The Strongest in Prince of Tennis

Chapter 52 Strange posture

“The third game is over, the players exchange venues!”

The referee’s voice sounded.

In this noisy environment, the referee’s voice is particularly obvious.

Inside the court.

Fuji and Gan and others remained silent, watching the powerful two on the court quietly.

In the freshman trials four days ago, Fuji suffered a crushing defeat at Shimura’s hands. He who thought he had collected enough data was also defeated by Tezuka.

But both of them are very clear, whether it is Shimura or Tezuka, they were far less serious than they are now.

Especially, it’s Fuji. He was hit much harder than Kanwa Kawamura next to him.

Shimurasuke, that = a powerful monster.

He can easily break his two big tricks and the newly created White Whale with just one goal, so that he doesn’t see any chance of winning in the game.

But now he was completely suppressed by Tezuka, and he didn’t even save the serve game.

Outside the barbed wire.

The crowd onlookers also held their breath, and most of them were still immersed in the fierce confrontation before.

Tezuka is able to use a special trick to attract the opponent’s shot to his side.

Shimura with amazing speed and response.

Although they are only freshmen in the first year, the strength of the two people who fought on the court far exceeded all the seniors of the Seigaku Tennis Club in the previous three years.

This is Seigaku’s true peak = peak duel!

“Tread…Tread…”

“Tread…Tread…”

Shimura and Tezuka, who needed to exchange courts, walked towards each other. Although no actual sound was heard, the crowd outside the venue seemed to feel that two different footsteps were indeed sounding.

Tezuka and Shimura approached quickly.

“Student Shimura.”

When he was only about half a meter away from Shimura, Tezuka suddenly said with a serious face on his face: “I said, I want to win this game!”

“Tezuka classmate.”

“You said this too early, it’s me who won this game!”

Shimura said with a smile.

The brief conversation did not affect the pace of Shimura and his hands.

After an instant.

There was almost no pause between the two people passing by.

Time flows.

Neither Shimura nor Tezuka meant to delay any time.

Ten seconds later, Tezuka, who has the right to serve, has arrived at the serve position at the back of the court, and his gaze falls straight on the opposite court.

When he saw Shimura standing directly behind the service line, Tezuka’s eyes were a little surprised.

Shimura did not stand close to the left sideline of the court in order to prevent backhands from being attacked as before. At this moment, he is located directly behind the center line of the court serve area, basically standing in the center of the court.

And Shimura’s current posture is very peculiar.

Whether in the freshman trials or the three games just now, all of Shimura’s basic tennis skills, including posture and posture, are as standard as textbooks.

But now it’s the opposite.

“What kind of posture and momentum did Shimura pose?”

“It’s weird? It’s like preparing for a 100-meter race!”

“Shimura has strict requirements on basic skills. In all competitions, his basic posture and potential are like those drawn in the textbook. How can he be so abnormal when he is preparing to catch the ball?”

“Putting this kind of catching posture = potential?”

“Any special plans?”

There was a noise from the crowd outside the court.

Just behind the court center line.

Shimura’s upper body was severely leaned forward, his front knees were bent, his hind legs were nearly straight, and the distance between the front and rear feet was more than 30 centimeters. The five fingers of his left hand all supported the ground on the side, and the racquet in the right hand was slightly raised behind him.

For a tennis match, Shimura’s posture and momentum are indeed very strange, not at all like the ball-catching posture and momentum that should be expected in a tennis match.

As several of the audience said.

Shimura’s appearance is very close to the starting posture = momentum of the 100-meter race.

Leaning forward, as if always ready to attack in the first three directions, Shimura does not look like a powerful tennis player who pursues technical standards at all, but like a majestic and wild cheetah!

And it’s a cheetah about to prey!

Tezuka has a calm personality.

He was not surprised for long.

After a pause of less than five seconds, the tennis ball on Tezuka’s right hand was thrown high.

“Student Shimura.”

“No matter what kind of catching posture or potential you adopt, as long as you can’t break my field, the winner of this game will eventually be me!”

Tezuka was very calm.

With strong self-confidence, the racquet in his hand slammed onto the tennis ball.

Boom!

The tennis ball quickly blasted towards the leftmost edge of the serve area.

The moment the tennis just left Tezuka racquet, Shimura looked like a real cheetah, and suddenly moved swiftly to the left of the court. His moving speed was faster than any moment in the first three games.

Ball speed: 174.2km/h

Speed: 121.3r/min

Rotation direction: bottom right

Bouncing height: 44.8cm

Drop point: 10.2cm from the left sideline of the court to the right, 5.4cm from the service line.

The data flickered in the moving eyes of Shimura. *