Basketball's No. 1 Anti-Fan

Chapter 235 Curry can only be wronged

Han Sen quickly walked up to the woman.

The woman also noticed him and turned around.

The two people looked at each other.

After observing her more closely, Han Sen discovered that her facial features were very three-dimensional.

A high nose bridge, deep eyes, and thick lips.

The exotic scenery that I had only felt from a distance before became clearer at this moment.

The woman in front of me should be of Indian descent.

As he was watching, Han Sen suddenly noticed that the other person started laughing.

She looks even better when she smiles.

Just as he was thinking this, Han Sen suddenly realized that it seemed impolite to stare at the other person like that.

Just as he was thinking about how to greet her, the other party spoke before him: "Han?"

I didn't expect the woman to know who he was.

If this was in Memphis, it wouldn't be a surprise, but this is in Oakland.

But then I thought, the other person is a cheerleader, how could he not know him?

Han Sen nodded and then asked directly, "Can I have your contact information?"

The woman was stunned at first, then she covered her mouth and laughed again.

Han Sen looked puzzled.

Seeing his serious look, the woman suppressed her laughter and said, "You know what? You are the first boy I have ever met who asked for my contact information right away."

Han Sen couldn't help laughing after hearing this. He really didn't have much experience in chatting up people.

"I wanted to meet you when we were at Oracle Arena before, but I couldn't find you afterwards. I was afraid of missing you again, so..."

He then told the truth, saying that the first time she saw him was more than half a year ago, so it was fate that they could meet again.

The woman was very surprised. After all, Han Sen was not an ordinary person.

She smiled and extended her right hand to Han Sen.

Although Han Sen has no particular skill in chatting people up, sincerity is his ultimate weapon.

Han Sen handed the phone over, and the woman quickly entered her number. After she dialed, her phone rang.

A song with very Indian characteristics. It seems that Han Sen’s previous judgment was correct.

"My name is Ajiali." The woman was also very graceful.

Han Sen was stunned when he heard the name. He seemed to have heard this name somewhere before, but he just couldn't remember it for a moment.

But this is normal. The woman is just a cheerleader. Even if he is a time traveler, he can't remember her name.

"Are you here to buy a pet?" Han Sen asked for the contact information and spoke more relaxedly.

"No, I just like to come and see them. I usually have classes and don't have time to take care of them." Ajiali looked regretful.

"You are still a student?" Han Sen was a little surprised. He glanced down subconsciously. Are students developing so well nowadays?

“Yes, I go to Berkeley.”

"I know that school, the best music school. You must have a talent for music." Han Sen tried hard to improve his impression points.

The University of California, Berkeley is located in the Bay Area, only about eight or nine kilometers away from Oakland, which explains why Ajali would appear here and why she would go to the Warriors' home court to be a cheerleader.

Ajiali smiled again, but this time she was happy. No one can refuse others to praise them.

"Oh, right." Han Sen said as he took out a few tickets from his pocket.

"I have some extra tickets for tomorrow night. If any of your classmates want to go watch the game together, they might be useful to you." The tickets Han Sen could get now were all closer to the front rows.

"Thank you." Ajiali responded naturally.

Just then, someone called Ajiali over there, and Ajiali left first after saying hello.

Looking at the receding figure, Han Sen felt happier than if he had won the game.

He now understood better what Scarlett meant by that sentence.

"This woman doesn't look ordinary." Rondo came over and said.

Han Sen looked puzzled.

"She knows you're an NBA superstar, but she doesn't seem very excited." Rondo gave his reasons.

Han Sen is a two-time FMVP winner and the top player of UA. As long as he is not ruined by injuries in the future, his net worth of over 100 million is just the minimum.

If you meet a billionaire you know on the street and he greets you, would you not be excited at all?

"Maybe it's because she used to be a cheerleader and has met many NBA superstars," Han Sen explained.

"That's even more wrong. If she is really a cheerleader, she will only be more excited about you because she knows better how rich you are." A bystander can see things more clearly. What Rondo said does make sense.

"And she just took the game tickets you handed over. They are worth tens of thousands of dollars, but she didn't seem to care at all. That's unusual." Rondo said while shaking his head.

Han Sen thought about it and it seemed to be true.

But that doesn't matter anymore.

The important thing is that he has already obtained the contact information. If he has the opportunity to get to know each other better in the future, he will naturally know the other person's identity.

The next night, the game between the Grizzlies and the Warriors kicked off at Oracle Arena.

Han Sen looked towards the sidelines when he entered the field from the player tunnel.

He was looking at the location of the tickets he gave out.

There were indeed some people who looked like students there, and they developed a little later than Ajiali and the others.

But he didn't see Ajiali.

So Ajiali gave the tickets she gave to someone else, but she didn't come herself?

With this doubt, Han Sen looked around again and found Ajiali in the front row.

Han Sen looked surprised.

Front row tickets like these are not always available even if you have money.

Rondo really guessed it right.

But his expression soon became serious because the other party was actually wearing Curry's No. 30 jersey!
Ajali is actually a fan of Curry?
This made Han Sen look gloomily at Curry who was warming up in the opposite half of the court.

Curry was warming up when he suddenly felt a chill on his back. He turned around and saw Han Sen. He wanted to greet him with a smile, but he found that the other party seemed to want to eat him alive.

He already knew that Han Sen was more serious this season than ever before, but he was also a UA player now, and the key point was that they were not directly facing each other on the court, right?
Han Sen retracted his gaze and found Conley.

Conley did not seem surprised at Hansen's request to switch defense with him.

Han Sen now completely leads by example, often defending the opponent's offensive core at the beginning of the game.

The unexpected person was Curry.

When Bodog jumped to win the ball for the Warriors, Curry got to the frontcourt and was stunned when he saw that the person defending him was Han Sen.

When he runs without the ball, Hansen is like a piece of sticky candy that can't be shaken off.

Even when he had the ball, Hansen put him under extreme defensive pressure and even "robbed" the ball from his hands.

It was like that when he was holding the ball and was about to change direction and accelerate, the ball was caught by Hansen, and then due to the difference in strength between the two sides, the ball was snatched away directly. When he wanted to get it back, he was dragged and fell.

Even after completing a fast break dunk, Han Sen made a [strong] celebration gesture towards the sidelines.

Unlike Wade, Curry participated in Hansen's personal training camp in the summer, so he had a psychological expectation of Hansen's defensive improvement.

But Han Sen's defensive state tonight has improved by more than one level compared to that time!
The final result was that under Han Sen's strict defense, Curry, who averaged 24 points per game this season, was only able to score 9 points.

"Honestly, I think Han has a chance to become another outside player who gets DPOY." Such performance also made the commentator sigh.

The difficulty for outside players to get DPOY compared to inside players is that not only are they at a disadvantage in terms of statistics, but the defensive situations they face every night are also ever-changing.

The inside players just need to protect the rim, but for the outside players you may encounter a breakthrough type tonight, a back-to-the-basket type tomorrow night, and then a lethal type later, including those who are bigger than you, faster than you, and so on.

Especially after the league introduced the no-handcheck rule, outside players have never won DPOY again.

But the defensive adaptability Hansen showed tonight brought back that feeling.

What is even more commendable is that Hansen is also the offensive core of the Grizzlies. Before this, the only one who could take into account both offense and defense and win the DPOY was Jordan.

This may be the reason why more and more people are starting to compare Hansen and Jordan.

Although Hansen is still far behind Jordan in terms of achievements and strength, compared with those Jordan successors, he can at least look up to them.

After the game, Curry looked innocent as he shook hands with Hansen.

"Is it too late for me to switch back to Nike now?" Curry joked.

"Stephen, that's to make you stronger." Han Sen patted Curry's arm.

[Vertical Jump Rule] helped the Warriors' record improve significantly this season, but Jackson's playing style was still conservative and did not allow the Warriors to take off directly. Although Kerr is somewhat unworthy of his reputation, the Warriors' success is indeed inseparable from his philosophy.

After the game, Hansen asked Rondo to check Ajiali's background.

If she is really not an ordinary person, it would be very easy to check her identity.

As a result, the few memories in Han Sen's mind were awakened by this investigation.

No wonder he felt like he had heard the other person's name somewhere before.

Because the other party's full name is Ajali Ranadive, and her father is Vivek Ranadive, the first Indian owner of the NBA.

Last season, Vivek Ranadivé was still a minority owner of the Warriors, but last summer, he sold his shares in the Warriors and then teamed up with others to acquire the Kings. He is now the majority owner of the Kings.

No wonder Ajali is a fan of Curry, because Vivek Ranadivé bought shares in the Warriors in 2010, when Curry was just emerging.

It's no surprise that Hansen saw Ajali perform at Oracle Arena last season, but couldn't find her on the cheerleading roster and hasn't seen her since.

It turned out that the boss's daughter had temporarily joined the cheerleading team to take part in a performance, and he happened to run into her.

However, after knowing the other party's identity, Han Sen was a little unsure about how to further contact the other party.

After all, for ordinary people, spending money can create surprises and romance, but if both parties have money, then what they need to do is put in some thought.

However, this made Han Sen's originally dull life interesting.

This season he needs to play the role of the villain in the team. Once he steps into the stadium, he needs to always remain serious and urgent, as if he is wearing a mask.

Even when he returned home, he still felt that the mask was on his face.

But now, thinking about how to conquer Ajiali, the mask was taken off unknowingly.

He followed Ajiali's social media and found that she was a person who loved life very much.

She would generously share every bit of her life on social media, including sports photos, photos of scenic spots, photos with various animals, and even photos with marine animals while diving.

This made Han Sen happier the more he looked at it.

The communication between the two was also very pleasant.

The experience with Swift and Scarlett taught Hansen a lot about relationships.

And the reason why Ajali is a fan of Curry is also related to Curry's appearance.

But when it comes to appearance, Han Sen is not inferior to anyone, not to mention that he has an oriental face, which is more in line with the aesthetic of mixed-race people like Ajiali.

In just one week, the two had already made an appointment to visit the Memphis Zoo together during Christmas.

Hansen's off-court life was back on track, but the Grizzlies encountered a not-so-small trouble.

In the game against the Spurs at the end of November, Gasol suffered a grade 11 tear of the medial collateral ligament of his knee. He does not need surgery, but will be out indefinitely and his return date is yet to be determined.

This is the first time that Gasol has suffered a serious injury in his career. You have to know that he plays with a floor-flow style. According to the commentator, it will not be a problem for him to play with that style until he is 50 years old.

This was an accident, but it was also related to the fact that he played for Spain in the European Championship right after the finals, which caused physical fatigue.

Yao Ming's experience is not an isolated case. International players all encounter this problem of working around the clock.

Gasol's serious injury came suddenly, which was a big blow to the Grizzlies who had finally got back on track.

This is not only a test for Farid, but also a test for Hansen.

The strength of the Western Conference teams is similar this season, and the current record is likely to be another season in which even the eighth place in the Western Conference needs 50 wins.

If the Grizzlies continue to lose games in a row, they will not only fall out of the top half, but may even fall out of the playoffs.

In the first game that Gasol was absent, the Grizzlies lost to their old rival, the Spurs.

The Spurs developed the hammer tactics this season, maxing out both offense and defense, and are currently ranked first in the Western Conference.

But the good news is that after defeating the Spurs, Hansen's [Death Coil] finally reached a bottleneck.

The Grizzlies' next opponent is the Knicks.

Because it was an away game, the Grizzlies went to New York a day in advance.

But just before leaving, the director of UA came to Memphis to find Hansen.

In Han Sen's residence, he proposed a plan called "Decapitation Operation" to Han Sen.

(End of this chapter)