You Wu: Male, 1985-08-26, Virgo!

Height: about 173

I graduated from Beijing No.11 Middle School, and now I am a student in the Basketball Department of Beijing Sport University!

I have participated in many competitions, and the highest honor was the champion of the dunk contest in 『NBA Carnival last year. Now I have participated in many advertisements and TV publicity, and participated in the performance of the 2004 New Year movie Happy 2004! And I have a cool personality and like joint culture!

The following is one of his stories:

When telling You Wu's story, you should mention yourself, and the bystander should be regarded as the connecting part of the article, and then ignore it after reading it.

Junior high school is studying in Beijing No.11 Middle School. Wang Shengchun is one year older than me and You Wu is two years younger than me. It was a school where countless basketball geniuses emerged, but because there was no basketball tradition in the school, the geniuses eventually became mediocre or eccentric.

1 1 The school once had four full courts, and those four full courts gave birth to countless children's basketball dreams, from the legendary figure nicknamed "the Monkey King with eight baskets" in the 1980s (the highest basket was 3.35 meters, and it is said that this person later went to the United States) to the above-mentioned Wang Shengchun, including me, and perhaps You Wu (when You Wu was in the second day of junior high school, the school dug for Gai Lou).

The outermost of the four courses is the sacred place of juvenile basketball, also known as the little red basket-a red basket with a height of 2.95 meters. 1 1 month, only the best players are eligible to compete in that venue. Because the basket is short, the opportunity to dunk is despised. Of course, playing in the little red basket and dazzling ball control will not be complained by teammates. The little red basket is probably the earliest pure streetball venue I know.

Yes, it's time to show respect to street performers in China.

When I went to play ball in the first day of junior high school, I saw Ma Le, the first star of No.11 Middle School, insert the ball into the sideline of the three-second zone from the outside and then fly up to catch the ball thrown by his teammates from the three-point line, bowing down to complete an NBA-style air relay dunk. At that time, I was shocked from ear to ear and joined the crowd around the stadium with a basketball. From then on, I admired Ma Le very much (later, this man was abandoned because of a waist injury, and now he drives an Audi A6 and occasionally haunts the stadium, and he can't breathe after throwing a few baskets). Before class, the stars of grade three embroidered a dunk contest until the legendary Yang Dawei, who was less than 1.70 meters tall, stuffed the volleyball into the basket from the free throw line, and the bell rang, and the spectators scattered (he was too young to catch the basketball).

In that small red basket, Wang Shengchun finished his first dunk, which also gave him confidence to win the dunk contest. For You Wu, the basket may have left him the first impression of streetball.

In the summer vacation of the second day of junior high school, my parents couldn't beat me, so they sent me to the sports school to practice basketball for a holiday, and after school started, I also ran sports school training intermittently. However, because of playing too wild and poor congenital conditions, I can't sit in the main position in the sports school. This is a great blow to me, who thinks I have great basketball talent, so I put all my energy into practicing ball control and organization. In the third grade, after several legendary high school stars left school, they were occasionally called the No.1 point guard of Eleventh, and were selected into the school team, becoming the first player to enter the high school team in junior high school in the history of Eleventh. At that time, the school gave me a fake student ID card, which I have kept ever since.

The 1 1 school team with little training organized the youngest starting backcourt in the whole region (Wang Shengchun was younger than me in my junior year, and he studied for a year in the morning), but the starting players were attracted by the rich high school (the secret of my junior year was later exposed ... fortunately, we didn't rank, otherwise we would be reported).

With the gold-plated experience of junior high school and senior high school teams, I also consciously called myself "No.11 point guard" and began to train successors, so I often practice one-on-one with junior players with good defensive skills, or accompany them to practice ball control during lunch break. During that time, You Wu? Never heard of it.

Nobody knows this kid?

My first impression of You Wu was one day three years ago. It was a rare summer vacation, and I decided to go back to 1 1 month to miss the scenery of junior high school and enjoy being a legendary star of our school (whoosh, what I said is only the cohesive content, you can ignore it. However, on the newly-built stadium in 1 1 month, it seems that there is no atmosphere in the little red basket. In desperation, I played three to three with a group of senior two children.

There was a little guard staring at me from the beginning. I played with my child again, and I was secretly happy to report my name in his admiring eyes.

The little man plays with passion and is very active on the court. Because he is shorter than me, I sometimes hit hard with my body. I didn't expect him to play unexpectedly hard-not physically, but he didn't give up after being broken many times in a row, and he kept looking for opportunities to break my ball (which annoyed me at the time. After all, I play by controlling the ball and organizing. Nothing can stop it. It's a shame to be banned.

So I decided to put pressure on him. After all, it's hard to destroy a person's self-confidence, and being intercepted continuously will make a person completely depressed ... Many students control the ball well, but once they are crushed, they will easily lose the ball.

I played twice and got his ball for the first time without breaking. The second time impressed me deeply. He made a direction change in front of his body that was almost out of proportion to his physical condition. I don't think so, because the extent of this disguise is far beyond my imagination. To tell you the truth, I was surprised at that time.

After playing together for about an hour and a half, I found that he was very energetic, controlled the ball well and was fast (not very fast), but he didn't have the ability of three-point projection, and the middle distance was not allowed. Except for breaking the ball, he hardly passed the ball, and he didn't have the judgment ability that a point guard should have, and he stuck the ball too much. But his passion really surprised me, especially in defense. After playing ball, I dragged him out for a drink. I know this kid's name is You Wu, and he likes basketball very much. He has heard of me before, hoping that he can become 1 1 the best point guard in history, so he wants to hit me today. I told him that he would not be so enthusiastic about basketball when he grew up, reminded him of shooting and organizing problems, and praised him for his good ball control skills.

I have always thought that senior two should be the peak of an amateur or student player. When people grow up, they will be distracted by many things, basketball will be less important, and then their skills and physical fitness will decline. Finally, due to the complete loss of passion, the only motivation to work hard on the court is probably the desire to win, not the love of this sport as I did when I was a child.

Later, when I returned to China in July last year and went out to play ball, I saw a child dressed as a black man passing people over and over again with the same movements as Ai (yes, I passed and then came back, which was quite dizzy). Out of curiosity, he asked who was next to him and replied, "You Wu, you don't know him?"

It doesn't matter. No one can beat this child.

You Wu? It sounds familiar, but I can't remember where I met such a child who played like Ai. When I was defending him, I tried to reach his ball, but it was dodged by a precursor. I tried to reach it again and again, and it was missed. ......

I came down for a drink and talked a few words, only to remember that the child in front of me was a sophomore I met 1 years ago1month. However, no matter from speed to ball control, this child in black can't make me and him overlap the shadow of a year ago in front of me.

According to people nearby, when the NIKE FREESTYE performance team came to Beijing for publicity, he ran to embroider the balls of American streetball stars for a while, and then became famous in one fell swoop.

I thought it was funny when he told me that he wanted to play professional basketball. I told him that I had the same idea, and the last time I thought about it was about six years ago. Then I told him a lot of nonsense like "I should go to a good university to study hard, basketball is just a pastime"

Later, Wang Shengchun told me online that You Wu went to Beijing Sport University to play basketball, but he hardly had a chance to play. Later, he heard that You Wu could dunk. Last time, he heard that You Wu had an occasional chance to play.

For many years, it's ridiculous to think of my childhood NBA dream only when I'm excited after playing football, and then laugh at myself and lament my childhood dream. After writing You Wu, I remembered a very popular advertisement for a star card in 1999: God stuck out his tongue on the big screen and dodged the defense with a standard backward shot ... On the dark street at the bottom of the screen, a child wearing No.23 jersey practiced God's unique skills alone according to the movements on the screen. The screen gradually blurred and subtitles appeared, which read: Everything begins with a dream. [End]

Attachment: Interview with You Wu (author iOrange)

"I heard that You Wu is the best streetball player in Beijing?" I asked in a rustle.

"What? Only Beijing ~ ~ ~? National! " Red Bull's mm gushed out this sentence from MSN.

You Wu, 5U, Morefree, pure blood street background. His ball control and passing are beyond the limits of most opponents' self-esteem, which is not in line with the national conditions of China.

Height:172-180 cm; Weight: unknown; Average score per game: no record.

NBA carnival dunk champion, Reebok 3+2 dunk contest throne, CCTV interview, Red Bull packaging, national tour. ...

Numbers are legends, fame is a burden and technology is reality. When watching You Wu play ball, two words flashed in my mind repeatedly-"Chili sauce, Chili sauce". No pilgrimage and 1 mixing tape? I'm sorry, I have to use blank to describe your life.

Multifunctional definition

But on the other end of the phone, the idol of China Streetball is as enthusiastic and frank as an ordinary boy 18 years old.

No school (NS): "When did you start playing basketball, specifically streetball?"

(hereinafter referred to as Wu): "I started playing streetball at 200 1, when I was a sophomore. Just in our dormitory compound, sometimes I play by myself and practice with other people in the yard. "

NS: "20065438+0 year? Is it influenced by the and 1 mixing tapes? "

Wu: "And 1 first came into contact with streetball because of watching Nike freestyle."

NS: "Who is the best streetball player?"

Wu: "Hot sauce, of course! His dribbling is so beautiful and creative! There are new moves constantly ... In actual combat, BC (Bone Collector) may be better. His fake shot is so realistic! I like Iverson best in NBA ... maybe because I'm short, too. "

NS: "Who do you like to imitate?"

Wu: "Hot sauce, but I have a lot of it myself."

NS: "Do you name the action yourself? Hot sauce loves to dry. "

Wu: "This is not true, but people can see that this is an action."

NS: "Playing the school team in high school?"

Wu: "Cough! There is no school team in our senior high school (No.11 Middle School). He doesn't value the school! I have to play in the yard or in the street. There are fewer and fewer venues on the street, and the fees have been changed, like the one in Dongdan. "

NS: "What do you think is your best skill?"

Wu: "Probably dribbling. But when I arrived at Beijing Sport University, I knew I had to learn everything, and I had to learn everything from scratch. The coach also taught me by hand. "

The next big v.s., the next myth

NS: "Does the academic coach not let the players do street shooting?"

Wu: "Generally speaking. But now the coach's concept has changed. Dunk is generally encouraged, and advanced things are learned from NBA. Sometimes the coach asks me to teach you some complicated dribbling movements. "

NS: "What do you think is the gap with professional players? What's it like to play with Yi Jianlian and Tang Zhengdong? "

Wu: "It's mainly the physical gap. But when it comes to technology, we (streetball players) are not necessarily worse than them. "

NS: "Will you play professional basketball in the future?"

Wu: "Of course. But if not, streetball is also a good way. Like 1, they play games everywhere. "

NS: "Do you want to go to America? Who do you want to fight? "

Wu: "I just want to go to new york, L.A., and learn some skills from streetball players there and ask for advice. There is a big gap between us and others, and I didn't want to win them right away. Let's learn something first. "

NS: "What is the gap between China streetball and the United States?"

Wu: "This also depends on the cultural atmosphere and understanding of streetball. For example, if I give someone away, many of us won't like it, so we can't hold our breath and insist on giving you some revenge. Then if it's a real streetball, you should come back and buckle two on my head. What is cheating? "

Getting hotter

NS: "Did you get into a fight over this?"

Wu: "Oh, I can't count it. Later, I didn't go to other places to play much. It was boring. Just practice by yourself in the compound, or play with some friends. We all know what streetball is, and we won't be angry because we have been crossed and taken risks ... And technically, people who really play ball, no matter how high they jump and how good they dribble, can't lose their basic skills, jump shots and pass the ball every day. Many people in our country practice playing tricks and 1 all day now. This can't be done. You can't even throw a basket. What are you playing? And 1 is a good thing, but these people are poisoned. "

NS: "listen to hiphop? Like that rapper? "

Wu: "I like listening to good things, and I like and like his singing of Quanse. Several other mainstreams like Nelly are ok. "

NS: "I heard that you are going to tour the whole country soon?"

Wu: "Yes, I'm preparing with Red Bull. I'm going to compete with a group of experts in major cities across the country. They named it carefree team or free boy ... I'm not sure. However, we can't take the bus like 1 and have to fly. "

NS: "I wish you success! Last question, does the T-shirt cover your knees? "

Wu: "definitely passed the calf!" [End]