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"onesetmatch, Japanese team Nakajima, serve"

Carolin's late arrival and horseback riding were nothing more than his desire to be the first to calm down his opponent before the game, taking advantage of the attention of the opponent to get into the game quickly and get as many points as possible.

This psychological tactic has been tried and tested for other players almost repeatedly. Even many tennis stars have psychological fluctuations and mistakes due to being underestimated.But he was facing Nakajima, so the effect of this trick had to be discounted.

Not to mention that since the day I learned tennis, I have faced the majestic support from the Ice Emperor support team every day. It is far worse than the Ice Emperor call before every game in the Atobu.Carolin tossed and tossed Nakajima for a long time to watch it as an equestrian show. How happy to watch the show before the war.

But it was not affected at all, Nakajima did not dare to take Carolin lightly.From before the game, it can be seen that the opponent is very good at how to dig holes for others, so you must always be careful to be led into the trap.

What's more, the opponent is still a high school student, so his physical condition and strength are superior to his own.If you want to win the game, you must make a technical breakthrough. It is difficult to win the game in a head-to-head confrontation.

While thinking about how to deal with Carolin, Nakajima watched his opponent from the corner of his eye. The opponent was standing casually at the baseline with his racket crossed, without even posing for the basic ball-catching posture.

How confident are you in your skills? If you didn't know that this was part of the opponent's psychological tactics, Nakajima would have been pissed off by Carolin.Now that the opponent didn't take himself seriously, Nakajima withdrew his original plan to test the truth, and planned to take advantage of the opponent's carelessness to attack a little bit first.

Nakajima slowly closed his eyes, turned on his talents and transferred all the strength of his body to his arms.He flicked the ball a few times with his left hand to throw it high, and his right hand collided with the ball head-on at the highest point.

The tennis ball carries terrifying energy and bounces to the sideline like a bullet, and then bounces out of the court in a direction perpendicular to the side fence. For most people, this is an ace ball that is difficult to handle.

However, Carolin was destined to belong to another small group of people. He teleported to the landing point of the tennis ball while Nakajima swung the racket, and turned his body to swing the forehand in the direction facing the speed of the tennis ball.

The racket crushes and deforms the tennis ball at the moment of contact, and the buzzing sound of the ball as it passes through the air announces its horror.The constantly drifting trajectory and severe tremors in flight have increased the difficulty of returning the ball.

After crossing the blockage of the net, the ball spun inwards and flew against the net at a very small angle. During this period, Nakajima tried to change the flight trajectory of the ball with a short volley, but he did not catch the ball at all.

"15-0"

Seeing that his serve was easily returned, Nakajima's eyes flashed a trace of solemnity.The speed with which Carolin's muscles went from relaxing to excited was the fastest he had ever seen, and his swinging movements were as natural as breathing. It would take a lot of effort to defeat such an opponent.

No more hesitation, Nakajima directly opened the perfect match. The strength of the opponent is by no means as loose as he seems to be. If he loses his serve at the beginning of the game, he will definitely be very passive in the subsequent game.

For the second shot, Nakajima covered his eyes with his left hand while allowing the ball to fall naturally in front of him. With his right hand, he swung the racket to slant the side of the ball from bottom to top, giving it a rather complicated rotation.

The speed of this ball is very slow, and it flies across the net entirely by the lift force generated by the inconsistency of the air velocity on the upper and lower surfaces of the tennis ball caused by the rotation.After passing the net, the speed of the ball is reduced to 0 because the friction force is greater than the lift force, so it can only fall to the ground without bouncing.

"15-15"

"30-15"

Nakajima scored two points in a row with this move, and Carolin did not allow Nakajima to score easily on the third goal.

After Nakajima served the ball, he directly chose to hit the net, tilting the racket head with his right hand to block the front of the net. As soon as Nakajima's ball passed the net, he dunked it into the net with a straight up and down angle.

"Although your idea is not bad, but that's it." Carolin casually took a ball and returned to the bottom line, "No one has been able to directly serve and score from me."

"I didn't think of serving and scoring directly." Nakajima firmly caught Carolin's heavy dunk with the racket head.

He rotated 270 degrees backwards with his left leg as the axis, and used the energy generated by centrifugal force to shoot quickly when he turned around.A beautiful spinning lob just hit the bottom line, and Carolin, who was still celebrating, had no time to turn and save the ball.

"40-15"

"You're a little more interesting than I thought, let me see how far you can go." Carolin glanced up and down Nakajima, "If it's just like this, you won't be able to beat me."

"Really?" Nakajima smiled slightly, and in an instant, white lilies bloomed in his back.It has been a long time since he was promoted to the second year of junior high school to hear this kind of face-to-face ridicule. Did he make the other party look too good-tempered.

For the fourth ball, Nakajima did not use the previous tactic but only used a cutting serve. The rotation and landing point were controlled by him very accurately, but the speed was quite satisfactory.After serving, Nakajima quickly came to the midfield to prepare for the opponent's attack.

"Are you underestimating me?" Carolin chose to go straight to the net, flicked the racket with his right hand, and the ball, which was not difficult to catch, was returned with several times the spin he had given it.

"I never dared to underestimate you, senior." Nakajima's racket intercepted the tennis ball before it hit the ground, and the spin and speed on the ball during the trembling of his wrist were cut off invisible by him.

In professional tennis, strength is everything. Only the strong can do whatever they want, such as Atobe and Jiro of Hyotei, Echizen of Seigaku, Byodoin of u17, etc.

Although modern tennis is not a purely aristocratic sport like in the past, there are definitely many professional players from excellent families.Moreover, all beings are equal on the tennis court, and no external factors can override one's own level.

No one can blame Carolin for being able to play in the singles trio and ride horses in the strong French team. It's not just because he has noble blood and a wealthy family.Therefore, no matter how much trouble the opponent makes, Nakajima dare not take it lightly.

But not taking it lightly does not mean exaggerating the level of the opponent. Nakajima needs the opportunity to understand the strength of the opponent.It is unrealistic to drag out a protracted battle and give up a few rounds for testing when victory is necessary, so Nakajima came up with the simplest and crudest method-feeding the ball.

Carolin's various attacks were all lightly beaten back by Nakajima, and in order to break through Nakajima's defense line, he will definitely work harder to add effects to the ball, and his true strength will also be hit by the back and forth. The island was explored clearly.

And there is another advantage of doing this, that is, it can subtly increase the psychological pressure on Carolin. Is there anything that can hurt your self-confidence more than the opponent not taking your strength seriously?

Under Nakajima's deliberate digging, they hit the ball many times back and forth.After so long that the audience felt that the game was a bit boring, Carolin finally lost control.

If once or twice can be called a sneak attack, three or four times can be regarded as deliberate teasing.After repeating so many times, no matter how dull a person is, he will notice something is wrong, let alone Carolin, who has experienced many battles.

"Are you planning to just use it until you can't hit it anymore?" A cold light flashed across Caroline's eyes, and when he swung the racket again, he used the effort he had put on the spin a few times before to accelerate the ball.

The yellow tennis ball cut through the air barrier like a blade and struck at Nakajima, carrying astonishing power and terrifying speed, even those with the best dynamic vision could hardly catch the trajectory of the tennis ball.

However, the most terrifying thing about this ball is not its speed. When Carolin returned the ball, he deliberately aimed at Nakajima's shoulder blade to attack.Here is the absolute dead angle of the body, it is impossible to achieve the purpose of catching the ball by changing the body posture.

When Nakajima found out that the ball was different from before, he had no way to swing the racket sideways to fight back. In his haste, it was too late for him to hide, so he could only block the racket in front of him to prevent injury.

The huge energy carried by the tennis ball made it unbearable for a moment when the wrist racket and the ball hit hard. The self-protection mechanism made Nakajima subconsciously let go of the racket, and then the tennis ball flew to the baffle with the racket and people.

"40-30"

"This is the price for belittling me. Why do you want to continue to taste?" Caroline turned the handle with his fingers, "I'm not the kind of person who will sympathize with beauty."

"Senior, sympathy and pity are not that useful." Nakajima, who had just got up, twitched his mouth and almost fell back again.In recent years, there have been fewer injuries in tennis. What makes the opponent have the illusion of weakness.

As the opponent's rotation and speed gradually increased, he would not be able to bear it, and he had already imagined it when Nakajima was about to use this strategy.Although the result of flying out of the court was a bit tragic, fortunately, the joints and muscles were not injured, at most there would be some pain.

Rubbing his wrists, Nakajima prepared for his last serve.This game has dragged on long enough, and it's time to end it.

Wrapping the tennis ball with the palm of his hand, the familiar rough feeling made Nakajima's heart slowly calm down.Serving is the only action in tennis that is not affected by the opponent, and it is also the action that affects the opponent's attack the most.

How strong the opponent is and how critical the situation is is not what he needs to think about now. The only thing he needs to do now is to enjoy the game and play to his full level.

Packing up his mood and adjusting his breathing, Nakajima sent the ball casually.This ball looks quite satisfactory, although the speed and spin are exquisite, it is definitely not a threat to Carolin.

"Should I say that you are stubborn or do not listen to advice?" Caroline's voice was somewhat regretful, "This kind of ball is useless to me."

Carolin gave the return ball several times the spin of the incoming ball as before. The heat generated by the ball passing through the air made the trajectory of the ball a little erratic. He wanted to see what Nakajima wanted to do.

"I've never been a stubborn person." While responding to the opponent's question, Nakajima retreated to the midfield at his fastest speed.

Holding the racket with both hands, Nakajima collided head-on with the incoming ball. Instead of taking off the rotation on the ball, he rotated half his body horizontally with his left leg as the axis, bursting out all the power in an instant.

The ball was drawn high, and the tennis ball flew straight to the backcourt after drawing a graceful arc in the air.After guessing the flight trajectory of the ball, Carolin stood there and waited with confidence: "Although your counterattack is very beautiful, you can't get points for the ball that goes out of bounds."

"Really?" Nakajima's provocation was very arrogant, "Believe it or not, he will fall near the bottom line."

Carolin immediately looked back and saw that the ball was falling rapidly in the backcourt just as Nakajima said.He immediately ran wildly: "Thank you for your reminder, I can still catch it after rebounding at my speed."

"I said this ball will fall, but did I say this ball will bounce?" Nakajima just finished speaking.The yellow ball just hit the bottom line, not only did not rebound, but it rolled a short distance in the direction of Carolin, as if mocking his stubbornness and arrogance.

"One to zero in this game, the Japanese team won."

The author has something to say:

The author himself learned tennis for two months during the summer vacation of the third year of high school, and the small class of four students took one and a half hours of lessons every day for 3500, which is not particularly expensive. . . (maybe also because I'm not in charge of making money)

Starting from this chapter, I entered the fantasy style of painting, and I felt insane when I wrote it myself. . . . .I wrote this while I was watching alpine skiing. If it is awkward, it will be the fault of the Winter Olympics. . . .Although the winter sports in our country are not particularly developed, I personally think that the Winter Olympics are more enjoyable than the Summer Olympics.

In addition, the next chapter will start the abuse, the most abused game since the beginning of the article.