Basketball Bruiser: I Turned the NBA into WWE

November 19, 2004. The Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit. The darkest night in NBA history was about to begin.

Ye Han transmigrated as a fringe player on the Indiana Pacers and awakened the Suited Enforcer System.

The System’s rules: Win on the court, and win even harder in a fight! Your dominance in a confrontation determines how quickly you grow stronger!

It was the instant Big Ben Wallace shoved Ron Artest, one second before Artest was about to lie down on the scorer’s table.

Ye Han undid his suit jacket, took off his tie, and stepped in front of everyone.

When furious fans stormed the court, he didn’t break up the fight. He blasted one of them back into the stands with a punch!

Facing the fearsome Detroit Pistons, he took them down with one elbow apiece, subduing the entire arena!

David Stern: “He’s the NBA’s nightmare, but I have to admit, his ratings are even higher than Jordan’s.”

Ron Artest: “Don’t call me the Beast. Next to Ye Han, I’m just a sweet little kitten.”

Kobe Bryant: “I’ve seen Los Angeles at four in the morning, but I wouldn’t want to run into Ye Han at night.”

After returning from his suspension, this “godfather of basketball,” elegant and fearsome in a suit and dominant on both ends of the court in his jersey, used his fists and his basketball skills to make an entire era bow to him!