Dominate the Super Bowl-Chapter 636

Chapter 636: 635 is by no means an isolated case Chapter 636: 635 is by no means an isolated case High up, Provo strained on his tiptoes, lifting his sign high above, as he shouted with all his might.

Although he hadn’t had the chance to warm up his voice in the morning and it was already a bit hoarse after just a couple of shouts, Provo didn’t care; he joyously shouted and jumped around, a happy smile blooming at the corners of his mouth.

He believed in dreams, in hope, in the silver lining of dark clouds, in reaching dawn at the end of endless darkness—all because of Li Wei, who had rekindled the energy of life in him.

So, he held nothing back.

More importantly, he wasn’t alone.

Looking at the figures appearing one after another at the entrance of the training facility, gathering together in a bustling crowd, no more words were needed—their actions spoke louder than a thousand words, firmly uniting them.

It was joy—and it was happiness.

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A year ago, if someone had told Provo that they had just lost a game and he could still feel happiness, Provo would have thought that person was crazy.

But now, Provo truly felt a warm current in his chest, like a flame burning fiercely, involuntarily curling the corners of his mouth into a smile—feeling even happier than when the season had begun with a five-game winning streak.

Because he knew that whether at the peak or in the valley, he was not walking alone.

They fought side by side.

The rolling heat wave, fully enveloping.

When Felix Gray arrived at the scene, he couldn’t help feeling a bit anxious.

“Mom, quick, hurry!”

Karen Gray was slightly stunned; she had not expected such a grand scene.

Normally, today would be a rest day after a game day, with no team practice; and since it was Monday, fans would naturally need to go to work and wouldn’t gather—

Generally speaking, after losing a game on Sunday, on Monday at work everyone would be spiritless, not just the employees, but also the leaders and bosses, all of them gloomy, irritable, the football game results acting as the barometer for the whole city’s mood on Monday.

So, when Felix insisted that he wanted to go to the training facility to support Li Wei before Karen went to work, she didn’t think it was a good idea.

However, they came anyway.

And what they saw was quite astonishing.

“Mom!”

Felix called out again.

Karen finally snapped out of it, swiftly taking the wheelchair out from the back of the car, setting it up next to the passenger seat, Felix got down by himself, Karen closed the car door, and chased after Felix’s wheelchair;

No words were needed, a single glance communicated everything.

Karen and Felix also joined the ranks of the fans, singing their hearts out.

The scene before him left Li Wei completely stunned, completely unprepared for the emotional impact—

He hadn’t anticipated the fans waiting here, nor had he expected the overwhelming, impassioned red wave before him.

He was momentarily taken aback, then a brilliant smile quietly spread across his lips.

“Rookie, rookie!”

Li Wei immediately saw the “late” Felix; his face was full of excitement, as he waved his left hand and shouted joyfully.

“You’ll never walk alone.”

These simple yet sincere words hit Li Wei hard in the chest.

Li Wei took a deep breath and jogged all the way toward Felix—

Raising his left hand, they gave each other a high five.

Smack!

That crisp and loud clap echoed, making Felix’s smile bloom utterly vivid, more splendid and beautiful than any words.

Li Wei, heading on.

No words, just high fives upon high fives, using the collision of palms to feel the beating of hearts, the dense crowd played the wave following Li Wei’s advancing steps, turning the scene into a self-entertaining party in full swing.

When the reporters finally arrived at the training facility, they were dumbfounded at the sight before them, speechless and slack-jawed, momentarily at a loss for how to react, their brains frozen.

What’s going on here?

It wasn’t until Li Wei entered the training facility, and the cheerful crowd gradually dispersed, looking slightly hurried, with no one lingering any longer.

A reporter stopped Provo, “Where are you guys heading off to?”

Provo’s confused expression was as if he was looking at an idiot, “Work, sir, work.

It’s Monday, have you forgotten?”

Reporter: ???

Provo didn’t pay any more attention to the reporters.

He hurried off with Anderson, West, and the others, donning work jackets, ready to start a brand new day, leaving the reporters standing there with question marks above their heads.

Although the majority of the reporters didn’t manage to catch the grand event, this spontaneously organized fan event still received official coverage.

The few who had arrived early at the training facility to confront Li Wei became the early birds who reaped the benefits, witnessing this rare spectacle with their own eyes.

And in a blink of an eye, it swept across the entire social network.

“‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’—

Kansas City Chieftains fans organize an event spontaneously to support Running Back Li Wei, enshrouded in the suspicion of assaulting New England Patriots fans.”

It wasn’t just social networks, either.

ESPN even provided live footage, allowing everyone to see the grand scene at the entrance of Kansas City Chiefs Training Facility.

Subsequently, Kansas City Chieftains fans finally found their voice on social networks, launching a massive counterattack against the trolls.

They stood unwaveringly behind Li Wei.

This was just the beginning.

JJ Watt was the first to speak out in support of Li Wei, “!I believe in Li Wei.”

“Let me tell you, it’s true that football players can have anger management issues and might show violent tendencies, but definitely not Li Wei.”

“The Li Wei I know would choose to retaliate on the field.

He isn’t stupid enough to provoke tens of thousands of fans at Gillette Stadium.”

With absolute certainty, Watt didn’t hesitate at all.

At the same time, Alex Smith, who transferred to the Washington Redskins this season, also stepped forward.

“No way.”

“Absolutely.”

“That video, I saw it, but it only shows a part of the story, clearly, someone doesn’t want us to see the whole picture.”

“And even just based on the video itself, Li Wei didn’t make any excessive moves.

The so-called ‘death threats’ sound more like a witch hunt fabrication by some players.”

“Even in a state of emotional loss of control, Li Wei is still someone who knows his limits.

I’m one hundred percent certain that Li Wei couldn’t have engaged in those actions.”

“We should dig for the truth.”

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And here, this is just a small part.

Players like Pittsburgh Steelers’ TJ Watt, Jacksonville Jaguars’ Ramsey, Carolina Panthers’ McCaffrey, Philadelphia Eagles’ Wentz and Foles, Los Angeles Rams’ Donald, and many others all came forward to speak, defending Li Wei and questioning the “truth” presented in the video.

In just one morning, before the League had a chance to act, the hot topics and controversies had already spread far and wide, demonstrating the rapidity and intensity of the internet era in full force.

Even Bell, who was still holding out, got drawn in, reluctantly giving a phone interview and scoffing.

“Haha, is it really Li Wei threatening the lives of New England fans, or should it be the other way around?”

And there’s more!

Not just the NFL, the other three major sports leagues couldn’t escape being drawn in—

The predicament faced by Asian players was clearly not only an NFL issue.

The NBA, NHL, and MLB all share it, indicating a widespread phenomenon.

Far from an isolated case!