My Tennis Treasure, Starting From Polk's Retention!

0445 Evenly matched! Kitagawa’s match point!

"boom"

"Germany U-17 Team Kitagawa scores! Score 15-0!"

"boom--

"Kitagawa, the German U-17 team, scores! End of the game! Score 4-1! Change of serve!"

"boom

"Spain U-17 team Echizen Ryoga scores! Score 15-0!"

"boom

"Spain U-17 team Echizen Ryoga scores! End of game! Score 2-4! Change of serve!"

In the competition court.

Under the watchful eyes of everyone present, Kitagawa and Echizen Ryoga could be said to have been constantly fighting in the court, and the scores they scored overlapped with each other.

Echizen Ryoga opened the Abi Shinto. At this moment, his strength is no less than Kitagawa to a certain extent.

He can keep up with any movement of Kitagawa who has activated his eighth consciousness.

This "variant" of Abi Shinto, Asura Shinto, is almost a complete fusion of Asura Shinto and Wuwuji.

When another game ends!

"boom--"

"Kitagawa, the German U-17 team, scores! End of the game! Score 5-2! Change of serve!"

"The next round is Kitagawa's match point round!"

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When the referee announces the score.

In the players' box of the German U-17 representative team, Polk and others could not help but widen their eyes, showing signs of surprise.

Although the intensity of the competition was much more exaggerated than they expected!

But!

Even though Echizen Ryoga now broke out the Asura Shinto aura that made them feel extremely weird, he still couldn't stop Kitagawa from winning his own serve game.

now!

Kitagawa was the first to reach the match point of this game!

This also means that the pressure is on Echizen Ryoga.

If the opponent does not want to lose the first set, the opponent must at least score three consecutive games from Kitagawa to delay the progress of the game.

Is it really possible?

Three consecutive games...even if it's the opponent's father, Echizen Nanjiro!

You didn’t do this when you competed with Bei Xiao before, right?!

Even, they don’t think there is any tennis player in the world who can win three games in a row in front of a genius like Kitagawa!!

Kitagawa's strength would not allow such a thing to happen.

In the auditorium.

"Awesome!! Kitagawa is indeed the number one player in Japan U-17!! Even Polk and Medanore are very strong!! There is no doubt about this result!`!"

"That's right! This Echizen Ryoga is indeed very powerful. After all, this is the first time I've seen someone win two games from Kitagawa!! Amadeus didn't do it! Reinhardt didn't do it! Neither can Zeus..."

"I'm a second-generation samurai!! Could I be joking with you?! But the result of the first set should be obvious! This Echizen Ryoga is expected to be able to win his own serve game now, but it is impossible to break serve! "

"Yes! Once you lose the first set, the pressure in the following matches will be huge! It may even affect your ability to perform!"

"`"Perhaps they are hiding it on purpose? I just want to win two consecutive sets with thunderous momentum in the next game! Comeback against the wind! Rubbish!"

"A comeback against a headwind?! What are you talking about?! A comeback against Kitagawa?! Throughout the entire U-17 World Cup schedule, have you ever seen anyone who has been put into a headwind? Anyway, I haven't seen it! According to you, it means Does this Echizen Ryoga still have a trump card?”

"Maybe! The legendary warrior personally coaches the Spanish U-17 team! Now that his own son is playing, maybe he personally arranged the tactics! It's just that we don't understand it!"

"You...okay! I admit that you have a point! But don't forget, Kitagawa hasn't shown all his (money-earned) strength yet, right? Hell Shinto and Three Retained Lights are not You’re kidding! The ignorance he activated is just a hidden method shown in the game for the first time!”

"Okay, okay! Stop arguing! Won't you know it by watching the next game? I don't care about tactics or tactics! I only support the German U-17 representative team!!"

"Spain U-17!!! Spain U-17!!!"

"Damn!! Come on Germany U-17!! Come on Germany U-17!!"

For a while.

Seeing that the last game of the first set was about to begin, the cheers from the audience rang out again. .