The next morning, Keigo Atobe and Kagemitsu Atobe played a game of tennis at their home court, with Kabata as the referee.

Although Jing Guang is not very familiar with some common sense of tennis court games and is also relatively unfamiliar with the game process, he mainly practices alone!

Basically, except for Atobe Keigo and Kabachi, I have never fought with anyone.

But there is no doubt that Jingguang has no problem with serving, receiving the ball, and running and moving quickly, and it can even be said that he is very good!

It is an ability that is no weaker than one's own!

Just the rules...

Need to be strengthened!

Looking at the boy who served the ball out of bounds again, Atobe Keigo stopped and held his forehead helplessly.

"Hey, I'll get used to it. I'm a little uncomfortable with this kind of rubber field. I've been practicing on land and mountains all the time, so I'm a little uncomfortable with this. I was too excited just now so I used a little too much force. Don't mind, brother. I'll practice more and I'll definitely be able to catch up and compete with you!"

Atobe Kagemitsu touched the back of his head, smiled embarrassedly, and then said confidently.

Atobe Keigo snapped his fingers.

With a snap, Huadi threw the thing in his hand towards Jingguang.

I raised my hand to catch it reflexively, and found that what was thrown to me was... an introductory book on doubles!

"After reading this, you should be familiar with the rules of singles. You just need to practice on your own for a while. The rules and venue restrictions for doubles are slightly different from those for singles. Take a look first, and then go to the tennis stadium with me for a practice match!"

"Got it, brother! Don't worry, it's okay!"

The young boy patted his chest and said confidently and firmly.

"...It's better this way."

Someone muttered in a rare and flowery way.

After a week of running-in and training, Atobe Keimitsu gradually adapted to the rules of doubles. Compared with doubles, the rules of singles are much simpler.

In doubles, you need to consider your partner's mood, level, ability, position, mutual understanding, etc.

Although he was confident that he and his brother had an extraordinary tacit understanding and tacit understanding,

but......

Dreams are beautiful, but reality is cruel.

Jingguang found that he would always accidentally block his brother's way or miss the ball when trying to steal it. It was not obvious when facing ordinary opponents, but if he encountered a doubles player with higher skills and tacit understanding, it would be easy for the opponent to seize the opportunity!

......

After another three weeks of training, Keigo Atobe and Keigo Atobe, with their outstanding individual abilities, as well as the tacit understanding and trust between the twins, successfully became a winning doubles combination in the street tennis and tennis stadiums throughout London!

Afterwards, the two of them and Huadi signed up for the men's singles and men's doubles competitions!

The specific arrangement is that Kabaji, Atobe Keigo and Atobe Keimitsu will compete in the men's singles competition.

The Atobe Brothers, the men's doubles team.

However, there are far more masters in the world than the two brothers imagined.

Keigo Atobe successfully won the British U14 men's singles championship. Although Keigo was quite strong, he still lacked some combat experience and lost to his opponent, an experienced veteran. He ultimately lost regretfully and only got the 10th place.

Huadi finished 33rd.

As for the doubles, unfortunately, the two did not win the championship as expected.

According to Jingwu: Just getting a second place is really not impressive.

The champions are a pair of twin brothers from the United States!

This made Atobe Kagemitsu very unwilling!

What he found difficult to accept and could not forgive was that they did not lose because of their tacit understanding or their individual strength.

Instead, he lost due to Jingguang's own experience in the competition.

Even though he knew his opponent was cunning and was mentally prepared, Jingguang still failed to react to the opponent's endless tactics and fell into the opponent's trap.

Competitive competition is so cruel...

Their final opponents are also a pair of twins from the United States!

But that arrogant character and provocative and contemptuous words made Atobe Kagemitsu angry!

What made him most disappointed was not that he could not accept failure.

Instead, I became the one who was holding back.