This tomahawk dunk is almost the same as James's, showing everyone Tsai En's terrible talent and, of course, his greatness. Even James of the Cavaliers is not as good as Tsai En of the Academy. This is James, who is famous for his physical fitness, and others dare not think about it. This weight can still be played like this, no wonder you are firmly seated on the throne of No.1 scholar Lang.
After being selected as the number one scholar Lang, Tsai En seems to pay little attention to managing his body. When Xia Lian appeared in public view again, his figure was obviously one size bigger and his face began to pile up. But what is more exaggerated is that his belly is already so bulging at a young age, which is no less than the beer belly of many middle-aged uncles, but I don't know if Tsai En is a muscle or fat growing on his stomach.
Looking at the contrast between Cai En and his teammates is like Cai En's background malnutrition. Where are the top basketball players? Think again, if our teammates are like this, what will happen to us ordinary people standing in front of him? Probably all became bamboo poles one by one. The same NBA players, all about the same height, why is there such a big difference in body shape?
Poor Ingram can't be said to be malnourished in this photo, just like a refugee who has not had enough to eat for a long time. Look at tsai en. When you first entered the NBA, you were three times older than Ying Ge and twice as thick as her thighs. This photo of them vividly confirms a sentence, who said that the arm can't twist the thigh? If we were ordinary people, our waist wouldn't be as thick as his arm.
Just as everyone was expecting to see the NBA regular season /klock-14/, he was accidentally injured. The fans began to discuss his weight again. As fat as Buckley this time, Tsai En should lose weight. But contrary to expectations, what we saw was that Cai En began to gain weight again, and his stomach continued to develop in the direction of beer belly. This time, even Davis stood in front of him and looked very thin.
Finally, let's take a look at Tsai En now. I thought he could learn from the painful experience and lose weight after the injury, but it backfired. Even a loose sweater wearing tights on him may break at any time. I can only say that clothes can't keep up with his weight gain, and I'm afraid O 'Neill will be the next person to compare with him.