Net King: Age of Miracles!

Chapter 763 760. Does he have the advantage?

"Huh?"

"Is this what is called second-place enlightenment?"

Hearing Haizaki's arrogant words, Bismarck was a little surprised by his determination.

Unlike Elmer, who would stay in second place for various reasons, Haizaki purely regarded himself as the first person under the "monster".

If Aomine and his group were compared to the top group, then Haizaki was the strongest outside this group.

It’s okay to say it’s the so-called “second”.

The difference is that he has looked away, so he will only choose to stick to this place.

"It seems like we are resting on our laurels, but in fact it is not a way of putting pressure on ourselves."

Not everyone can achieve the goal of staying below the "monster" level.

It can only be said that compared to chasing those "monster" peers, he chose a second-rate pursuit.

Although this is indeed much easier, it is not that easy.

"That guy is really persistent in some inexplicable place."

"Yeah, I didn't expect it to be like this."

"Hmph, I thought he had lost his spine, but it seems like there is still some left."

Let's say Haizaki has no ambition. But if he wants to catch up, the strongest targets are Shiratsu, Akashi and others, followed by Sanada and Fuji.

Just thinking about it makes my scalp numb. Because to truly surpass this group of people, talent, talent, and potential are all indispensable.

He, Haizaki, really doesn't have that kind of rich conditions.

It can only be said that he is indeed self-aware and has a clear positioning.

"boom!!"

"Bah!"

"0-30!"

"here we go again"

In the second counterattack, Haizaki still chose the side spin ball from before.

"Plundered?"

Bismarck was a little surprised as his body felt like it was missing a certain rhythm.

He didn't expect that he could be tricked so quickly.

The striking style and techniques used by Haizaki were undoubtedly from his first game.

And when he tried to use it later, he could clearly feel the stiffness of his body.

It's like something is missing, the movements are not smooth and coherent.

"In that case."

"boom!!"

"15-30!"

In the third confrontation, Bismarck abandoned the techniques he used before and transformed into a new style of play.

"Haizaki Shogo's plunder is more than just a move."

"Even the opponent's skills or more basic things can be taken away."

"Power control and ball control skills are all covered."

Many people in the German team were also surprised to hear the overly detailed description.

"Sure enough, the world is so big and full of wonders."

"There are such terrible players."

"This is also very troublesome for Bismarck, right?"

I can already imagine what kind of tricky matchup I will face next, and it will inevitably cause worries to my teammates.

"boom!!"

"30-30!"

The changed style of play temporarily made Haizaki unable to intercept and lost points, but he himself was not in a hurry.

“The effectiveness of Predator is that he already has an impact when he’s standing in the field.”

"The difference lies in how long the opponent can hold out."

Depending on the opponent, the things plundered will take effect at different times.

This is why Haizaki "accepts his fate" when facing that group of people.

The period of country one and country two was fine, and we could still rely on plunder to have a great impact on that group of people.

But with the subsequent full growth of the third grade, it was difficult for him to persist to the end in the hands of that group of ever-changing monsters.

Because just the performance required after the plunder takes effect is enough for him to lose 3-4 games.

There are only 6 rounds in a game, and just individual moves, skills, and basics take so long. How can he fight with that group of people?

And for a player like Bismarck who doesn't have too many bells and whistles, he has the best chance of wearing down his opponent.

Because no matter what, as long as it's not some high-end skills or moves, it can be easily snatched away by plunder.

"boom!!"

"30-40!"

Just like he is now completely replicating Bismarck's previous actions.

(This is really more troublesome than imagined.)

(My hands feel raw even when I hold the racket)

(If this continues, it will be easy for him to catch the flaw.)

He has not lost his power control and ball control skills for the time being, but only a few movement skills are still within his acceptance range.

"boom!!"

He stretched out his hand to hit the ball back with a long stride, and his eyes shifted to Haizaki's body.

(Um?)

After seeing the other party repeating the exact same action, he had a vague idea in his mind.

The particularity of his opponent is the most "vicious" he has ever encountered so far. If he doesn't treat it carefully, he may fall into defeat.

You must think carefully about how to deal with it and implement it.

"boom!!"

"This game was won by the Neon team"

"score."

"1-1!"

They broke each other's serve, and the two played fiercely.

"Snapped!"

Without much hesitation, Haizaki immediately hit the serve.

The tennis ball was flying in the air, and as soon as it bounced off the ground, Bismarck hit back with a topspin shot.

"Bah."

"?"

Catching Bismarck's move, Haizaki hit it with a volley, but the ball bounced high. Bismarck jumped high and found the right position to hit the smash.

"boom!!"

"15-0!"

"Using rebound lobs caused by strong spin"

After judging the situation of the incoming ball, Haizaki became very interested in Bismarck's rich experience in dealing with the ball.

If it were the guy in front of me, he might be able to become a good "food".

"boom!!"

"15-15!"

"He was literally replicating Bismarck's scoring move on the previous goal."

On the next ball, Haizaki also hit a similar powerful topspin shot. Bismarck rebounded the moment he caught the ball, and Haizaki also jumped up and hit a smash to score.

"Since you know what your opponent will do, isn't it better to defend?"

"Theoretically, that's the case, but there are also situations where you know the other party will do it, but you can't stop it."

Haizaki's plunder is based on the player's original level.

In other words, Bismarck was greeted with the same skills and moves.

When you are affected, it is not so easy to fight back.

"boom!!"

"30-15!"

"boom!!"

"30-30!"

They kept pulling and pulling, and the game was extremely fierce from the beginning.

"It looks like Haizaki is very hopeful."

"That guy's plundering is very restrained in a sense."

"Keep delaying."

"Once the way to exert force and the skills to control the ball are taken away, even professional players can only be like babies."

"Haizaki has a great chance of winning!"

"The advantage is his!"

As teammates, everyone is naturally supporting him.

But it was that reassuring conversation that made Bai Jin feel a little subtle.

"The flags are almost full."

Although in my impression, Bismarck does not have any gorgeous ultimate moves or powerful realm.

But after all, he is also a player designated to join the profession after the World Championships.

I also have a strong will and excellent tennis foundation.

Can Haizaki really defeat the opponent so easily?

ps:

Get ready for bed after get off work! The battle between Haizaki and Bismarck should not last long. It's probably around chapter five.