Tennis: I have inherited the king's legacy and I am invincible

The short break was over quickly, and the following game was as expected. Akutsu easily won the game with a score of 6-0.

After the game, Tianyu couldn't help but feel very sorry when he saw Arnold leaving the field sadly.

To be honest, it's a bit of a pity that a top-level player from Kanto met Akutsu.

……

Tianyu stood on the sidelines with an unconcealable smile of excitement on his lips, his eyes fixed on Keigo Atobe and Kevin Smith who were about to start the duel.

This is not just an ordinary tennis match, but also a "fateful reunion". Although the "Ryoma" here is not the real Ryoma Echizen, but Kevin, who is very similar in style and strength, for Atobe, who shaved his head because of Ryoma in the original work, it seems that he is destined to escape the cycle of confrontation with "Ryoma".

The atmosphere on the field gradually heated up as the two began to warm up. Kevin Smith looked up at Atobe with a hint of dissatisfaction in his eyes.

He doesn't like people looking down at him.

As for Atobe, he looked down at Kevin with his signature arrogant attitude, his eyes full of disdain.

He had never regarded anyone except Tianyu as a real opponent, but the "high imitation version of Longma" in front of him inexplicably made him feel a sense of unusual threat.

The corners of his mouth curled up slightly, and he said in his characteristically confident tone, "Kid, don't get too carried away by my magnificent ball skills."

Hearing this, Kevin curled his lips into a cold smile and responded without showing any weakness, "King of Monkey Mountain? You really know how to flatter yourself. You're so conceited, aren't you afraid of being defeated by me?"

Tianyu was stunned listening to this and exclaimed in his heart: "Oh my goodness, they're already getting close to each other before the fight even starts? The atmosphere between these two is too tense!" He quickly covered his face, fearing that he would burst out laughing.

But soon, Tianyu's smile froze on his face, as if frozen by a sudden cold wave.

He looked at Kevin in astonishment, only to see that he was holding a heavy tennis racket with a provocative glint in his eyes.

Kevin's words pierced the air like a sharp arrow, piercing Tianyu. "You, the Second King of Monkey Mountain over there, don't be so quick to laugh. Once I've dealt with this annoying opponent, you'll be next."

Tianyu was stunned when he heard this. He pointed at himself and asked in disbelief: "Me? The second king of Monkey Mountain? This is a big joke." In an instant, countless question marks appeared on Tianyu's face.

However, Kevin ignored Tianyu's doubts, his eyes were full of desire for victory.

He continued to provoke, "I don't care how you managed to defeat Longma, but that's all in the past. Today, I will use my strength to completely defeat you and prove to everyone that I, Kevin, am stronger than Longma!"

These words were not only a provocation to Tianyu, but also an insult to Jibe who was confronting him on the field.

Upon hearing this, Atobe's face darkened instantly, anger burning in his eyes. "Hey, you little brat over there, your opponent is me, right?"

Tianyu also spoke at this time, "Little brother Kevin, if you can beat Atobe, I can beat you and have a fight with you."

Kevin didn't bother to explain the situation, but instead replied to Tianyu, "Then it's settled."

Tezuka has decided to give the kid across the street a beating from society!

Atobe's serve

Without any nonsense, Atobe served Tannhäuser four times and quickly won the game.

"Game Hyotei Atobe, 1-0."

Kevin stood at the other end of the tennis court, his eyes wide open, filled with disbelief and shock.

In the United States, he prided himself on having seen many outstanding people. However, at this moment, facing Ji Bu in front of him, he felt unprecedented confusion and powerlessness.

Four Tannhauser serves instantly crossed the court and hit Kevin's psychological defense.

"The kid across the street," Atobe's voice was filled with a hint of playfulness and confidence. He gently lifted the hair in front of his forehead, and a smug smile appeared at the corner of his mouth.

"Immerse yourself in my wonderful playing skills. You are far from qualified to be compared with me."

Although Kevin felt a strong sense of resentment and anger in his heart, he remained extremely calm and did not choose to retort.

Verbal confrontation is meaningless at this moment, only the performance on the field can prove everything.

Through the four serves just now, Kevin has deeply realized that the Atobe in front of him is no ordinary person. He is very likely one of the strongest opponents he has ever encountered in his tennis career, and may even be an existence that surpasses all known challenges.

This realization filled Kevin with both immense pressure and unprecedented fighting spirit. He took a deep breath, trying to calm his inner turmoil, and prepared to give it his all.

Kevin Smith's serve

He gently tapped the tennis ball with his right hand, and every touch seemed to be having a silent conversation with it, stimulating its inner strength and vitality.

Then, Kevin took a deep breath, focused all his attention on his palm, and threw the ball high into the blue sky in a perfect arc. At that moment, time seemed to freeze.

As his body jumped lightly, Kevin's right arm seemed to be given life, drawing a smooth and powerful arc.

His eyes were sharp as he stared at the area that was about to become his target. He swung his racket down with such speed that it was almost impossible to catch his trajectory.

This series of actions, from hitting, throwing the ball, jumping to swinging the racket, is done in one go without any drag.

On the other side, Atobe was concentrating on preparing for Kevin's attack.

However, he never expected that Kevin's outspin serve would be so unexpected. The ball came straight to his face with strong rotation and amazing speed.

Faced with this sudden crisis, a trace of panic arose in Atobe's heart, but he quickly adjusted his mentality and instinctively raised his racket to resist.

The collision between the racket and the tennis ball made a crisp sound, but the ball did not stop its trajectory. Instead, due to the strong rotation and rebound force, it deviated from its original direction and eventually flew out of bounds.

"15-0, Hyotei is leading."

The outspin serve, a trick that Ryoma Echizen had used in the match between Tianyu and Echizen Ryoma, is now displayed in front of everyone again.

However, Atobe didn't take it too seriously, as this trick wouldn't work the second time.

As expected, on the second ball, Tobe returned Kevin's serve, and as the game got closer, the two began a fierce duel, with neither side being able to do anything to the other.

Well, at least that's what Tianyu sees. As for whether Jibe let him win or not, who knows.