Live Bar, November 20 -yesterday, Dwight Howard ushered in the first show in the T1 league of Taiwan, China. “Warcraft” scored 38 points, 25 rebounds, 9 assists, 4 steals and led the team to turn over.

According to Taiwan media news, the effect of “Warcraft” Howard coming to Taiwan continued to burn. Yesterday’s first game attracted 15,000 spectators to crush the national stadium. Taoyuan Yongfeng Yunbao products were on sale, and T1 Alliance also received high attention. Zhang Shuren, the secretary-general of T1 League, is optimistic about this today and thinks it is a positive cycle. It is reported that all teams now want to follow suit to find bigger players and better venues.

Zhang Shuren was also impressed by the fact that the national body was filled with 15,000 celebrities to create a basketball record in Taiwan, China. “This is actually beyond the expectations of all leagues and teams.” He highly appreciated Howard’s dedication, “maybe other teams may find bigger NBA stars, but the affinity and charm of Warcraft field should be unmatched.”

Zhang Shuren pointed out that many NBA stars may have many requirements, including family arrangements, but Howard’s cooperation was extremely high with less than 10 days between landing and playing, “It should be an unprecedented record.”

Zhang Shuren was more optimistic about the Warcraft effect. “Now when teams see the effect of clouded leopard, they all want to follow suit to find bigger coffee stars and better venues. For example, Taiwan has also released goodwill, promising to repair venues and re-plan space, which is more in line with the T1 alliance or Howard’s level venues.”

Zhang Shuren also revealed that including Taigang Falcon is also looking for a new home court that is bigger and close to the high-speed railway station, “because they can only accommodate up to 2200 people at home (Jiannan Pharmaceutical University).” I hope that if there are big coffee stars to join, more fans can enter and watch.