Paul Fu: Yang Hansen should take Yao Ming as an example and can both participate in basketball and inherit culture

June 11th News In Yang Hansen's NBA documentary "Leaping to the Extinction", Rich Paul, founder of the agency Klutch Sports Group, talked about his views on Yang Hansen.

Ritchie Paul said: "I think the rhythm of the game will be a problem. Facing those speed guards with excellent athletic ability, we don't expect Yang Hansen to defend this type of speed guard. This is very difficult for any big player. But I think Yang Hansen is very resilient to play. The team will find ways to help him, understand some defensive tactics, so that he can be in a more favorable position. It will be very difficult. After all, this is the NBA, which brings together the top 450 players in the world. You can't expect Yang Hansen to be perfect, it doesn't matter, I think he will adapt."

"Yang Hansen is great. As time goes by, our severity The department is getting better and better, and we will greet each other when we meet, which is great. His interactions can make people feel his excitement and vitality, which is also great. "

"I don't want to compare players, so I won't compare him with Yao Ming. They are just Chinese players. I think doing this for young players will bring problems. I think he should take Yao Ming as an example, and he can devote himself to basketball and inherit Chinese cultural characteristics. I think this is extremely important. As long as there are players playing from one place to another, he will get support from his hometown, so Yang Hansen will get support from all over China. I think this is a good thing for the NBA."