I, the wind child of the tennis world

Chapter 19

When he arrived at the competition venue, Tezuka saw that all the spectators had left.

However, Tezuka already knew that the competition was over, so he just glanced around the audience and walked towards the competition venue.

"I hope the other party hasn't left yet!"

Soon, Tezuka came to the perimeter of the court. He looked around and finally his eyes fell on a young man.

When he noticed the trophy next to the boy, Tezuka's eyes suddenly flashed with a gleam of brilliance.

Having won many elementary school competition trophies, he was undoubtedly familiar with this trophy.

This is the championship trophy.

"So, is he the champion of this competition?"

At the same time as being happy, Tezuka was also glad that the other party had not left, otherwise, his trip would have been in vain.

Immediately, he put away the thoughts in his mind and walked towards the other party.

At this time, Fuji, who was sitting there waiting, also noticed the boy with glasses walking towards him.

"Are you here?"

Although Tezuka looked much younger than in the original novel, Fuji still recognized him at a glance. It was Tezuka.

"Hello! Are you the champion of this competition?"

At this time, Tezuka also came in front of him and politely said to Fuji

"I am!"

Nodding

"My name is Kunimitsu Tezuka. Like you, I’m also a contestant. Due to some delays, I missed this competition!"

"So... can I fight you?"

Tezuka said to Fuji.

Fuji smiled slightly. He was not surprised that Tezuka asked for a fight. After all, in the original work, Tezuka approached Sanada in this way.

""Is it not possible?"

Tezuka looked at Fuji and didn't answer him directly, thinking that Fuji was unwilling, so he asked

"That's not the case!"

Bu Er shook his head and stood up:"I just didn't expect you to be the late contestant!"

"But since Tezuka wants to play, then come on. To be honest, I didn’t enjoy the previous match to my heart’s content!"

When Tezuka saw that Fuji agreed to his request for a match, his face lit up with joy, and he said to Fuji:"Thank you!"

"It’s okay!"

Fuji waved his hand and said:"After all, you came here with great difficulty. If I don’t play with you, you will definitely feel regretful!"

As he spoke, Fuji took out his racket and stepped into the court with Tezuka. Standing opposite Tezuka, Fuji asked Tezuka:"How do you want to play?"

"Just play like a normal game!"

Tezuka said

""Okay!"

No two nodded.

"Then I'll do it!"

Tezuka took out a tennis ball and threw it towards Fujimichi.

"Come on!"

Bu Er smiled slightly, and then also got ready.

""Okay!"

Hearing this, Tezuka nodded, and then he threw the tennis ball into the air and hit a high-speed serve. In the first confrontation, Tezuka did not show all his strength. After all, he knew his own strength, which was much stronger than that of his peers. In the past period of time, he had occasionally played against some people in junior high school.

The result was without exception, all of them were won by him.

Although Fuji was the champion of this competition, in his opinion, he was definitely inferior to him.

However, how could Fuji not see Tezuka's thoughts? Just a slight glance at Tezuka's serve, Fuji knew that Tezuka deliberately reserved a lot, because Tezuka's serve was even inferior to Sanada.

In the original work, Tezuka completely defeated Sanada, and this comparison can be You can see how much Tezuka has hidden.

And Fuji can understand this.

After all, Tezuka is very strong, and it can even be said that he is the ceiling of the Japanese elementary school world today. If he were Tezuka, he would also keep a lot to himself.

But Fuji doesn't care about this. After all, the purpose of his trip is not to compete with Tezuka, but to bring Tezuka together to dominate the junior high school.

As for whether Tezuka hides his strength or not, it doesn't matter.

Moreover, even if Tezuka hides his strength, he believes that Tezuka will show his true ability in the subsequent confrontation.

Bang!

As his thoughts turned, Fuji also stepped out.

Almost instantly, he arrived at the landing point of the ball and caught it.

On the opposite side, Tezuka was also observing Fuji's movements.

Catching the ball, hitting the ball, the whole set of movements is like flowing water.

"Is this the strength of the champion of this elementary school competition?"

Indeed!

He is quite good, as can be seen from the opponent's action of receiving the ball.

Swoosh!

At this time, the tennis ball flew over.