Chapter 580: Fairy from the Sky

One high pressure, two high pressures, Kubert could clearly feel the impact of Gawain's continuous topspin. The quality of the high pressure return was obviously declining, so that Gawain could complete the shot with a slight step adjustment, and even had time to observe the court space and pay attention to Lindsted's position.

Then, he gently backhanded the ball with both hands, not only without exerting force, but also releasing the force. The whole hitting action was very soft and delicate, cutting out a small ball in front of the net -

At this point, Kubert's position had been pressed to the baseline by Gawain's continuous strong topspin lobs. Cutting short was the best way to shift his center of gravity and disrupt Kubert's pace.

If it was a singles match, Kubert would definitely be in a very bad situation and would have to stop and turn quickly and start again. Moreover, Gawain and Thiem both stepped into the baseline, compressing the hitting space of both sides little by little, creating physical pressure, and the opposing player would have to be more cautious in hitting the ball.

But this is a doubles match, in addition to Kubert, there is also Lindsted.

Lindsted started immediately, cutting in from the side, and arrived in two big strides, ready to assist in defense. Just as he was swinging his racket to touch the ball, he realized the cleverness of Gawain's return.

This is actually a side spin.

After landing, the tennis ball continued to rotate outward to the left side of Kubert's side, that is, it continued to move away from Lindsted. This also means that Lindsted's judgment was not accurate. His footsteps did not move in place and he was half a step short of the space. The hitting point shifted from the racket sweet spot to the front of the racket.

The difficulty of control is simply like heaven and earth.

Hidden trap!

Lindsted had no time to hesitate and carefully chopped the ball with his forehand, just like chopping wood. He did not dare to use force, but cut it long back to the baseline, trying to push back Gawain's continued forward steps.

And, Lindsted handled it well.

The ball landed in a large triangle at the bottom line, outside the singles line and inside the doubles line, which passed Gao Wen's moving position and suppressed Gao Wen's possibility of intercepting the ball halfway through the backspin ball, and then forced Gao Wen to retreat continuously and complete the rebound shot with a forehand at his feet.

At the moment of shooting, Gao Wen noticed that Kubert had returned to the net, and he did not have enough space to swing his forehand. The height of the lob might not be enough, and the possibility of being intercepted by Kubert's high pressure was more than 90%. So, he shook his wrist lightly and cut the tennis ball into a short ball with strong topspin again.

One bullet.

A collision.

Kubert pressed up to the net very quickly. Before the tennis ball just passed the net and had no time to fall, he had already come forward like a wall, blocking the racket in front of his chest and hitting the ball head-on. He applied pressure with the power of his forward step and his own weight, and the tennis ball hit back directly.

Ah! Gawain was in a very awkward situation, because he had just completed the footwork connection with the previous shot, and he had already stepped forward without any hesitation, and took two big steps towards the net, trying to complete the interception in front of the net; but his footwork was obviously half a beat slower, and it was Kubert who grabbed the rhythm with his forward step, and the return ball hit the wall to break through Gawain's defense and flew towards the big triangle behind him again.

Huh! Clear exclamations could be heard from the sky above Court No. 2. The audience all covered their mouths in disbelief, looking at the tennis ball landing two steps behind Gawain. This was almost an impossible position to hit the ball, so, did it break the net successfully?

But see!

Gawain pushed off with his left leg, turned 180 degrees clockwise on the spot, and rushed forward with two big strides. At this time, his back was facing the court, and he caught up with him in a flash. But the problem was that Gawain held the racket with his right hand, and the tennis ball landed on the left side of his body.

How to hit the ball?

Also, how to choose the route?

The entire stadium is so big and wide, but it should not be limited to the flat space. Instead, the three-dimensional space of the entire stadium should be fully utilized. A myriad of thoughts are surging in my mind.

The racket is switched from the right hand to the left hand. All other ways of holding the racket are no longer valid. Just hold the racket with difficulty and stare at the falling tennis ball. Just when the tennis ball is about to hit the ground for the second time, gently push and lift it back with the racket. Wrap the tennis ball with your wrist very softly and hook it lightly.

Huh! Accompanied by the audience's second uncontrollable exclamation, the seemingly casual shot from behind drew a light and agile parabola, and drew a rainbow like a startled bird, flying quickly towards the baseline of the opposite court. The strong rotation made the light flash.

Fairy from the sky!

Kubert reacted immediately and tried to jump on the spot to complete the interception. However, as soon as he raised his racket, he found that the high ball went over his head. He immediately entered the second start state, turned around and quickly chased after him, but the advantage immediately turned into a disadvantage and the situation was reversed in an instant.

Not only Kubert was in a panic, but Lindsted's steps also became flustered, because at this moment everything was out of the scope of calculation and relied entirely on on-the-spot reaction, and his nerves had to be tense.

When Kubert reached the baseline, he had already missed the opportunity to hit the high-pressure ball. He could only turn 180 degrees and use the force of the turn to complete the shot. He barely completed the shot with his forehand, but there was no feeling of forehand power at all. It was just a simple transition ball. He didn't even have time to think about the line and landing point.

The next second! Thiem appeared! He moved sideways with small steps, and Kubert's return ball landed in the middle area, which was the intersection of Thiem and Gawain. At this time, Gawain had lost his position, and Thiem immediately filled in the position. He pushed off the ground, stepped up, and fired his signature one-handed backhand unreasonably! Boom! Thiem glanced at Lindsted at the moment of the shot, and then chose the middle straight line, which was the intersection of Lindsted and Kubert's positions. The speed of the backhand head increased instantly.

Like lightning.

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Whoosh! Lindsted was a little slow, and by the time he started, the tennis ball had already broken through the blockade, landed in the middle of the court, and flew out.

So light and so simple.

On the first set point, the Gao-Wen combination broke the serve and won the first set.

"Set, Gao/Tim."

After Gawain completed his back-to-the-basket shot, he turned around in small steps and prepared to continue defending. Then he saw Thiem's ​​shot pass through. There was no special celebration action. He just opened his arms, stood in place, and the smile on the corners of his mouth bloomed brightly. The domineering aura of standing at the top of the universe was instantly released.

Tim couldn't believe that the final fatal blow was so easy. He turned around, clenched his fist and cheered at Gawain. The joy between his brows overflowed, and then the two walked towards each other and high-fived to celebrate.

The whole stadium was boiling! Different from the joy of turning the tide in the singles match, when the doubles match was completed with cooperation, the joy and happiness were doubled because of the presence of the partner. The mood instantly soared to the sky, and the two young people laughed happily and brightly, as if they had found the joy of tennis again.

The sixth update.

(End of this chapter)