olympian big player

Chapter 377 Chapter 376 - The Road to Defending the Title - 2
Djokovic frowned. His fake move just now didn't fool him. He had thought of many strategies against Bu Zelu.

I have been thinking about it since the US Open last year. After the US Open, I practiced hard in many ways, and even used the video of Bu Zelu to correct many of his movements.

Bu Zelu's current play video has been included in the college textbook by Nikki Pilic, and this is the proposal of Bu Zelu's old friend Mr. Powell.

Because watching the video of Bu Zelu can tell you whether your movements are standard, and Bu Zelu is the role of the big devil in the textbook.

It is a negative teaching material, but in the same way, looking at Bu Zelu's bottom line tactics can correct the irregular running and swinging of many players.

As for Bu Zelu's return and scoring, that is a standard tactic. In short, Powell has already contacted Bu Zelu and started to register a set of teaching videos.

Djokovic was the first to see this 1.0 version of the teaching video to reverse correct his technical movements.

Now this set of things is only used inside the Nikki Pilic Tennis Academy, and it is still a closed beta version.Players who are not being trained are not shown to you.

Now Djokovic is in some trouble. If he hadn't tricked Bu Zelu, his plan A would have been scrapped, and he used fake moves to fight psychological warfare with Bu Zelu.

Just like Bu Zelu's serve, if you shake your arm and turn your shoulders for a tee shot, it is equivalent to the practice of the "God of Gamblers" touching the ring.

You don't know whether Bu Zelu is going to play a strong serve, a technical serve, or his standard serve.

Djokovic was a little helpless, this was the final, and he was not given time to think about it, so he could only use his plan B to deal with Bu Zelu.

It is a basically perfect defensive serve.

Abandoning the offense, in other words, is equivalent to starting his 'serve game' now. It just exists.Not threatening at all.

Following the landing, bouncing, and estimation of the trajectory of the tennis ball, after glancing at Djokovic's running position from the corner of the eye, Bu Zelu made a judgment at the moment of contact between the racket and the tennis ball.

"Oh~!" The audience couldn't bear it at all, because Bu Zelu's return and score were so impressive.

Today, after Djokovic used the ACE ball to make a demonstration, he now played a serve that made it impossible for Zelu to score directly.

How could the audience not exclaim?

But in fact, Bu Zelu is very aware of Djokovic's style of play. It's like returning to the US Open final. The guy on the opposite side completely gave up the advantage of serving.

He wanted to compete with him on the bottom line to attack and defend. After a few beats, Bu Zelu quickly discovered Djokovic's progress.

This time the distribution of defense and defensive counterattack is more reasonable.

Use defense instead of offense, and fight for the bottom line with Bu Zelu.

In this case, there is no need for Bu Zelu to be polite to him at all, so let's draw the bottom line.

So it soon appeared on the scene that Bu Zeli unilaterally transferred Djokovic at halftime.

"Mr. Achim, has Joey's return of serve been cracked?" Cha Ruoyu asked curiously while watching the game on the field.

"If you look at it this way, it is indeed cracked, but the opponent has also completely given up the advantage of attacking and serving, and now it is the bottom line skills of the two of them." It is not that Achim has not considered this. The plan also gave Bu Zelu a plan.

Treat break serve as a practice match.

After all, Djokovic is also seeking victory in defense. The match between the two is more like a tug-of-war. Djokovic first gave up a position, but with his skills and tactics, he is wrestling with Bu Zelu.

This is not simply a break game as a serve game. Bu Zelu cannot completely control the offensive initiative, which means that he can only use wrestling during the racket to grab the rhythm he is familiar with, suppress it, and then score.

'Is this guy really going to the Dakar?When did he practice the technique? After Djokovic failed to chase the ball, he thought helplessly.

15-30, Bu Zelu scored another point.

In Djokovic's view, after the US Open and even before the Australian Open this year, he practiced as long as he had time. For this, he sacrificed a lot, the contact with his family, and the interaction with his lover.

He devoted himself wholeheartedly to practice. Although he got the support of his family and the whole team, he found that he was not the only one making progress.

Bu Zelu is also improving, as can be seen from his technique of controlling the field and grabbing rhythm.

So he sacrificed so much in exchange for his current combat power, but what about the opponent?

Bu Zelu's itinerary is almost semi-public, and he has no time to practice at all, so is he really that kind of extremely talented person?
Find some time to practice casually, and then fight a few actual battles, will he evolve?
This is so fucking unscientific.

Djokovic decided to try a goal, otherwise he would have to carry out plan C.

As he gave up the active serve again to slow down the rhythm, Djokovic moved again.

Bu Zelu felt uncomfortable receiving this kind of ball, because he wanted to receive and score more simply, but it was more of a helplessness in his heart. The game itself was a kind of compromise and choice.

Compared with facing this kind of serve, receiving and scoring, and taking the initiative, it is natural to choose a better plan.

Bu Zelu couldn't lose the watermelon for sesame seeds, he had to consider the normal game, and tennis is a single-round elimination system, if he loses, he really loses.

The bottom line offense and defense of the two were once again fully demonstrated at this moment. As Djokovic increased his running, Bu Ze took a step slower.

A thru ball went where he couldn't reach.

30-30.

The audience at the scene applauded spontaneously. Is this what the finals should be like?

They hope to see the champions who cut melons and vegetables step by step, but they also like this kind of competition between dragons and tigers.

At least those spectators who have dabbled a lot in tennis were hooked after watching these two goals, and the two were playing games with every shot on the court.

When paving the way for the next shot, you even have to calculate your opponent's reaction. This is not done in one shot, but you have to think about the next four or five shots.

Bu Zelu was also impressed by Djokovic's strength, and his whole spirit gradually became excited. This kind of game is only interesting.

After 4 goals, the battle between the two became intense.

On the next ball, Djokovic serves again. Since the last ball can be scored, the previous tactics are still used under inertial thinking.

Because there is no time for him to think too much now, he is fully focused on the game in front of him.

Everyone in the Big Three played differently, but at this time, Bu Zelu found that Djokovic may be the player who is most willing to use his brain. He does not have the tennis talent of Federer, nor the exaggerated physical fitness of Nadal.

But he has been playing with his brain by virtue of him. Simply put, he is a person with a very high golf quotient.

As for Bu Zelu, he is completely different, or he has a bit of all three, but his shortcomings are also very obvious.

But this guy simplifies the complexity, just three tricks, if you can pass it, then you can win the Buzelu, if you can't pass it, you can only sigh, God is not fair.

"30-40"

Djokovic shook his head. This ball originally wanted to play more offense, so that he could have an advantage on the bottom line.

After teeing off again, Djokovic took it easy, a relatively conservative serve.

"30-45!" The referee glanced at Bu Zelu in surprise after shouting.

Not only the referee was watching, Djokovic was also surprised. He had no problem defending the serve, but how did Bu Zelu hit the return serve again and score.

But time waits for no one, and Djokovic didn't have time to think too much, and the ball changed hands to Bu Zelu.

"ACE, 0-15"

"ACE, 0-30"

"ACE, 0-40"

"ACE, 0-45"

Djokovic looked at Bu Zelu speechlessly. He had been preparing for so long, but the opponent didn't give him a chance at all. After breaking serve, he immediately started to consolidate his advantage.

How to play this, what about the agreed game?

Bu Zelu started to exchange venues with a blank face, and looked at Djokovic frowning curiously when he passed by.

Bu Zelu shrugged his shoulders and said nothing.

Coming to Djokovic's serve again, he quickly pondered the situation of his last serve in the previous serve by changing the venue.

Where is the problem.

In the stands, Achim and Daniel were already high-fiving and celebrating. Now that they have reached this rhythm, all they have to do next is to keep his serve.

"What happened just now?" Daniel asked Achim in a low voice after celebrating.

He knows Bu Zelu's three-axe nirvana, but he doesn't participate in the specific training. At most, he can watch it twice, and he is about to go to work.

"Cough, it's time to kick off!" Achim didn't say much, but motioned Daniel to continue watching the game.

Daniel is so shrewd, he immediately understood that this is probably the result of Bu Ze's training, and there are many people around here, so it's not easy for him to ask.

This is not a break, so there is not much time for Djokovic to think about it. Tennis games are like this, and players need to solve problems by themselves on the court.

And during the game, the rhythm of the game between the two sides is very tight, there is no time for you to think about it, all the plans are arranged before the game.

Djokovic took a last look at the score. After all, it was only the third game. It is not impossible to break serve, but now he wants to try Plan B again.

If you take the risk of trying out Plan C, you really have to do your best.

Djokovic kicked off again, just like the last serve last time, it was also a conservative serve.

"0-15" The referee's shout came from the microphone.

'Damn it, isn't this the trick Federer got into? Why didn't you pay attention? Damn it, this is because the intelligence was not compiled carefully enough! '

'I felt something was missing then, damn it! '

In an instant, Djokovic discovered the problem. His swing was empty just now, which is simply impossible for professional players.

But it happened.

But Djokovic understood that it was not that he missed the shot, but that the tennis ball turned again the moment it was about to touch the racket after hitting the ground.

It just bypassed the racket so lightly, and then flew to the back of the court.

(End of this chapter)