40-year-old Nick Young openly meets Beverly: It s easy to beat you up with one-on-one fight. I m willing to stay with you to the end

On August 18, former NBA player Nick Young openly made an appointment with Beverly and said bluntly: I really want to play a 1V1 single-handed match with you, and it's easy to beat you.

Previously, Beverly said in the video that Nick Young could only show off his power online and was timid offline; at that time, Beverly said: Yo, Arenas, I hope everything is fine. I met your little brother Nick Yang at Big 3 scene today. I think everyone present heard it, I think I scared him, and this guy said this and that behind the camera, and he really saw me, and he didn't even dare to look at me. I just want you to know what happened recently, and again, I wish you all the best!

Regarding Beverly's remarks, Nick Young once said: Do you think I will let a player like you defeat a player like me? You can come to Los Angeles next week, if you want to play a game, you can play any time you want.

Nick Yang came to the BIG3 League match site today, publicly spoke and made an appointment with Beverly. Yang Shaoxia said: Baby, we are here. Let Beverly come and pick me up, now I have to go back to Texas. Let me give him a message, when will I go back to Los Angeles? I do want to have a 1v1 single fight with you.

Nick Young continued: It will be easy to beat you up, I'm here, Beverly, you know where to find me. Make sure you show up on the court and I'm willing to stay with you to the end. I will arrange for you how much attention and popularity you want.

40-year-old Nick Young has played in the NBA for 12 seasons, playing for the Wizards, Clippers, 76ers, Lakers, Warriors and Nuggets. He has played in a total of 720 regular season games, averaging 22.8 minutes per game and has scored 11.4 points, 2 rebounds and 1 assist. His highest score in a single game in his career was 43 points.

37-year-old Beverly has also played in the NBA for 12 years, playing for the Rockets, Clippers, Timberwolves, Lakers, Magic, Bulls, 76ers and Bucks. He played in 666 regular season games, averaging 26.6 minutes per game, scoring 8.3 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.4 assists, with a career highest score of 26 points.