Champion Creed
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568: 204: Great Plot, Fate’s Masterpiece (Request for Monthly Votes!)_3 568: 204: Great Plot, Fate’s Masterpiece (Request for Monthly Votes!)_3 With such formidable teams in the West, can the Hawks really snatch the championship?

After winning the game, Karl Malone howled to the heavens.

He had always believed that after Jordan’s retirement and Shaq’s separation from Roger, there was no one left in the league to stop him.

It was about time his era arrived.

This game seemed to prove his point, and he was very excited after the match, “John and I have sweated day after day on the basketball court for over a decade, all to be able to lift the trophy!

Now, we are closer to our dream!”

Roger didn’t comment much on the game.

The first loss to the Jazz was because Stevie Smith was sleepwalking the entire game, and this loss was due to the Jazz’s hot shooting from the perimeter.

When the Hawks had to double-team Karl Malone, the rest of the Jazz steadily hit those opportunity shots.

Also, the Hawks’ rebounding got completely dominated by the Jazz.

Facing rebounding machines like Karl Malone and Mutombo, the Hawks were outrebounded too many times on the offensive glass, leading to too many second-chance points.

Today’s loss was truly deserved.

But to say the Hawks have absolutely no chance in a series against the Jazz?

Roger definitely wouldn’t agree.

At the end of the game, Roger told reporters, “I understand how to deal with Western teams.

In the past three years I have defeated three top Western teams.

No one knows better than me how to play against Western teams.

So, if there’s a Finals, there’s absolutely nothing to worry about.”

The people of Atlanta believed in Roger’s words, as the Hawks had a good record so far this season.

However, the Super Bowl outcome sent Atlanta fans into a panic.

On the last Sunday of January, the 1998 Super Bowl took place at the Hubert H.

Humphrey Metrodome.

This was a super stadium capable of accommodating a full 60,000 people, and honestly, an NBA game could never reach this level of atmosphere.

As there was a team from Atlanta entering the fray, Reebok, with the goal of increasing exposure, sent Roger to watch the game live.

When Roger’s live image appeared on the big screen, the cheers from the crowd proved his current influence.

Before the game started, the Falcons looked very spirited.

The entrance ceremony for football might be the most spirited of all competitive sports.

Dozens of robust men roared madly in this testosterone-fueled stadium.

“Stomp!

Stomp!

Stomp!”

“Uh!”

“We go for victory!”

“Uh!”

“We go to battle!”

“Uh!”

“Charge, boys, this is our stage!”

“Uh!

Uh!

Uh!”

Roger watched from the box, his skin breaking out in goosebumps.

However, as impactful as it was now, it soon turned speechless.

Because the Atlanta Falcons, who were dominant throughout the season and had been favored all along.

Played the fool on the dream stage of the Super Bowl, getting crushed by the Denver Broncos by a large margin.

“Triple Crown City Atlanta has lost two crowns!

I think this might just be the biggest joke in the history of North American sports!” the live commentator concluded after the game.

The issues with the Warriors and the Falcons were quite similar.

In their own division, they were dominant.

But when facing teams from other divisions, they would suffer major defeats.

Before the trophy presentation started, the live camera panned to Roger once again.

This shot was profoundly meaningful.

Because now, he was the only hope the people of Atlanta could cling to.

At this moment, countless Atlantans were praying in front of their TVs to Roger.

If Atlanta couldn’t win a single championship in the end, it would become a complete joke.

They had no other option.

They could only hope that Roger would save the city’s face.

However, someone brought up the game from the beginning of the month: The Atlanta Hawks versus a Western team, and it seemed like a massive defeat as well?

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Roger, the only hope of all Atlanta!

— “Atlanta Journal-Constitution”.

Triple Crown City, the most ridiculous slogan in the history of North American sports.

— “The New York Times”.

Roger has never saved a city like Michael did; that’s why he can’t be called the greatest player.

This season, he won’t save Atlanta either.

Orlando?

Sorry, but Shaq also gets credit there.

If Roger fails, he will lose his immense influence.

— “Chicago Tribune”.

Believe me, this is exactly the drama of greatness, a masterpiece of fate!

Roger has received the most suitable script for himself, the script of a savior!

— “Sports Illustrated”.