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Zhou Qi-এর “2.17m”, “99kg”—সবকটি

CBS Sports: “Shooting skill… but too thin.”

“Fragile”? No. “Needs strength”? No. Just: too thin.

That one phrase carries more weight than any highlight reel.

Weight Paradox

Zhou Qi: 15.8 PPG, 9.8 RPG, 3.2 BPG — Xinjiang-এ can shoot like a machine from inside and out. But next to Jaren Jackson Jr.—a frame built like a bridge—suddenly you wonder: Can he survive the physicality of an NBA grind? It’s not just about muscle mass; it’s about perception. And in basketball today, perception is currency.

Draft Reality Check

The league doesn’t draft players—it drafts assets. And assets need durability. The question isn’t about his shot or IQ—it’s about whether he’ll still be standing after Game 1 against a power forward who weighs twice as much. First-round tail-end—not lottery picks—which means every team will ask: “Can we afford to bet on him?” It’s not just stats—it’s survival under pressure.

Beyond the Scale: The Soul of the Game

I grew up in Chicago watching tough guys come through—men who didn’t win titles but won respect because they showed up every night with grit instead of glamour. Zhou isn’t flashy. He doesn’t tweet memes or post gym videos daily. But here’s what I see: discipline under pressure, quiet focus—qualities that don’t show up in box scores but shape legends. Maybe we’re too quick to judge him by weight alone while ignoring what matters most: resilience. The real question isn’t whether he’s thin—he is—but whether we’re ready to value depth over dimension.