were 2 points, but Su Feng's 20 of 47 shots, not only had a higher shooting percentage than the "old rogue", but also Su Feng made a lot of three-pointers ...

In this way, unintentionally, Su Feng even started a topic about the 27 missed shots between him and Jordan ...

And before looking forward to his high school classmates throwing 30 missed shots in the future, the NBA's single-game missed shot record holder, in addition to Jordan, now has Su Feng's name added ...

"Su ... Feng."

In Chicago, murmuring Su Feng's name, Jordan was resentful.

Because there was no need to think about it, Jordan could be 100% sure that tomorrow's news reports would definitely make fun of him!

Damn it, you said that Su Feng hammered the Knicks and dunked on Ewing, but why did he have to bring him along?

...