Chapter 999: Ordinary

Bang!

Court slammed the car door shut, not even bothering to catch his breath, and rushed towards the two cars ahead with a series of chaotic steps.

"Are you sure that the car never left your sight from beginning to end? And it didn't stop at any car wash or gas station?"

The two paparazzi were also stunned. They exchanged glances, which was rare. They both shook their heads blankly and moved their mouths but could not make any sound. They were even more shocked than Court.

They didn't realize from the beginning to the end that there was a second car, so naturally, the scene before them was even more confusing.

"What on earth is Gao Wen doing?" One of his colleagues asked after trying for a long time.

Court had a strong feeling that he had been tricked, for the second time in a row, on the same morning.

But Court is more curious about the point:

What about Dimitrov?

Who could tell him where Dimitrov was? Did Dimitrov just escape into the ground? The three paparazzi looked at each other, but no one could give an answer.

This side.

Dimitrov also found it incredible. He had a smooth journey and no one noticed his presence at all. Things couldn't be simpler, easier or smoother.

Originally, Dimitrov was worried that Gawain might be troubled, but now seeing that Gawain in front of him looked calm and relaxed, he finally felt relieved.

Dimitrov's mood brightened involuntarily, and he couldn't help but smile happily, temporarily forgetting his troubles.

"…So, it really doesn't matter?"

After calming down a little, Dimitrov still couldn't help feeling a little worried.

"Won't this irritate the paparazzi?"

"What if they get angry and take it out on you and start attacking you like crazy? What if they keep pestering you and bothering you from now on?"

Looking at the worried Dimitrov, Gawain seemed particularly calm and waved his hand gently.

"Grigor, we are not friends with them. Even if we are not enemies, we are not in a cooperative relationship."

"Suppose we compromise this time, what about next time? It's always like this. They won't stop until they achieve their goal. We can't compromise forever."

Gao Wen saw this very clearly, because this was the essence of the entertainment-to-death spirit of the entire era, but such words did not comfort Dimitrov, but instead made his brows even more tangled.

Gawain laughed heartily and spread his hands in a gentlemanly invitation.

"I mean, we should learn to deal with it in our own way. As for me, I would welcome them to continue to follow. My schedule is public. If they don't know, I can email them to tell them that this week is Doha, next week is Los Angeles, and then Indian Wells and Miami."

“They can come and film anytime, anywhere.”

"I was also worried that I was too enthusiastic and they would complain that I was seizing the opportunity to hype myself up. Alas, actively cooperating is not an option."

The graceful welcome and the understated complaints and ridicule successfully stunned Dimitrov, but he couldn't help himself in the end.

ha.

Hahaha.

I just started laughing.

Dimitrov never knew that it was possible to deal with the media and paparazzi in this way, and that it was possible to look at scandals in this way.

No wonder the pressure of being the center of attention has never been a problem for Gao Wen.

Dimitrov envied and admired Gawain because he couldn't do that. He was always easily distracted by these things and easily distracted if he didn't pay attention. Moreover, he always tended to think too much. Even if nothing happened, all the thoughts in his mind would spread uncontrollably.

It would be nice if I could be as free and easy as Gawain.

Tobias was still thinking about how to comfort Dimitrov, but he was also amused by Gawain's words, and such a difficult problem seemed no longer a problem.

After thinking for a while, Tobias continued speaking to Dimitrov, following Gawain's words.

"Gregor, don't worry, leave the follow-up matters to me, I know how to handle it."

Gao Wen nodded repeatedly, "That's right, otherwise why would we pay John so much salary?"

Tobias looked at Gawain and shook his head helplessly. "Very well, I am now sure that you can handle it on your own without my help."

Because of this series of events in the morning, Dimitrov was about to board the plane shortly after arriving at the airport, and Tobias hurriedly turned around and got busy.

Before leaving, Tobias gave Gawain a look, which made Gawain feel some pressure.

He knew that Tobias still hoped that he could give Dimitrov some encouragement.

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On the surface, Dimitrov came to Los Angeles because of a quarrel with Sharapova; but what is the essence? The real root of the matter comes from Dimitrov's view on the game.

On the one hand, Dimitrov has high demands on himself, is too eager to perform well, and is too perfectionist to accept flaws and flaws. Therefore, every failure and every performance that falls short of expectations is extremely harmful to him.

On the other hand, it is precisely because of his pursuit of perfection, resistance to flaws, and perception of emotional ups and downs in his character that Dimitrov is immersed in the ups and downs of the game and the painful losses, and cannot forget them for a long time.

In addition, the pressure brought by the public disclosure of his relationship with Sharapova has been pushing him to achieve better results. The hurt after trying to find resonance with Sharapova but being pushed away is creating more difficulties.

It has been a very bad time for Dimitrov recently.

Brad Gilbert, the legendary coach who has coached Agassi and Murray, is considered by many to be the greatest coach of all time. He once said.

The key to victory or defeat on the tennis court depends on the player's psychological preparation and application of strategy.

In other words, no matter how gorgeous a player's hitting movements, how strong his hitting force is, or how superb his hitting skills are, they are only technical aspects and are only the basis for entering the professional arena; the key to allowing an excellent player to grow into a strong player who dominates the game is psychology and brain.

Dimitrov is known as the "Little Federer". His technical and strength levels have long been mature. However, his biggest shortcoming in growing into a top champion player is his overly delicate and sensitive personality, as well as his overly enthusiastic and friendly personality.

Tobias just hopes that Gawain can give Dimitrov some confidence.

But the question is, what should Gawain say?

Chicken soup for the soul? Everyone knows the truth. If the truth is useful, everyone would be a Grand Slam champion. The point is that we know the truth but still can't do it.

"Grigor."

Gawain called out, and Dimitrov looked up.

"Why not... start by enjoying the game and forget about winning and losing for a while, just like when we were kids, playing tennis purely out of love and happiness."

"Don't let failure become a stumbling block, and don't let victory become a curse."

(End of this chapter)