Trail Blazers fans posted that Yang Hansen s physical confrontation intensity is far superior to that of NCAA players!

Recently, a Trail Blazers fan published an article in the Portland Trail Blazers fan community, which generally refuted some fans' view that Yang Hansen could not adapt to the intensity of the NBA. The fan said: Yang Hansen's physical confrontation intensity is far higher than that of other NCAA players. The CBA's confrontation intensity is definitely world-class, and it is equipped with animated pictures of Zhang Mingchi elbowing Yang Hansen, which is indeed interesting.

First, let's take a look at the fans' original words. He said: "You can say that the CBA is a league that lacks skills, but its physical confrontation intensity is definitely world-class, and the CBA encourages physical confrontation very much. Yang Hansen has fought against NBA-level players in the past two years of career and has won a series of honors. Compared with the players in the NCAA, Yang Hansen has experienced the test of adult basketball games, and he is not afraid of physical confrontation." The physical confrontation of the CBA is well known, and the animated picture matching is also very interesting. Zhang Mingchi's elbow strike is still famous all over the world. I wonder what he thinks after watching it.

CBA has indeed encouraged physical confrontation in the past two years because our players have suffered a lot of losses in international competitions due to insufficient physical confrontation. But everything has its own degree. Excessive physical confrontation will still cause great harm to the players. However, I didn’t expect that this became a reason for fans to recognize Yang Hansen. I don’t know whether to praise or criticize. Although the CBA has strong physical confrontation, it is still incomparable to the NBA to a certain extent. If Yang Hansen wants to gain a foothold in the NBA, he still needs to adapt to the intensity and rhythm of the NBA. Although fans recognize you now, they still need to speak with their performance in the future.

Who would have thought that the physical confrontation of the CBA will become an advantage one day, but the players who have such a physical confrontation against the NCAA have never felt it. I wonder if any players will come to the CBA to experience it before entering the NBA in the future. What do you think about this?