Tennis: Bind Longma at the beginning, double the return

Chapter 737: Hyper-digital State

Chapter 737: Hyper-digital state

It's like a super enhanced version of 'The Limit of Talent'.

Inui Sadaharu didn't want to lose any points, and at the same time he wanted to extend the confrontation time of each ball to give Long more time to adapt.

Although he was able to make reminders, unfortunately, he could not ensure that his reminders would be effective immediately at the critical moment.

Fuji slowly opened his eyes, his gaze was deep and solemn, staring intently at the arena, as if he wanted to take in every detail.

At this moment, he whispered softly: "Qian's aura seems to have become even stronger..."

At the same time, the atmosphere in the entire arena was extremely tense. All the contestants were like wild horses running wild, growing and improving at an astonishing speed.

Inui Sadaharu rushed to the serving area as fast as lightning, swinging the racket in his hand as rapidly as a storm.

There was a loud "bang" sound, and the racket that seemed to be empty suddenly burst into dazzling light. A dazzling golden tennis ball suddenly appeared on it, and it kept struggling hard, trying to break free.

The audience exclaimed: "Oh my God! The ball speed is 220 kilometers per hour! Everyone, please check the speedometer!"

However, faced with such a terrifying ball speed, Inui Sadaharu seemed to be at ease and calm.

He swung his racket back with ease, his movements flowing smoothly and in one go.

Some people couldn't help but sigh: "How easily it was for Inui Sadaharu to fight back, it's amazing!"

Another person responded: "I've said it before, the intensity of this game is absolutely beyond imagination."

Some people even shouted excitedly, "Oh my god! The ball was going at a speed of 220 kilometers per hour, and it was easily intercepted. Inui Sadaharu is so strong! Maybe he really has the ability to beat the other two players!"

For a while, exclamations came one after another in the stadium, one wave higher than the other.

Everyone was impressed by Inui Sadaharu's superb skills and were looking forward to this wonderful game.

The audience in the stands looked at Inui Sadaharu with surprise.

boom--!

Along with the loud noise, under the extremely shocked gaze of the audience, Inui Sadaharu swung the racket in his hand without hesitation, and the movement was as swift and fierce as a storm.

The tennis ball that was hit hard by the opponent seemed to be pushed by a powerful force and flew towards the opposite side at an astonishing speed.

Such a huge impact did not seem to have much substantial impact on Inui Sadaharu.

You know, Inui Sadaharu is a man of extraordinary talent, and his strength is far superior to Oishi, Kikumaru and others.

Although Liu's data dimensions are all quite high, if we only consider the force burst out when hitting the ball, it is still a little inferior to what Inui Sadaharu can bear in one fell swoop.

In other words, Inui Sadaharu's advantage in strength has been maintained for a long time and is not something that happened overnight.

The speed of this counterattack was astonishingly fast, reaching 200 kilometers per hour!

Such terrifying counterattack speed and powerful force really made the opponents feel unprecedented pressure.

Seeing this, Kirihara, who was in the front court, reacted quickly and moved quickly to the ball path.

Then, he perfectly replicated the way he returned the previous ball, holding the racket tightly with both hands, using the cutting technique, and preparing to meet Inui Sadaharu's powerful blow.

The moment the racket and tennis ball touched, a sharp and piercing friction sound suddenly rang out, echoing throughout the entire stadium.

Kirihara Akaya once again demonstrated his superb skills and successfully cut back Inui Sadaharu's super strong counterattack.

What's even more amazing is that after the tennis ball was cut back drew a beautiful arc in the air, it began to fall rapidly and spin at high speed. The inducement contained in it is self-evident.

"coming!"

Kawamura Takashi on the side cried out inwardly and dared not to be careless anymore.

Because he knew very well that the ball would spin more downwards, and if he was not careful in handling it, he would probably fall into a passive situation.

So, Kawamura Takashi held the racket tightly with both hands and swung it hard. This time the angle of the swing was a little lower than usual.

Unfortunately it was too difficult for him to capture the angle.

The rotation force of Kirihara's slice this time was significantly weaker than the previous ball. According to common sense, such a rotation intensity could not create such a huge falling space.

However, Kawamura Takashi seemed too hesitant and cautious at this moment. He seemed to be shocked by Kirihara's previous powerful ball, so that he failed to make a decisive response decision, but chose to push the racket directly to the front court.

But at this moment...

"Beep--"

There was an crisp sound, and the tennis ball, which had just broken free from the racket, suddenly jumped high into the air like a wild horse.

Obviously, the ball was too high, far beyond the range that Kawamura Takashi had originally expected.

Kirihara, who had been paying close attention to the changes in the situation on the court, naturally would not miss this excellent opportunity. He moved instantly, rushed to the net like a flash of lightning, then swung the racket in his hand violently, and hit a powerful smash through the ball with the force of thunder.

The attack was so fast and powerful that Kawamura Takashi had no time to make any effective defensive moves.

As the tennis ball fell accurately into the opponent's court, the referee blew the whistle without hesitation.

"Yanagi Renji and Kirihara Akaya scored, the score is 30:0!"

The sudden whistle was like a sharp sword, instantly cutting through the originally tense and intense atmosphere on the field, and suddenly disrupting the rhythm of the entire game.

Everyone watching the game on the sidelines couldn't help but be stunned, and for a moment they even forgot to breathe.

After a long while, the crowd began to talk.

"How could Kawamura Takashi make such a stupid mistake? He just gave the opponent a point for nothing by hitting the ball so high."

Some people couldn't help but shook their heads and sighed.

"That's not true. The angle of the ball's rotation and fall was indeed very tricky. It's not easy to accurately control the ball's landing point. And the strength of that guy named Kirihara should not be underestimated. If we find his flaw, we can immediately deal a fatal blow."

Another person came to the defense of Kawamura Takashi.

"Well, you do have a point. If it were me, I might have handled it worse than Kawamura Takashi. After all, facing such a strong opponent, the pressure must be great."

Someone else echoed.