Is it true that Xu Yong gave up his basketball career!!!!

He suffered from a malignant tumor in his leg, and it was good to have a large piece of flesh removed, and it was good to be able to save his life, but when the time came, he would definitely be limping when he walked, so he gave up his basketball career!

Yes, it's a pity, China has one less Chinese flyer!

Thank you for your concern.

I don't have to have my leg amputated.

100% will be back for the new season.

Xu Yong was diagnosed with malignant ** osteosarcoma and said goodbye to his basketball career without endangering his life.

Hey, I've lost another general

It's true, in April it was found out that he had osteosarcoma, could no longer play, walked with a limp, and was ready to retire.

This, although it feels fake again, I still hope that Xu Yong can come back.

You're on fake news again, don't believe him.

Of course it was fake, the operation was successful and there was nothing wrong with it.

There seems to be only one way to find another exercise or something you like to distract you. Actually, why give up, since you like it, you have to stick to it. Satisfied.

You can't catch the ball, you can't score, you can't take the ball, you can't run, you can't move, that's when you end the basketball and never say give up. Are you still able now.

Do you want to give up? Why? If you like it, don't.

It shouldn't work, it's too sick.

Amputated, so there was no then...

Malignant osteosarcoma of the spine.

In mid-May 2008, Xu Yong, the hopeful star of the Chinese men's basketball team, was diagnosed with "malignant osteosarcoma of the spine" and ended his career. After 89, he wore the "23" jersey. Can fly, can buckle, can burst.

It is also a Chinese player who will participate in the NBA draft in the future. It's a pity that the cancer of genius. Let this rising star of the future only be a memory.

He is now working as a basketball commentator in Shanghai!

Injuries, mainly injuries, the man who was featured in the NBA had his career hastily ended due to injuries.

Older age and injury troubles.

Xu Yong, a former national team member who bid farewell to the field due to osteosarcoma, successfully completed the surgery to replace the artificial joint in Shanghai on June 6, and Xu Yong has been admitted to a special ward to prepare for the next stage of ****. The successful replacement joint surgery also allowed Xu Yong to avoid the worst outcome of amputation.

The entire procedure lasted about 5 hours. Shanghai men's basketball coach Li Qiuping introduced that Xu Yong's surgery was very successful, and whether he needs to receive chemotherapy in the next step will depend on the results of the pathology report analysis.

Because the wound infection must be strictly prevented just after the operation, and there is no bed of sufficient length in the general ward, Xu Yong was arranged in a special ward to wait for the next ** plan. However, the cost of the special ward is twice that of the ordinary ward, and it is not covered by medical insurance, so for Xu Yong's family, it is inevitable that they will be worried about the ** cost. Fortunately, Xu Yong's Shanghai Institute of Sports Technology and the Shanghai Western Men's Basketball Team are negotiating with Ruijin Hospital and relevant departments, hoping to help Xu Yong and his family reduce some of their financial burden as much as possible.

And Yao Ming, who is far away in the United States, and his agent also said that they would not make Xu Yong feel embarrassed about medical expenses.

Xu will recuperate in the hospital for about 10 days until the results of a new biopsy analysis are available to see if further chemotherapy is needed.

Although it will take a long time for Xu Yong's **, his future plans have been put on the agenda. It is understood that although Xu Yong can no longer play basketball, the Shanghai men's basketball team hopes that Xu Yong will serve as the physical fitness coach of the Shanghai men's basketball team; In addition, Xu Yong can also go to study to complete his studies, no matter what line of work he is engaged in, I believe that his future life path will be able to regain its glory.

He's off the pitch, but his spirit is still on the pitch, his sweat is still there.

It's a shame to hear that he has already reimbursed his entire professional career, so let's bless him.

In the squad of the Chinese men's basketball training team, only Yao Ming, Yi Jianlian and Shanghai teenager Xu Yong, who was selected for the national team for the first time, have not returned to the team. Recently, a netizen broke the news in a community forum, saying that Xu Yong was absent from the national team training due to serious illness, and Xu Yong was diagnosed with femoral osteosarcoma and was hospitalized in Ruijin Hospital, which immediately caused a strong reaction from basketball fans. Because osteosarcoma is a very dangerous malignant tumor, if the news is true, Xu Yong will not only lose the opportunity to participate in the national team training camp and the possibility of participating in the Olympics, but even his sports career may end here.

Xu Yong has femoral osteosarcoma and may never be able to play.