Chapter 2260 - 578: Entering the Door and Seeing Lai Fu Beating Chang Wei (Please Subscribe)_2

Chapter 2260: Chapter 578: Entering the Door and Seeing Lai Fu Beating Chang Wei (Please Subscribe)_2

"That’s even better."

Nowitzki said with surprise, "I’ve seen videos online of people pretending to be passersby. If we both disguise ourselves and play street basketball, it’ll definitely be very interesting."

"Sure, let’s keep in touch!"

Huang Kaiwen quickly exchanged contact information with Nowitzki and walked towards the venue.

Otherwise, he would have ended up chatting with this person at the door until the awards ceremony finished.

Lily was covering her mouth, trying not to laugh. She rarely saw Huang Kaiwen so embarrassed.

After all these years, she finally discovered Huang Kaiwen’s weakness.

Her boyfriend isn’t very good at dealing with overly enthusiastic people.

"Hey, K!"

Bolt pointed a finger and approached Huang Kaiwen.

"Have you been training in the United States too much, so your speech has that style? What should I call you, U or B?"

Huang Kaiwen asked in a mildly annoyed tone.

"Do you have a bias against Americans?"

Bolt asked in a low voice.

Huang Kaiwen directly gave the middle finger and said, "They always pretend to be very friendly when they meet foreigners, intentionally raising their volume and slowing down their speech. Sometimes I really want to tell them they should learn a foreign language."

Bolt was just pretending as well.

It’s hard to imagine liking Americans when you’re being tested for doping year-round.

Although Huang Kaiwen kept his voice down.

But some people still applauded his words.

"Well said, I don’t like Americans either."

A person in a wheelchair next to them said, "David Weir, wheelchair athlete."

"Sounds cool."

Huang Kaiwen asked, "But this seems to be about the speed of wheelchair movement, is the trick in the hands? I used to have several custom wheelchairs, but I haven’t been getting injured much lately."

When interacting with people with disabilities, treating them equally is the best respect.

Weir was indeed very happy and gestured as he explained to Huang Kaiwen, "If you want to improve speed, you must master the rhythm, understand your wheelchair’s performance, and of course, your center of gravity is also important. As a player, you should understand this, right?"

"Of course, if I have time, make sure to tell me more."

Huang Kaiwen smiled and exchanged contact information with Weir.

Bolt said to Lily, "Your boyfriend is a heartthrob, always able to win people over effortlessly."

"Most of the time, yes."

Thinking of Nowitzki, Lily covered her mouth and laughed.

"Facing him, I feel a lot of pressure. He can focus on playing football and even have the leisure to fly to Munich, but I’ve been preparing for a long time."

Bolt said seriously.

Huang Kaiwen is the only one who can pressure him.

And it’s certain that Huang Kaiwen isn’t using any drugs.

That’s the most important thing.

The competition between the two of them is a contest of human physical limits.

Without any hint of technology or external interference.

Lily nodded with a smile and said, "Kevin is indeed good at relieving stress, otherwise he would’ve been crushed by so many responsibilities long ago."

"Kevin!"

Ramos came running over excitedly.

Lily rolled her eyes and muttered, "My rival in love is here."

"What?"

Bolt asked curiously.

Lily shook her head and said, "It’s nothing!"

"Sergio, this is my new friend, David."

Huang Kaiwen said with a smile.

Ramos took a look and said, "Cool wheelchair!"

David Weir asked, "Want to try it?"

Ramos immediately shook his head and declined.

If it were Inzaghi, the reaction might be completely different.

"Is everyone here?"

Huang Kaiwen asked.

"Yeah, I just chatted for a while with that 110m hurdles athlete from China."

Ramos said proudly.

"Ah? He’s here too?"

Huang Kaiwen asked curiously.

"Yeah, Ricardo’s over there chatting with him."

Ramos said in a slightly annoyed tone.

Having a high level of education sometimes makes it challenging to interact with people.

Ramos sometimes feels he’s learned too much, so he’s not as good as Kaka at mingling with people.

Huang Kaiwen immediately found Kaka.

Mainly because Liu was too conspicuous; there are very few Asian faces at the Laureus Awards.

Even fewer male athletes.

At this time, Asian women’s football was still somewhat competitive.

"Sergio just told me you arrived. It’s not easy to see you."

Huang Kaiwen proactively approached and said.

"I’m the one who’s surprised, didn’t expect to see the world’s number one athlete."

Liu Xiang declared exaggeratedly.

"No, in athletics, you are the senior."

Huang Kaiwen said with a smile.

"But 100 meters is more important, you ran with Asian speed, world speed!"

Liu Xiang said sincerely.

During training, they often discussed Huang Kaiwen, and everyone felt a bit regretful; if Huang Kaiwen didn’t play football, he might have a chance to surpass Bolt.

The difference between training and not training is significant.

But the fact that he could run at that level on talent alone was something everyone admired.

That’s why there was a sense of regret.

"The award ceremony is about to start, let’s exchange contact details and keep in touch."

Huang Kaiwen took out a notebook and a pen, handed them over, and said.

"Okay, bro!"

Liu Xiang said jokingly.

The two of them were both born in ’83, with Huang Kaiwen being two months older.

The award ceremony began, with the host being a combination of the United States and the United Kingdom.

Angela Lindvall, as a supermodel, wore an extravagant dress.

Jamie Parksman was responsible for the humor.

Jamie Parksman also hailed from the BBC, but he didn’t have any particular attitude towards China. Interestingly, he often criticized television networks for cozying up to the Royal Family on his show.

Latterly, it was revealed that he was actually the one who was best at cozying up to the Royal Family.

Back when Chelsea was playing, England newspapers often ridiculed this star host. "The Sun" even compared him to the Queen’s lapdog.