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Chapter 43 I'm going to take my talent to the NBA!



Chapter 43 I'm going to take my talent to the NBA!

"champion!"

"champion!"

"We are the champions."

UCLA players continued their wild celebrations even after receiving their awards.

Ben Holland became the target of everyone's attack, and Love pulled him down.

then!!

A group of people went up and formed a human pyramid.

The players were determined to settle scores and grievances!

The UCLA fans at the Alamo Stadium turned the arena into a sea of ​​people, chanting "UCLA champions!!" over and over again!

After receiving the trophy, the MOP trophy unsurprisingly went to Zeng Zhen, making him the first Chinese player to win the MOP trophy.

When the handsome Zeng Zhen smiled and raised the MOP trophy above his head, the young women were utterly powerless to resist!

"Once, I loved you!!"

"Fuck me!"

"Zeng, I want to have your child!!"

The cheerleaders were screaming with gusto.

Many cheerleaders have contacted Zeng Zhen openly and secretly in the past, hoping to date him.

Zeng Zhen can see that he will definitely enter the NBA. As long as he gets involved, he will never lack money in the future and will not be in the playoffs.

Unfortunately, Zeng Zhen was focused on his career during this period, training and studying his opponents every day, and had no time to spend his energy on women. He rejected these dates.

Confetti rained down from the sky, and UCLA's victory was destined to be etched in NCAA history.

Amidst the shoving of his teammates, Zeng Zhen reached the basket, stood on a prepared platform, and cut a piece of the net!

As the victors, they can keep this part!

"Click click click!!"

The reporters captured this moment.

This is an honor.

All of UCLA's games this season have ended, but fans and reporters know that.

The story of this Chinese man, number 10, has only just begun!

Champion, individual honors!

Zeng Zhen will earn a lot more in the future.

........

"I hope we can have a pleasant collaboration in the future!"

"OK, then I'll leave the rest to you."

In a Chinese restaurant in Los Angeles, a variety of dishes are laid out on the table.

Zeng Zhen officially signed an agency contract with Jeff Schwartz, with a 3% commission on his salary and a 10% commission on off-site business collaborations.

At this point, Zeng Zhen officially became a member of the Excellence Sports Management Company founded by Schwartz.

The reason Zeng Zhen signed the contract so readily was that he had experienced Schwartz's professional abilities during this period.

In addition to contacting the media and scouts to significantly improve his draft position and fame, Schwartz has also negotiated at least three million-dollar endorsement contracts for him.

Schwartz even promised Zeng Zhen that he would cover all of Zeng Zhen's expenses during this period until Zeng Zhen signed a contract with an NBA team.

Schwartz smiled as he looked at Zeng Zhen. With Yao Ming and Yi Jianlian laying the foundation in the NBA, the Chinese market was expanding day by day under the development of the NBA. Zeng Zhen's explosive popularity in March Madness made him feel that as long as the cooperation was pleasant, the two of them would achieve great commercial success.

Schwartz then handed Zeng Zhen a pre-prepared schedule of tryouts: "Zeng, I've contacted several teams that predict your lottery picks these past two days. They're all very willing to work closely with you. I hope you maintain good form during the tryouts so we can take some initiative."

Zeng Zhen took the schedule and looked at the list. The Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, Memphis Grizzlies, Minnesota Timberwolves, Seattle SuperSonics... even the Spurs, Celtics, and Lakers had all sent Zeng Zhen tryout invitations.

This was the first time Zeng Zhen had realized that so many teams were paying attention to him.

"You've had quite a few tryouts. Some established players might not participate in so many tryouts, but you're different. You've only been famous for a little over a month, and based on your performance during that time, many teams know your name, but they can't fully and systematically evaluate your talent and ability!"

"I believe that once you've finished all your workouts, we'll know exactly which teams will make draft commitments to you."

"OK, I trust your plan. So, what do I need to do?" Zeng Zhen asked Schwartz.

Zeng Zhen believes in Schwartz's professional abilities. Drafting is an extremely complex task that involves future development and cannot be done carelessly.

"You just need to maintain your current form and show it in the tryouts. In short, the basketball court is yours, and I'll take care of the rest of the game. It's that simple!" Schwartz said with extreme confidence.

"Jeff, which teams do you think are the best fit for me?" Zeng Zhen asked.

"Zeng, based on your personal playing style and characteristics, the best fit for you is a rebuilding team, not a championship contender."

Why?

"In a rebuilding team, you'll have a lot of ball possession to develop yourself, a strong tactical role on the court, and the whole team will revolve around you. But in a mature championship contender, it's hard for them to make changes for a rookie like you. You'll need to adapt to their tactical system. Take the Los Angeles Lakers and Cleveland Cavaliers, for example. If you go to play alongside Kobe and LeBron, it's not like they'll play around you. You'll have to grow as a role player. But I don't think you'd like that kind of growth environment."

"You're right, but I also want to win. Winning will be very difficult for a rebuilding team," Zeng Zhen said.

If you only consider commercial value and ball possession, Zeng Zhen thinks it would be very difficult to play on a bad team.

Let alone his starting-caliber player ability, even a superstar would have a hard time winning a championship with a bad team.

He still hopes to join a team that has a chance to contend for the championship once he joins, rather than a team that tanks year after year waiting for the draft.

"We need to find a balance. Let's have a trial first. The initiative isn't entirely in our hands right now," Schwartz nodded.

Schwartz's career plan for Zeng Zhen was very prudent; he did not prioritize winning the championship.

He believes that if Zeng Zhen goes to a rebuilding team and successfully becomes the team's core player, he will receive a maximum salary contract extension in the third year.

This is also the development path that many high draft picks hope to take.

Zeng Zhen was thinking about things that many rookies wouldn't consider.

In fact, the difference between Zeng Zhen and other rookies is that other rookies are unsure whether they can survive in the NBA, since only by surviving can they consider winning a championship. Zeng Zhen, on the other hand, clearly knows that he can survive, so he hopes to have higher career aspirations.

.....

The day after signing with Schwartz, Zeng Zhen held a press conference, telling reporters, "The NBA is my dream. After winning the NCAA championship and the Most Outstanding Player award, I have no regrets in college. Now, I officially announce that I will bring my talent to the NBA!!"

The excitement surrounding the NCAA championship game began to cool down after the celebrations at UCLA.

However, the news about the draft of the top talents is heating up, and every now and then, some team executives can be seen making comments about Zeng Zhen in various newspapers.

Today, there were rumors that the Lakers wanted to sign Zeng Zhen to assist Kobe, and tomorrow an anonymous source from the Cavaliers will say that LeBron James likes Zeng Zhen.


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