21+5! Guo Haowen and teammate clash! China's top swingman in men's basketball

Unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable.

Recently, the Nanjing team lost 81-95 to the Fujian team at home.

Just one minute into the game, Guo Haowen and Zhao Baiqing argued over a throw-in mistake right in front of the live broadcast cameras, nearly escalating into a physical confrontation.

Even off the court, they didn't calm down, pointing fingers at each other and yelling.

Ultimately, for the entire game, Guo Haowen & Zhao Baiqing were both DNP'd for 39 minutes; the Nanjing coaching staff was willing to accept a loss just to punish the two.

After the game, the Nanjing team officially posted an apology, as follows:

So far this season, the Nanjing team has achieved 9 wins and 17 losses, ranking third from the bottom in the league. Guo Haowen has played in 24 of those games, averaging 30.7 minutes per game with impressive stats of 21.1 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 5.3 assists. His shooting percentages are 45.1%, 32.4%, and 76.8%. He is expected to receive a D-class maximum salary contract during the summer offseason.

At 26 years old, Guo Haowen is considered the top swingman among local players. Both his ability and age meet the requirements for the Chinese men's national basketball team, but he has never been selected for the national team. Speculation suggests this may be related to repeated off-court scandals and rumors involving him.