tennis giant

Chapter 307 Breaking the Balance
In the first game, An Sheng lost completely, but he also got what he wanted, that is, he found the "speed" he wanted.

That is to say, the level of batting quality he needs to achieve that can destroy Busta's control balance.

It is already not easy to be aware of this point, but it is even more difficult to find this point, and it is even more difficult to achieve this point.

But regardless of whether it was difficult or not, An Sheng had no way out now, so he naturally had to fight.

"Oh!"

In the first game of the second set, An Sheng served first.

It can be seen that his serving action is obviously stronger than before, and once his serving is successful, the quality of his serving will naturally increase.

As for this change, An Sheng is actually quite sure. After all, before this, he had made an improvement on his serve, and he had this experience.

Moreover, in the first game, he has already been verified.

Of course, correspondingly, its overall serving success rate will decline, which is inevitable, and it is also the price that An Sheng must pay.

The key is whether he can increase the success rate as much as possible in this game.

And this ball, An Sheng succeeded.

But this is not fatal to Busta, and An Sheng didn't want to rely on the serve to complete the comeback. After all, the improvement of the serve is always limited, and it is impossible for him to make too much in a short time. Improve.

Immediately afterwards, An Sheng naturally wanted to launch an offensive, and this was the most important point.

It can be seen that An Sheng's hitting power has not changed, because this is already the limit of his ability, but in terms of the line and the landing point, he is obviously playing more aggressively.

This is a forehand drive, and its landing point is more tricky, almost to the sideline.

There is no doubt that the risk of An Sheng's attack has increased a lot, but in the same way, once it succeeds, the threat to Busta will naturally be greater.

And here, one point must be emphasized, that is, when facing a strong enemy like Busta, Ansheng's overall posture must focus on defense.

Therefore, Anson's offense was actually for his defense, or in other words, to increase the difficulty of Busta's counterattack and the risk of mistakes.

Therefore, when An Sheng was attacking, he didn't want to win with one blow. The increased quality of the shot and the accompanying risks were still within his ability.

In the face of An Sheng's high-quality offense, Busta's response is naturally more difficult. Even according to his ability, it is difficult to counterattack, so he adopted defense.

But in the next shot, thanks to his serve and the advantages accumulated in the previous shot, An Sheng's offense went a step further.

At this time, Busta suddenly realized that this was his last chance. If the situation could not be reversed, his situation would only become more difficult when the next shot was made.

Ever since, Busta took a decisive counterattack under relatively reluctant circumstances.

But in the end, he made a mistake.

And this is what An Sheng wants to see.

"Nice!"

An Sheng was quite excited to score this point.

On the next shot, Ansheng continued to use this style of play, and Busta was really very experienced. Through the lessons of the previous shot, he had already understood that this first shot was actually his best chance to counterattack. .

Otherwise, the difficulty of his counterattack will only become more and more difficult. If it is after two shots, then he can only rely on defense and give the initiative to An Sheng to see if he makes a mistake to decide the shot. win or lose.

But obviously, Busta did not want to hand over the initiative to An Sheng, so he did not hesitate to take a counterattack immediately, and he also made an unforced error again.

It has to be said that An Sheng's "speed" is very well grasped, and his thinking is also very clear, which makes Busta's counterattack really difficult and the success rate is not high.

Of course, in the subsequent games, Busta still successfully hit a few counterattacks, but his overall success rate has dropped by a notch, thus breaking his control balance and creating a situation that is unfavorable to him.

And when the game comes to Busta's serve, the situation will definitely change.

To put it simply, in the absence of an advantage in serving, Ansheng needs a higher quality shot, and accordingly, his risk is greater and the error rate is higher.

An Sheng is very clear about this, but he is not helpless.

The key lies in what he just said. When facing Busta, An Sheng will always adopt a defensive posture on the whole.

Compared with offense, the defense's fault tolerance rate, or the requirements for its batting quality, is naturally relatively low.

This also to a certain extent, has improved its batting success rate.

Of course, like Busta, An Sheng also doesn't want to hand over his fate to the opponent, and he can't keep defending, hoping that the opponent will make mistakes on his own initiative, so he must counterattack.

In this way, the most critical point is actually the counterattack. Just look at this, whether An Sheng can turn the situation around, or even score directly.

In addition, after all, it was in the opponent's serve game, and An Sheng didn't need to be so cautious, even if he played freely, just hoping to win one of the game's breaks was enough.

In the second set, although An Sheng's tactics worked and he played very well, but in terms of the situation, he was still very dangerous.

Fortunately, An Sheng resisted. Although he did not break serve against Busta, he kept all his starting games, and then dragged the game into a more uncertain tie-break. With a little luck and his decisiveness, he successfully won the second set.

When the game came to the third set, the situation was slightly different. It must also be said that An Sheng's "tennis giant system" endowed him with a very powerful characteristic, that is stability.

His game state, as long as he does not experience psychological fluctuations, will definitely not decline, and it will rise steadily.

But there is no system in Busta, so it is impossible for him to maintain such a stable game state all the time, and there will always be fluctuations.

That is to say, capturing the short period of time when Busta's state declined, coupled with his outstanding performance, An Sheng got a break and kept the advantage of this game until the end.

In the end, it was extremely difficult for An Sheng, who defeated No. 15 player in the world and the No. 3 seed in this tournament, Busta, thus broke into the final of the ATP500 Tournament for the first time.

(End of this chapter)