Live Bar, April 22 News recently launched the Wasp Star Gordon Hayward in China, and joined hands with Anta to release a new personal signature shoe GH4.

During the busy trip, Hayward specially took the time to reply to the questions of the bar friends in person. Come and have a look!

Question 1 — @ be free and easy.: How many times have you come to China? What kind of food do you like most in China?

Hayward: I came to China for the second time. I like Peking roast duck best.

Question 2 — @ Tang Pulin: Hi Gordon, any prediction for this year’s nba final match up?

Hayward: I think in the West, the king may become a dark horse and they have a chance to win the race. When it comes to the ownership of the championship, I think it will be an Eastern team, perhaps Yanis adtokunbo and his stag.

Question 3 — @ a bucket of ice American: Hello Hayward, what is the most unforgettable moment in your career?

Hayward: what makes me proud may be that the 09-10NCAA final can represent the team in his hometown for the final (note: Hayward’s alma mater is Butler University, located in his hometown Indiana), in addition, we defeated the Los Angeles Clippers in the first round of the seventh Western playoffs in Los Angeles in 17.

Question 4-@ Dono wanxingcher: Hello Hayward, what do you think of the first NBA team jazz and Salt Lake City in your career?

Hayward: I think Salt Lake City is the place where my career began. Jazz is also very kind to me. I am very grateful to them.

Question 5 — @ shrimp catcher: Hi Gordon, which’s the best pair of GH colors to look? I am a student, can you give me a pair?

Hayward: I think the new Hayward IV is my favorite Hayward series sneakers now.

Question 6 — @ fruit extract 34: Hello Gordon, as a fan of you and Celtics. I know you have a good connection with Stevens, so I would like to ask, what do you think of Brad Stevens’s coaching philosophy and his current level of running the team? In addition, thank you for your signature.

Hayward: Stevens is a very good coach. He has a great influence on my career and I am very grateful to him.

Question 7 — @ ◎ ◎ ◎: Hello, Hayward, what is the most memorable or challenging competition or occasion in your career? What obstacles did you encounter in this game or occasion and how did you overcome them?

Hayward: when I was in the second grade, I once defended Kevin Durant. It was really difficult for me. It might be the most challenging moment in my career.