[Comprehensive] First Love Trainee

Like Melbourne to Tezuka Kunimitsu, Roland Garros is Nadiq's backyard.In this land, Nadik's record is 99 wins and 5 losses, which is enough to disdain the overwhelming advantage of all players in men's tennis.

So far, he already has 12 golden hand cups.

This is the 54th match between Tezuka and Nadik in their careers. In the previous 53 matches, Tezuka has 27 wins and 26 losses. However, at the French Open, they have played 6 times, and Tezuka has not yet won a single victory.

Every player who comes to Roland Garros will regard Nadik, the winner of 12 tournaments, as his biggest opponent.He thrived on red soil for a long time. Although he had to struggle with serious injuries from time to time, even when he played with an injury, no one dared to underestimate his combat effectiveness on clay.

At the pre-match press conference, a reporter asked Tezuka how he felt in the face of such a powerful opponent, but the man who had always been calm and rigorous in the past seemed calm and calm.

"If I didn't have confidence, I wouldn't be here," he replied.

The final kicks off at 3:[-] pm Paris time.The pattering rain from the first day made the originally warm and sunny Roland Garros damp and cold.

The temperature dropped, the speed of the ball slowed down, and the clay was slippery. This undoubtedly intensified the difficulty of the game on this field, and also brought great troubles to the two players in today's final. However, the two kings who have experienced many battles are very calm .Although the muddy and slippery ground made it difficult to run and move, they all adapted well after entering the field. After distributing the ball, they immediately entered their respective pre-match warm-up sessions.

This is a much-anticipated game, with [-] stands full of seats, and short guns, unmanned cameras, and countless cameras aimed at the most watched land in the world at the moment.Around the big screen outside the arena, countless spectators who failed to buy tickets for the infield but were also paying attention to the event, all of which showed the importance of this final.

Is Nadik here to make another gold and achieve 13 crowns, or is Tezuka overcoming his rival and completing the "Grand Slam" puzzle?Is it Nadic's 100th win at Roland Garros, or is Tezuka taking his winning streak to 45th this season?Compared with the expectations and tension of the audience and commentators, as one of the parties involved in the war, Tezuka did not care much about the upcoming records and results.

It is true that Nadik is one of the most respectable opponents and friends in his career, and it is precisely because of the constant fights and competitions with Nadik and Calkin that their mutual performance on the field is perfected day by day, but if only In order to create certain records and data to compete, the pattern is inevitably small.Fighting with high-level opponents at the genius level in the same era, Tezuka did not lament "Ji Shengyu, He Shengliang", but was excited by it.

The records and statistics created by the victory are the added value of the game. The satisfaction and sense of belonging he can get from the game, and even the character and will forged, are all unparalleled wealth in life. Nothing is lighter than the so-called "career record".

On the speeding train, there are passengers leaning on their seats to catch sleep, and there are also tourists who talk softly and enjoy the scenery outside the window. From Geneva to Paris, it only takes three and a half hours to arrive by train, and there are so many trains, it can be called a Very convenient.But even so, until the game officially started, Maki had to turn on her mobile phone to watch the live broadcast, and the train had just pulled out of the platform.

No matter how carefully budgeted and pieced things together, it is still not too early to complete the necessary schedule.The official agenda has all ended, and the participants in the afternoon are free to move around. The organizer will hold a relaxing reception in the evening to facilitate communication with the guests. But Maki is looking forward to the French Open final, so of course he has no intention of attending an entertainment reception. , I couldn't wait to rush out of the venue as soon as the discussion was over.

Of course the plane couldn't catch up, and it was impossible to enter the arena before the start of the game anyway. If the game progressed quickly, the awards ceremony might be over by the time Maki arrived at the scene, but she still decided to rush there as much as possible.

Fortunately, the network signal could still be received on the train, and she was able to watch the game smoothly.

The characteristics of the clay court determine that the two sides can easily enter into a multi-shot stalemate. They can only create oppression through multiple shots step by step, tear the angle, and then use the wet and slippery characteristics of the clay to consume the opponent's physical energy, and win slowly and carefully. .At this point, Nadic has more experience and is more physically fit to hit the game-winner in a game like this.

The score came to a 3:3 tie, and the average pulling force of each ball was 9 shots. Nadic, who is better at controlling the rhythm of the clay court, played a stronger topspin ball. In the past 6 rounds, it is obvious that Nadic's Guarantee takes less time.

This shows that he played more easily.

It had been many years since Maki had seen Tezuka play so cautiously and conservatively.

When he was a student, his level was the best among his peers, and he would only use his full strength when facing a few evenly matched opponents.But at that time, even in a tough battle, Tezuka's performance tended to be more "rigorous" and "cautious" than adjectives such as "cautious" and "conservative".He will not rush forward when it is time to play steadily, and he will not be rigid when it is time to attack decisively.

When he came to his professional career, Tezuka was full of determination when he was just a fledgling. Later, his arsenal became richer and his skills against enemies became more proficient. He was more "stable" and often adjusted his output according to the opponent's performance and level. , so that he always maintains a slightly dominant state over his opponent to win the game with relatively low consumption.

It can be said that in today's Roland Garros, Tezuka has not shown much aggressiveness so far.He is still adapting to this challenging land, while constantly adjusting his output rhythm.

The commentary on the live broadcast of the game was in French, and Maki wore headphones and stared at the screen with great concentration.She still didn't understand those tennis skills and professional terms, so she listened more carefully and watched intently, for fear of missing a little detail.

However, the "King of Clay" is the "King of Clay" after all. After a long rally, it took 72 minutes. Nadic still won the first set 7:5, leading temporarily.

Sitting in the lounge chair, Tezuka seemed to be breathing evenly, despite the exhaustion of a plate.With a calm expression, he methodically rehydrated and wiped his sweat. Even when he was sitting, he tiptoed his heels to maintain a steady trembling frequency of his legs.

Maki knew that he was maintaining the vitality of his body muscles, otherwise, with the temperature and humidity of today's arena, it would be difficult to recover to the most flexible state as quickly as possible after the 120-second break.

In the second set, the pace of the game picked up significantly.

Nadik's height is 3 centimeters lower than Tezuka's, but he weighs 12 kilograms heavier than him. The muscles of the upper body, especially the arms and shoulders, are obviously much thicker than Tezuka's.This is determined by Nadick's hitting style. His strong upper limbs allow him to easily hit high-quality and powerful topspin, which is an invincible magic weapon for winning on clay.

Strong hitting, slow speed, and long pulling force have put Tezuka's counterattacks to a test.Compared with Nadic's obviously aggressive hitting style, Tezuka's advantage lies in his strong baseline stalemate ability.

When he was a student, his flexibility was not as good as that of his teammates. Later, after entering the professional game, he carried out systematic training, which not only greatly improved the flexibility and balance of the body, but also completely changed the way of serving. The past shoulder force becomes the back force.This determines that the pressure on his shoulders and elbows will be minimized, and the stronger back muscles will transmit speed and power to the racket, making the serve more swift and powerful.

Changes in his hitting style and physical fitness have made him more comfortable on the baseline.It can be said that Tezuka Kunimitsu is currently the player with the tightest bottom line defense in the world. His flexible body and slender muscles allow him to easily remove the opponent's strength when catching the ball, and he can also use the opponent's powerful shots to leverage his strength force.This kind of quality saves his physical energy to the greatest extent, allowing him to last a long time in professional events, especially the Grand Slam matches with a five-set best-of-three system.

Nadik is well aware of his advantage and rhythm on clay. The rally in the first set was a double drain on both sides, so after adapting to today's venue, he began to give play to his advantage of strong topspin, while increasing Hitting strength, while interlocking to improve the rhythm of the game.

It can be seen from the technical statistics that in the first set, the average stalemate between the two was about 9 shots per ball, and since the second set, a total of 5 rounds have been played, and the average stalemate per ball has dropped to 5 shots. In the stalemate below the shoot, Nadik's scoring rate rose to 5%.

And Tezuka's response was also very timely.He made full use of his ability to hold the bottom line, and did not allow Nadik to realize the intention of tearing the defense from left to right. Instead, he began to add unexpected short balls to the rhythm of the game gradually controlled by Nadik from time to time.

The more mature short ball developed from the "zero style" is another killer of Tezuka.Since the starting style is almost the same as that of ordinary shots, and the timing of his short balls is often very unexpected, it is basically impossible for a short ball marked by not rebounding after landing but turning towards the net as long as it is successful. was rescued.

However, the unique characteristics of red land greatly reduce the effect of short balls.After hitting the ground with a strong backspin, the speed will be removed by the soft clay soil to the maximum extent, which makes the "Zero Type" characterized by high speed, sharp drop, and surprise dull, and Nadick's footsteps Quite fast, so nearly half of the short balls did not achieve the desired effect, but were successfully chased back by the opponent.

It is also because of this that Tezuka's initiative in this set is still not obvious. Instead, because the short ball cannot achieve its due effect, he often has to go online to make up defenses.Fortunately, he has another advantage, that is, the acceleration from static to start, from motion to stop is very fast. The switchback running frequently used in tennis matches is the most direct use of this ability, so most of the supplementary defenses are was successful.

So of course, the huge physical energy consumption is also unimaginable.By the second half of the second set, Tezuka's fatigue could be clearly seen.Several of the balls were returned due to excessive physical exertion and lack of strength. They either hung on the net or went out of bounds. The score that was barely held before gradually began to become unbalanced.

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