Chapter 599 Telepathy

In fact, after the game started, it was still very interesting.

...Huh!

After watching with bated breath, the audience at Court No. 2 could not hold back and cried out in unison, staring intently at the tennis ball flying in the air.

Thiem's ​​serve faced the test of a tie. Previously, the Gao-Wen combination faced break points in two consecutive serve games. They were trying to avoid experiencing difficulties for three consecutive times.

The Bryan brothers demonstrated the professional ability of legendary doubles players. Power, speed and rotation were not the key points of hitting the ball. The key point was to make full use of the space on the court.

In fact, the Bryan brothers' batting does not involve too many fancy techniques, it is just basic batting; and they do not emphasize the need to drive the ball, but rather a combination of push, cut, and drive, etc., in their pursuit of completing the shot cleanly and neatly, and then relying on footwork to move around and cover every corner of the court.

Therefore, the batting line and layout are particularly important - this is exactly the same as Kubert and Lindstedt.

The one who received the serve was Bob.

In general, Bob's serve was better and his forehand was also better. After completing the return serve solidly, Mike, who was standing in front of the net, immediately moved sideways to interfere with Tim's return. At the same time, Bob completed a cross run in the back and cut into the net from behind Mike.

In a blink of an eye, the Bryan brothers had already taken control of the strategic high ground in front of the net.

Although Gawain and Thiem had better shot quality, the Bryan brothers' wall-to-net interceptions still had the advantage, which then led to high-pressure balls.

During the three consecutive high-pressure balls played by the Bryan brothers, Gawain and Tim tenaciously saved the balls one after another, and the scene was very thrilling.

The fourth high voltage.

It is precisely because the Bryan brothers are more focused on the connection of rhythm and the use of space that the quality of the high pressure is mediocre. This also gives Gao Wen an opportunity. When his body is squeezed, he lightly lifts the backhand with both hands in a small range, and his whole body jumps up, forcing the arc to rise.

Previously, Gawain and Thiem also tried to go over the top, trying to pull the tennis ball higher and over the blockade of the Bryan brothers, but their attempts all ended in failure:

Mike is 190 cm tall and Bob is 193 cm tall. The two of them cooperate well with each other in crossing positions and overlapping defensive areas, which is like a dragnet.

But this time, Gao Wen relied on the pulling force of his body to draw a full parabola, incredibly flew into the sky, and finally broke through Mike's frontcourt coverage -

Mike jumped back and tried to block the shot again, but he watched the tennis ball pass over him and fall behind him, missing the shot by a hair's breadth.

Then the whole audience exclaimed.

Huh! Before the previous exclamation had time to calm down, another exclamation was heard.

Bob's timely defense saved the situation. He came behind Mike, ready to save the ball, but found that Gawain's shot was very cunning, and the falling speed was obviously beyond his expectations. When his footsteps arrived in a hurry, there was no space for him to swing the racket and complete the shot.

What to do? Obviously, doubles matches are handled differently than singles matches.

Bob simply kept moving forward with his back to the court, waiting for the tennis ball to fall in front of him. He then made a forehand scoop-up move and hit the ball lightly: a crotch shot.

Roar! As the tennis ball drew a thrilling trajectory, a burst of exclamations erupted from Court No. 2, as if the heart was about to break free and jump out.

At the same time, the other three players on the court all moved.

Mike immediately moved sideways, taking small steps to create the illusion of overlapping figures, and stayed alert in the center of the court.

Tim also walked quickly towards the net, but his steps were obviously not as firm as Mike's. After all, he was not very familiar with doubles, and he kept looking back to find Gawain.

Gao Wen was at the net, and because Bob's crotch shot was diagonal, he returned to his position, but he immediately realized that he had failed to block the net. Bob's moon ball was far beyond his hitting range, and he immediately turned around and ran.

He slowed down a bit before realizing that the doubles lines on both sides were much wider. From a three-dimensional perspective, there was a lot more space for the tennis ball to fly. Naturally, it was easier for Bob to complete the overhead pass, as he could simply pull the tennis ball higher and deeper.

In contrast, Gao Wen's previous overhead ball landed accurately in the large triangle area of ​​the diagonal baseline, and the entire batting strategy was still limited to the singles line.

So, how much more hitting space can the width of the doubles line increase?

But the problem is that even if Gao Wen calculated it, his touch might not be able to keep up, because the tennis ball is already within reach and there is no time to hesitate.

One rush, one leap, one pick.

Copy and paste.

Like Bob, Gawain turned his back to the court and completed a between-the-legs shot, but it was obvious that Gawain still hadn't switched his understanding of the court space. He tried to pull more horizontally, but was unsure about the height. The entire parabolic flight trajectory showed the hesitation in his hand at the moment of hitting the ball.

Ah! Amid the exclamations of the audience, Mike moved sideways and completed a badminton-like block over his head, slamming the tennis ball down hard.

However, before the exclamations had time to dissipate, one wave of noise came after another, and the bustling noise was felt again.

Thiem moved sideways, accurately blocked the position of Mike's high-pressure ball, and swept with his forehand, trying to complete a volley-style kill.

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As a result, Bob quickly jumped forward and rushed to the net for the second time. The twin brothers' telepathy was fully demonstrated in this point. From offense to defense, it was completely seamless. Bob arrived in time, took a big step forward, and pressed directly to the corner to the left of Tim's position to block the shot!

Land, bounce, land again.

Everything happened so fast. In a flash, the game was over in a ping-pong moment.

The Bryan brothers cooperated with incredible tacit understanding and had the last laugh in this powerful confrontation between offense and defense.

Break point! Ah! Ah! Ah! The audience all cheered, and Court No. 2 was in an uproar.

The Bryan brothers could also feel the surging passion, and then the two brothers ran towards each other in small steps, both jumped up, and did a chest bump in the air to celebrate, like dolphins.

This is the Bryan brothers' signature celebration, which shows how exciting and thrilling the point just now was. The two brothers also felt the pressure deeply.

The whole stadium was thunderous! Only by watching such a close-range, bloody match can one deeply feel the excitement, and no one in the audience could be an exception.

Including Tim and Gawain.

Tim stood up straight, feeling a little regretful that he still didn't have enough control over his last rebound and volley, and ended up being blocked by Bob who rushed over.

But when Tim heard shouting from behind, he turned around and saw Gawain with a big smile on his face. He raised his right fist and pounded his chest, then made a wolf howl with his mouth, as if he was urging Tim to cheer with him.

Tim slowly lowered his head, then turned and walked towards the baseline:

I don't know him.

(End of this chapter)