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Chapter 353 It's Not That Simple

Injuries and age are the two most critical factors affecting an athlete's career.

In particular, for those professional athletes who have achieved success, their reasons for retiring are nothing more than these two factors.

Injuries are terrible, they can destroy your body and torture your spirit, but in comparison, perhaps time, or age, is the thing athletes fear most, because it is irresistible!

You have to face it, and you have to face it correctly.

On June 6st, the International Children's Day, at around 1:[-] pm, the match between An Sheng and the famous French player Tegason officially started.

"Oh!"

Anson served first.

And he maintained the good state of the previous game, but in this serve, he did not fully exert his strength, and instead paid more attention to the line and landing point of the ball.

It can be seen that his ball speed is about 180 kilometers per hour, and he has not hit his upper limit, but correspondingly, his angle is larger, and some side spin has been added.

In this way, if Tejasson wants to complete the return, in addition to being highly focused on the game, he also needs to move more feet, and in terms of standing, he has to be more backward.

This is the purpose of Anson's adjustments in serving. He wants to do everything possible to speed up Tejasson's physical exertion, not just score.

But at this moment, Tejasson didn't think so much. In other words, his game strategy still wanted to compete with An Sheng in order to compete for the victory of this game.

Therefore, after he judged An Sheng's serve route, he rushed out immediately, and in the process of swinging the racket, he deliberately added some strength to play some offensive.

Of course, even if Tejasson's return is not bad, but An Sheng, who has the right to serve, still has a certain advantage in the link of serving and receiving.

Later, An Sheng also used this advantage to launch his offensive, but his attack was also a little different from before.

The reasoning is the same, and we still follow the tactical policy he formulated before the game, and do everything possible to consume Tegasson's physical strength and let him run.

But the difficulty is that besides consuming the opponent's physical strength, An Sheng also needs to ensure that he can complete the guarantee, otherwise, all he has done will become meaningless.

What is more beneficial to Anson is that at this time, Tejasson has not yet realized his strategy.

In the attack of this shot, An Sheng hit a forehand diagonally very routinely. His ball speed was relatively average, but he ensured that the ball landed deep enough.

What is certain is that this kind of offensive intensity is not enough to break the limit of Tegason's ability, but if he wants to launch a counterattack, he also needs to take certain risks.

As a result, Tejasson was not in a hurry, and just responded with a diagonal line.

Even after he felt An Sheng's hitting strength, he felt a little more relaxed, because he felt that An Sheng didn't seem too strong.

Immediately afterwards, An Sheng took the initiative to change the line, intending to mobilize the opponent left and right, and he did it, and Tejasson did indeed run.

But the problem also appeared immediately. After the test of the first few shots, of course Tejasson will not continue to consume him so slowly, even if he is not aware of An Sheng's purpose now.

Just after the two sides were in a stalemate for four beats, Tegason seized an opportunity and suddenly accelerated his batting rhythm and began to switch from defense to offense.

Fortunately, An Sheng was prepared for this, and he didn't fight hard with Tegason. Since you started to switch from defense to offense, then I will follow the trend from offense to defense and pester you patiently.

However, An Sheng will not always passively defend. After all, it is also extremely important to secure the serve. Therefore, while he is defending, he is also looking for a suitable counterattack opportunity.

In the end, although Tegason won this goal, the process was obviously very hard.

He had to break An Sheng's offensive first, then start his attack, and then disintegrate An Sheng's tenacious defense, and then he could win this point with difficulty.

In this way, An Sheng has achieved his goal of exhausting the opponent's physical strength. As for scoring, he is actually already confident now.

The key is that this is a clay court, which is more conducive to defense. In the confrontation with the ball just now, An Sheng, who used defensive counterattacks, actually had a lot of counterattack opportunities.

It's just that, after all, the game has just started, and An Sheng also needs a certain amount of time to adjust his strength, which of course also includes his counterattack.

"Oh!"

For the next ball, both sides did not change in the serving and receiving link.

After that, An Sheng launched his offensive in a leisurely manner according to the predetermined plan.

The difference is that this time, he insisted on one more shot, allowing Tegasson to counterattack, and then reversed the offensive and defensive situation on the court.

After turning into a "defensive stance", the situation was different, that is, An Sheng's counterattack became more and more sharp.

Take this shot for example. This was Tegasson's first transitional shot after switching from defense to offense. An Sheng seized this opportunity, suddenly exerted strength, and hit a beautiful backhand swipe.

The speed of the ball is extremely fast and the angle is very large. The most important thing is that this is a sudden acceleration in rhythm, which made Tegasson unable to react for a while, and also allowed An Sheng to score this point.

Moreover, after An Sheng showed his ability to counterattack and score, the pressure on Tegason was not small, so he had to be on guard against An Sheng's sneak attack at all times, and had to be more careful when using the transition ball cautious.

And this kind of caution, as well as the requirements for the quality of the shot, will inevitably make Tegasson consume more energy.

In addition, don't forget that this is still An Sheng's serve game. If Tejasson wants to gain the initiative on the court, then he must have a process of "turning from defense to offense".

In this process, he had a high error rate.

Coupled with the clay court's suppression of offense and the addition of Anson's defense.

Combining all these factors together, it can roughly make up for the little difference in strength between An Sheng and Tegasong.

As a result, in An Sheng's serve, he still had a slight advantage.

In the end, An Sheng also relied on his defensive counterattack and a mistake made by Tegasson himself. While consuming a lot of Tegasson's physical strength, he was able to complete the serve in this round.

However, it is not that simple for An Sheng to win Tegasong.

After all, Tegason is a veteran who has been competing in tennis for many years and has absolutely rich experience in the game. Even if he did not discover Ansheng's intentions, based on his understanding of his own situation, wouldn't he be aware of his own physical problems?
(End of this chapter)