Tennis: Buy Seigaku For One Dollar, Fire Coach

Words like this appeared in everyone's minds, but immediately, their eyes looked at the game with even more excitement.

No matter who is stronger or weaker, no matter the outcome, that conclusion will appear after the two of them compete. What they have to do... is to watch the game without blinking.

after all.

Just these few hands.

The two of them are already stronger than Lin Bei, who crushes Maori.

As expected, Lin Bei still hides his strength.

This game...you can see his true strength!!!

On court.

The two started fighting.

Bang!

Lin Bei opened and closed but casually struck, but the power of the tennis ball landed on the unbreakable baseline quickly, accurately, and hard, wiping a trace of white marks, and then ejected into the air.

Whoa!

But Bupo's swing is completely inconsistent with the "five-three-seven" that everyone imagines. His racquet strength is relatively light, and it feels very light when it is attached to the tennis ball.

It is the kind of processing method that uses technique first and strength secondly.

So the feeling it gives people is not the feeling of opening and closing as imagined. It's delicate.

Bang!

But the ball he hit had a very sharp spin.

It kept spinning in the air, shaking everything out.

From outside the court, a few green leaves floated in.

While being passed through by the tennis ball, it was swept out again.

“Not breaking him... is to prepare for entering the state.

Hyotei, everyone was confused, Bupo's style was different from what they imagined, but Akuto pushed up his glasses and explained directly.

"Do not break his habit of using a delicate style of play at the beginning to test the depth of the opponent, and then switch from light to heavy to deliver a fatal blow!"

Swish!

Under the surprised eyes of everyone.

The unbreakable speed... began to increase.

He lowered his head first, and while bending his body, he lowered his center of gravity and moved faster and faster.

"Cheetah - entry stage."

Bupo opened his mouth, his voice cold and ruthless, his eyes flashed with a cold light, and his whole body was like a cheetah, chasing a tennis ball.

So much so.

The tennis ball hasn't gotten past the middle of his court.

Then he caught up with him at an extremely fast speed!!!

"Is this his real talent?"

Everyone sat upright.

Lin Bei, however, raised his head and looked at the other party. Under his calm eyes, he was very interested, as if he was looking at his own pet cats and dogs... just like him!

"So, the cheetah stage he mastered, is there an entry and first stage?"

Not breaking the ball.

Lin Bei responded instantly.

And next.

Lin Bei passes unbroken rhythm.

Determine what the opponent's cheetah - entry stage represents.

Rhythm.

Seamless switching between speed and explosive power. Human speed represents two sides. One is normal movement speed, and the other is speed obtained by sacrificing physical strength. This is generally called explosive power.

Not breaking means forming a perfect rhythm through the perfect switching back and forth between speed and explosive power. This speed cannot be more than double the usual speed, but it is still about 5%!

Although the speed of 5% is not small, he is already a very fast player. For him, this 5% is already a big improvement.

"What a speed."

"If you don't beat the Iron Man, his speed...is too fast?"

"With this kind of speed, Bupo has the advantage. All Lin Bei's shots were blocked by him!"

"Not only that, he also gradually took advantage of speed... to go online!"

The word 'speed' was always on the minds of the audience. You can imagine how shocked they were by the Iron Man's current speed.

"It's not just the speed."

But the players, such as Yukimura, Mori and others, saw another side. While not breaking through the speed, they could also distractedly apply spin on the tennis ball. If it were them, they could withstand no more than three rounds. number!

This still does not break the play style of not choosing to block the sideline.

His current purpose.

It's more about using the net to compress Lin Bei's defensive space.

Use speed and strength to defeat Lin Bei head-on.

Just like a cheetah, when it sees the prey in front of it, it attacks it head-on, then presses its claws to the ground and enjoys it slowly.

but.

Maybe he felt that he couldn't penetrate Lin Bei's defense.

Without breaking, attack Lin Bei's sideline directly.

But at the same time.

He did not relax his vigilance, but guarded both sides while thinking that he had won.

This is the thinking of a professional player.

Won't...let any ball go!!

Whoosh!

But at the same time, Lin Bei's step appeared on the sideline in front of the curved tennis ball. While blocking it, he whipped out the racquet in his hand.

Bang!

In an instant.

The tennis ball flew out.

This ball, the change he made, in the eyes of people outside the court, was undoubtedly an out ball.

But... Lin Bei was very confident that the ball fell completely on the sideline.

"So fast!"

Buwa's eyes were in a trance for a moment, but his body instinctively pounced forward. Coupled with the advantage of long arms, in everyone's opinion, he should be able to resist this unexpected ball.

But for some reason, the tennis ball... actually passed through before the unbreakable racquet.

But Bupo originally had a look of surprise and confidence on his face.

His face was frozen.

even.

There was a look of shock on his face.

"How can it be?"

His scream was unexpectedly loud.

Even the referee was shocked.

But the unbroken cry is only part of the relationship.

The referee was shocked, and there was a deeper relationship.

This goal is terrible.

Under his nose, 0.5 flew straight from the sideline in a straight line, but if he responded quickly, his racquet should be able to stop the tennis ball.

But what the referee didn't expect was that the tennis ball actually turned.

"Isn't this going to... go out?"

The referee looked at the following sideline in disbelief and found that the tennis ball still fell along the sideline in a straight line without going out.

"Gudu"

at first.

He thought it was an illusion.

But on the way, the tennis ball must have turned back in a change that could not be seen from his perspective.

That is to say.

The ball first followed a straight line on the sideline and then curved outward, bypassing the racquet. Then it circled back along the sideline... and landed!!!

The referee couldn't help but swallowed his saliva and announced tremblingly: 0-15!".