"Strong, tall and strong!" Fan Ju has met many tall players. Most tall players will maintain a relatively thin figure in order to ensure their running ability in the field.

But Philipssis is the strongest player he has ever seen so far.

196 cm, 107 kg, I still remember the tallest person in the tennis world that Fan Ju defeated. He was 208 tall, but he weighed 10 cm less, but he weighed 10 kg more. This player will never lack strength, and the power of the force is completely imaginable.

As a favorite at Wimbledon this year, Philip Sis eventually lost to Federer in the final, and many critics called him a player who had no skills except serving.

However, Fan Ju has watched the opponent's game video, but he has to say that those critics are too strict and compare all-round players like Philipssis and Federer, of course, there will be no advantages to compare them.

But this player with no advantages eliminated many opponents and reached the Wimbledon finals. Regardless of the final result, you have to admit that Philipsis does have great strength.

"It's another cannon, there are really a lot of serving players in the tennis world." When warming up, Philipsis's serving movement reminded Fan Ju of many serving players he had met.

There are American rocket launchers, Romanian cannons, and Australian cannons in front of you. Fortunately, they are very advantageous in the game. As long as there is no problem with the serving condition, you rarely need to spend too much time when holding the serve.

What a pity... Fan Ju couldn't hide his regret when he saw his opponent's other skills. Philipsis had good conditions, but except for serving and strength, the other skills were too rough.

He has strength and highlights, but his shortcomings are brighter and more dazzling. In Fan Ju's simulation, he almost lost his counterattack ability after breaking his opponent's serve.

"But we have to see how the game is." Fan Ju was not anxious. This was the final, his first tour final. Almost 80% of the audience was filled with the field. No matter where their tickets came from, everyone is looking forward to winning on the field.

No hurry... This is Fan Ju's tactics in this game. He is not in hurry to make his opponent panic. Philipsis's serve gives him the ability to stabilize the ball game. It seems to be rough, but once he is desperate, you cannot guarantee that he will not be able to make a wonderful and strong counterattack.

Once too much wastes double the speed and the breaking advantage that Fan Ju has mastered is exhausted, then how to find opportunities in the opponent's serve becomes the biggest problem.

Facing this player who can achieve such results with rough play, you must be careful of those rough traps, just like facing Roddick, which seems simple but is so violent, without tactics, but better than all tactics.

This is the basis for their winning. Fan Ju's style does not require fighting with them. It is better to fight against the weak than to fight against the weak. Fan Ju has his own advantages and more choices to win.

"The competition begins!"

Fan Ju got the serve, and before the "swish swish swish" flash was on the court, the sound of shooting was lit up again. Without Fan Ju's advice, the referee took the initiative to stop the noisy sound on the court.

Obviously, after so many games, the referees have become accustomed to the "enterprise" of these spectators and even used Chinese to shout. After a while, there was no more interference in the venue. This final, which determined the victory and loss, officially began!

Fan Ju is not bad for a strong serve, but of course Fan Ju's serve is difficult to hold the scoring point every time at extremely high speed.

The inner corner pressing midline serves, and the outer corner point is deep enough to allow the opponent to fly out of the serve outside the field. These are the tricks of those serving players, and they are also big players who play ace ball and directly score the ball.

To ensure speed but not over-spreading, this is Fan Ju's usual serving strategy on the court. Of course, if the serving feels better, Fan Ju will also use several excellent serving points in a row, making the opponent speechless.

But most of the time, I am still a little more conservative. As long as the serve is suppressed, I can rely on my own more effective follow-up attack to score.

Philipsis has thick arms, and Fan Ju is the heavier type in the tennis world, but he can use one-handed back shot and directly pull it back.

Taking advantage of the situation to go online, Fan Ju's actions are very consistent with his tactics of facing strong enemies in a high-speed court. He will not hesitate to go in the backcourt and take the initiative to attack and score. He has an advantage in front of the net.

"What?" Before rushing to the net, Fan Ju felt that he had blocked the opponent's return line. Philipssis was a rough opponent. Fan Ju believed that just blocking the straight line and the small angle of the side oblique edge was enough.

As for the higher difficulty and the need for a more refined angle, Fan Ju didn't consider it at all. He instantly used the ball padding to slam the ball with a lot of top spins. If it was a light swing that needed to be controlled, it would be very easy to feel in the touch, which would be fatal misjudgment.

But he ignored one thing. Philipsis's skill is rough and fine ball control is indeed not his strength, but he has the strength. No matter how strong the rotation on the ball is, will it still work when facing strong violent attacks?

There was still a big step away from Fan Ju stretching out his racket. Even if he drove twice the speed, he could not get it. Philipses gave Fan Ju a blow after the opening. Rather than saying it was a time travel, it would be more appropriate to not take Fan Ju, who came to the net in front of the net, and make a large-angle diagonal attack on his own.

"I didn't expect it..." Fan Ju was stunned. When he designed to return the ball, he only thought that the opponent might have to make a time travel under control, but ignored the opponent's violent slap without any scruples.

As long as Fan Ju's blocking position moves one step to the left, the ball will be enough to be intercepted as long as it extends out of the racket. However, this step is short. Even the masters who intercept in front of the net will not be able to save this ball.

The court was a little quiet, obviously the audience didn't know if they should applaud the ball. Although the ball was violent, it had to be said to be a beautiful counterattack.

Philipssis didn't care. He had already prepared to play away. This was Fan Ju's home court, but he didn't care. He had studied Fan Ju's game, especially the game against his Wimbledon opponent Federer a few months ago.

The first set was indeed amazing, but the subsequent game was a bit mediocre. Of course, Fan Ju's strength has also improved between Wimbledon and the US Open, but there is undoubtedly only one thing for Philipsis on the field, that is, hit the ball back!

After a mistake in the first round, Fan Ju looked at the opponent's position. The second round used a top-spin slow ball. The ball was not fast, but it pressed down on the corners. The jumping height drew an arch in the air, and the highest height even exceeded the opponent's head.

This ball is very dangerous and is very likely to make a double-shot mistake, but Fan Ju is not in a hurry. What he wants is to suppress the opponent's technically. If the serve is not fast, he must be tricky and let the opponent's rough skills exert the maximum "effect".

"yes! It's true that rough guy is still the one who has problems even when moving." Fan raised his hand and clenched his fists and praised him secretly.

The tricky serve forced Philipsis to receive the backhanded serve, and he could only use a diagonal line to hit back, which gave Fan Ju a chance, especially after returning the ball with such a low-quality slow speed, the opponent did not immediately return to the middle. Fan Ju easily pulled out a powerful straight line with his forehand.

The opponent has no intention of chasing the ball at all. Obviously he gave up directly when exchanging the serve. Fan Ju knew very well that this was the opponent's style of play. He liked to fight head-on, but did not have the kind of fine tactics and ability to move footsteps.

He definitely won't fight head-on with his opponent. Philipsis showed his ability to sprint hard on the first goal. Even if the accuracy is not top-notch, his strength suppression will definitely reach that level.

Even if Fan Ju responds with forehand, if he does not completely take the position, he may not be able to get it well, let alone backhand. If the opponent catches such an opportunity in the serve game, he will definitely not be his own side.

Fan Ju continued his first serve game, and the continuous serve finally achieved results. Philipses was not advantageous when extending. Even if he was tall and strong, he would inevitably show his slow side.

Seizing the opportunity, although Fan Ju made another second shot, he cleverly seized the opportunity to surf the Internet. Philipsses' return was not as sharp as the first shot, and he directly sent it to Fan Ju's inclined shot.

Fan Ju’s online missed and didn’t let it go. I really can’t help you when you hit me well, but once you fall within my range, I have to say sorry!

There was no suspense in the score in the first game at 40:15. Fan Ju was considering whether to delay the opponent's physical strength. Of course, this was based on tactical delay and did not deliberately give the opponent the ball.

The tough choice made a more tricky second-shot. Even if it was a first-shot mistake, the second-shot slowdown must be on the change of line. Fan Ju has been implementing this tactic since the opening serve. Although it caused a few mistakes in the first-shot, he gained a good advantage in the second-shot score.

It was obvious that a few balls were not allowed to give the opponent a chance to exert force except for the first ball. The more you barely return the ball during the run, the more obvious Philipsis' shortcomings were.

Compared to the opponent's need to run and attack at the bottom line, Fan Ju actively did not require any accuracy in front of the net, and the suppression force in front of the net was clearer, showing his comprehensive serving player in the game.

"Damn!" Fan Ju raised his racket and cursed loudly in his heart. As soon as his opponent was out of bounds, he was still immersed in the aftermath of the previous game and did not relieve it.
Chapter completed!