Chapter 443: How to Play Tennis Without Knowing How to Play Tennis: Echizen

But this is a good opportunity.

Atobe Keigo would never let such a high lob go.

As the tennis ball crossed the net, he immediately ran forward, leaped up, and struck the tennis ball with all his might.

"Boom!"

The tennis ball plummeted straight down from high above!

A smash!

At this moment, Atobe Keigo, who had not yet landed, saw Shuusuke Already at the net.

He saw Shuusuke Already hold his racket horizontally, aiming at the falling tennis ball to execute a slice.

"Boom!"

"The Bear Falls into the Net!"

The tennis ball flew right past Atobe Keigo's eyes, over his head, and landed lightly on the baseline behind him.

"Thud!"

The tennis ball bounced slightly, and the Seigaku crowd cheered!

"Senior Fuji, you're amazing!"

"He pulled off The Bear Falls into the Net again!"

"That guy Atobe must be stunned, right?"

"No wonder he's the genius Fuji!"

As the cheers erupted, the umpire "497" immediately called out the score.

"40:40!"

At this point, Atobe Keigo finally spoke.

"You deliberately hit a high lob to create the Environment of the Ball for a smash, and then executed your The Bear Falls into the Net."

"Aren't you afraid that my smash will win this point outright?"

Hearing this, Shuusuke Already narrowed his eyes and smiled.

"Just luck."

This was clearly not luck; it was something Shuusuke Already had deliberately designed.

The high lob he just hit carried a subtle spin.

As long as Atobe Keigo attempted a smash, the spot where the ball would likely land had already been predetermined by Shuusuke Already.

Combined with his deliberate positioning on the right side and the tennis ball's spin.

Atobe Keigo had no choice but to hit to the left.

But this played exactly into Shuusuke Already's trap.

At this moment, Atobe Keigo smiled.

"Fuji, your Weakness Already has been seen through by me."

"I will take this first game."

Shuusuke Already merely narrowed his eyes and said nothing.

Then, Atobe Keigo tossed the tennis ball into the air and leaped to serve!

"Boom!"

It was a very ordinary serve.