Choi Yong-hee gains 9 kg of muscle in a month! Social Cow Attributes Reexposed: Small Talk with Grizzly Bear Security in English

On November 2, Beijing time, Cui Yongxi revealed his latest weight when he participated in an event recently, and said that he had gained 20 pounds (about 9 kilograms) in a month. When traveling to Memphis with the team, his social bull attributes were exposed again, and he was photographed chatting with Grizzlies security guards in the players' tunnel in English.

At the event, Choi Yong-hee said, "You know what? I weighed 198 pounds (about 90 kilograms) when I first came here, guess how much I weigh now? One viewer responded: "240 pounds (about 109 kilograms)" This answer amused everyone. Choi Yong-hee smiled and said, "Haha, it's not that heavy, it's about 218 pounds (about 99 kilograms) now, so I'm gaining about 20 pounds of muscle this month, this is NBA training, and this is the first time I feel NBA training." ”

Since going to the United States to train, Choi Yong-hee's progress has been visible to the naked eye, and he also said in previous interviews that he has benefited a lot. He's been adapting to the intensity of the NBA since the tryout, and now he doesn't have much of a chance to play, but the training is going on and he's taking the opportunity to improve himself.

Some media posted Cui Yongxi's social cattle attributes in the away game. I saw that he chatted well with the grizzly security guard in English, and Xiao Cui's character was recognized by many people. In the NBA, a humorous and outgoing personality will be very helpful for his growth. Previously, the general manager of the Long Island Nets also praised Xiao Cui, saying that everyone who has been in contact with him will say that Xiao Cui is a good boy.

Today, the Nets played at home against the Bulls, and Choi Yong-hee has confirmed that he will not play. He will continue to prepare for the G League and is expected to make his debut in the opener on November 9. According to New York media, Choi is expected to get a lot of playing time with the Long Island Nets.