Basketball Thug: I'll Turn the NBA into WWE

On November 19, 2004, at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit, the darkest night in NBA history was about to come. Ye Han, who traveled through time and became a borderline walker, awakened the [Suit Thug System]. System principles: You have to win when playing, and even more when fighting! Your dominance in the conflict determines how quickly you become stronger! That was the moment when Big Ben Wallace pushed Artest, and that was the second before Artest was about to lie down on the technical table. Ye Han unbuttoned his suit, took off his tie, and stood in front of everyone. Facing the irritable fans who rushed onto the court, he did not start a fight, but punched the opponent back into the stands! Facing the ferocious Five Pistons, he suppressed the whole audience with one elbow and one elbow! David Stern: "He's a nightmare for the NBA, but I have to admit, his ratings are higher than Jordan's." Artest: "Don't call me a beast. In front of Ye Han, I'm just a docile kitten." Kobe Bryant: "I've seen Los Angeles at four in the morning, but I don't want to meet Ye Han at night." Since returning from the suspension, a "godfather of basketball" who is elegant and violent in a suit and dominates offense and defense in a jersey has conquered the entire era with his fists and basketballs!