Thu Sep 11, 2008 10:20 am EDT
First, Sun wanted to show himself to the world. OK, cool, just not in front of the ladies. Now, he's laying his nickname law down. From the AFP, tipped by Ghostface Ziller and his links: "Los Angeles-bound guard Sun Yue has said he does not want to be known as "China's Magic Johnson" as he seeks a spot on the Laker's roster, but is happy to be known as the "Monkey King." Of course, that moniker is a nod to Sun Wukong, a mythical monkey hero from the Chinese novel "Journey to the West." And as AK says, if Yue possesses even a quarter of Wukong's powers, well, he's going to be the steal of the draft.
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Posted Nov 22 2009
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Let's see if this monkey can make the fans chant "SUN WU-KONG" in Staples center.
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