tennis giant

Chapter 110 No Tactics
What is the core of the candy tactics?
It is to stick to the bottom line, pull back and forth with the opponent, continuously accumulate its advantages, and finally make the opponent exhausted, or eager for success, or make mistakes, so as to win the game.

Note that the key point is to "stick to the bottom line"!
But now, An Sheng wants to achieve this and continue to implement his brown sugar tactics, but there is a crisis, because his tactics have already been targeted by Ye Shuhao.

In the first ball at the beginning of the third game, Ye Shuhao changed his previous attitude and suddenly hit a short ball, which was very abrupt and surprised An Sheng.

But fortunately, Ye Shuhao's short ball was at the cost of giving up the speed of the ball.

In fact, he had to do so, because the quality of An Sheng's previous topspin shot was quite good, and Ye Shuhao had to pay a corresponding price if he wanted to better control its landing.

Therefore, although An Sheng was very shocked and his reaction was slightly slower than usual, he finally rushed to the net in time and picked up the short ball.

Moreover, An Sheng is quite smart, he knows that if this shot is just a normal counterattack, then Ye Shuhao is probably already waiting, and the next shot will definitely hit his forehand baseline, making him too late to run bit.

In this way, when An Sheng picked the ball, he deliberately controlled the movement of his hands, so that the arc of his return ball was very high and far away, so as to avoid the opponent's volley and give himself a chance to reset. time.

And this is very important.

Facing An Sheng's high ball, Ye Shuhao really had no good solution, and he didn't seem to be in a hurry at all, and he didn't choose to hit hard. Instead, like An Sheng, he used topspin to attack, and he also had a transitional edge. nature.

Under such circumstances, An Sheng breathed a sigh of relief, and continued to use his topspin ball to deal with it, as if he had regained the game and returned to his control.

But just when he finished defending and the game seemed to have stabilized, Ye Shuhao hit a short ball again.

But this time, he used his forehand. In comparison, it can be clearly found that his control effect is sharper than his backhand.

The most important thing is that An Sheng had just regained his composure before, and was preparing to fight Ye Shuhao, but he never expected that after the opponent tried a short ball once, there would be a second attempt. This was beyond his expectation.

In addition, the quality of this ball was higher than before, which caused An Sheng to have no time to move, so he could only watch the tennis ball bounce off the ground and then slowly fall down, very helpless.

And through these two short balls, how could An Sheng be lucky?
He can already confirm that Ye Shuhao is using the short ball to target his brown sugar tactics.

But what makes him a little annoyed is that such a short ball really annoys him a lot. Not only will it destroy his batting rhythm, but it also poses a certain threat to him. If he is not careful, he will lose points.

"How should I respond?"

Standing on the serving point again, the pressure on An Sheng suddenly increased, but the game did not allow him to pause, so he could only continue the game with this anxiety.

"Oh!"

It was another good-quality outside corner serve, and Ye Shuhao's return was also very normal.

But on the third shot, Ye Shuhao used his short ball again.

Fortunately, An Sheng was mentally prepared, moved in time, and completed the counterattack.

But this is not the key point. The key point is that this short ball, which is not considered abrupt, once again disrupted An Sheng's rhythm.

Moreover, this caused some fluctuations in his psychology. In the subsequent games, he couldn't help but kept thinking, would the opponent's next shot be a short ball again?
Under such circumstances, An Sheng's performance can be imagined. He lost his previous decisiveness, and his own strength was slightly inferior to the opponent's, so he lost another point.

In the next two goals, An Sheng did not think of a good solution.

As a result, he was very unwilling to lose this round, allowing Ye Shuhao to easily win a break.

At this moment, An Sheng suddenly looked towards the stands, and found his coach Sun Binghua, trying to ask him for help, but then he found out that Sun Binghua also had a sad face at this time, obviously he had not found a solution to the problem. Method.

As for He Yiming and the others, it was completely silent now, they had no passion before the match at all, and as for their slogans, they had stopped shouting a long time ago.

"Huh! It seems that this time, I can only rely on myself!"

It's a little strange that An Sheng calmed down after thinking about it this way, and his mind began to regain its former agility.

After thinking for a moment, he suddenly realized something.

"Yes, I was too persistent before, why did I have to use the candy tactic?"

"Isn't the purpose of using this tactic just to prolong the game time and let me fight more against my opponent? But now this tactic doesn't work, and I am fully capable of using other styles of play to continue entangled with Ye Shuhao. Why do I have to insist on using the candy tactic?"

After figuring this out, An Sheng suddenly became cheerful.

At the same time, An Sheng also understood why Chen Jialin and the others felt so uncomfortable when they met Ye Shuhao, feeling that they were being targeted and suppressed by him everywhere.

In the final analysis, it is because Ye Shuhao's skills are very comprehensive and his game experience is very rich. In other words, he is able to deal with various tactics and find corresponding restraint methods.

But for Chen Jialin and the others, their skills are not so comprehensive. Moreover, their style of play and tactics are all used and fixed. It is difficult to make major adjustments, and they can only make some fine-tuning.

This is true even for He Yiming.

Therefore, once Ye Shuhao finds a way to target them, it will be difficult to resist and they will be easily defeated by him.

But Ansheng is different. As mentioned before, Ansheng's current attribute values ​​have basically reached the peak of stage 50.

Even if it is the most difficult attribute of "pre-net skills" to improve, at least he has reached the middle level of stage 50, which cannot be regarded as his weakness, but is only used relatively less.

In this way, An Sheng is fully capable of changing his tactics, and even, he can choose to adapt immediately without emphasizing which tactics to use at all.

And since he has no tactics, what can Ye Shuhao use against him?

The game continued and returned to Ye Shuhao's serve.

Facing his serve, Ansheng also completed the return as usual, trying to hit the ball to the opponent's baseline.

By the way, compared to He Yiming's serve, Ye Shuhao's serve ability can only be considered average, almost the same as An Sheng's, both at the peak of the 50 stage.

And at this moment, Ye Shuhao suddenly put a short ball, trying to score directly, even if he didn't succeed, it could disrupt An Sheng's rhythm.

But at this time, it was different from before.

I saw An Sheng rushing forward quickly, but instead of lofting the ball and letting the ball return to the opponent's bottom line like before, he gave it a very gentle shot.

The tennis ball flies from the front of the China Open to the other end.

An Sheng actually faced the opponent's short ball, and also made a diagonal short ball!
At this moment, Ye Shuhao was stunned, standing on the bottom line blankly, motionless.

(End of this chapter)