Hello, Yi Jianlian! 4 of 4 three-pointers! The latest training updates are exposed

Long time no see.

Recently, a netizen met Yi Jianlian and received a self-written autograph. Although he had been retiring for a long time, his eldest brother showed no sign of gaining weight, but he was much thinner, but he was as shy as ever.

, and Yi Jianlian, who was unbearable in his skills, also went to the training hall to practice shooting. If there was no editing, he made 4 consecutive three-pointers.

As long as Yi Jianlian is willing to come back, he can return to the CBA arena and have his own place. His official age shows that he was born on October 27, 1987 and is not very old this year. His life after retirement is not a good thing and has disappeared from the public eye for a long time.

In October last year, Yi Jianlian was deeply involved in a shocking "scandal". All public appearances, including commercial behaviors, have been suspended to this day. Since the beginning of this year, he has slowly tried to make a comeback. The most important time was that CCTV was preparing to broadcast his exclusive interview program in June, but it was finally cancelled and the reason has not been explained. The outside world speculated that the outside world still put pressure on public opinion, so the exposure in mainstream media was still restricted.

By the way, Yi Jianlian and his team have never responded to the "scandal" from beginning to end and have adopted a cold treatment method. However, such a practice is obviously difficult to convince the public, so it has been almost a year but it still cannot truly return. In August 23, Yi Jianlian suddenly announced his retirement, ending his 21-year career. Among them, he won the championship in his CBA career 7 times, won the FMVP 263 times, was elected as MVP 5 times, was named DPOY 14 times, was selected as the All-Star 1, and was selected as the best local team 2 times, etc. It is an absolute legend and undisputed Chinese basketball flagship.

As for Yi Jianlian's NBA career, it is a sigh. As the No. 6 pick in the first round of 2007, he only played for five seasons, playing for the Bucks, Nets, Wizards and Mavericks. He played in a total of 272 regular season games and started 163 times per game, averaging 22.2 minutes, contributing 7.9 points and 4.9 rebounds, with a shooting percentage of 40.4%, 33.3% and 78% in three events.

As a melon-eating crowd, there is nothing to say, or nothing is useless. Only you can save yourself, and you can only wish Yi Jianlian to continue to enjoy a new chapter in his life.