Return to 2002: Freestyle Superstar

Chapter 107 Away treatment?Then let the boos come even more violently! (fifth update)

Judging from appearance alone, Thai Sri Chaphan looks very rough and tough.

Relatively speaking, Chen Ran is much more handsome, like a jade-faced swordsman.

Similarly, Chen Ran's playing style is like a swordsman, sharp and changeable, but also has a calm and elegant posture when hitting the ball.

In this final, both sides were obviously in good shape.

boom!
Sri Chapan made a bayonet-like one-handed backhand, directly attacking Chen Ran's left side, catching him off guard and making him sigh in surprise at the ball.

As the game progressed, Sri Chapan's touch became more intense, and his menacing eyes seemed to want to eat people alive.

However, Chen Ran is also a newborn calf who is not afraid of tigers, and his strong fighting spirit is clearly revealed in his eyes.

As long as the quality of the opponent's return dropped slightly, Chen Ran's strong attack directly grabbed a rising point, and then used speed and power to hit a diagonal ball at a wide angle, either directly scoring or forcing the opponent to make a mistake.

But Chen Ran's methods go far beyond that. When fighting in front of the net, his suppression of Sri Chapan was even more obvious.

"Pretty!"

"nice shot!"

Several Chinese reporters at the scene roared in unison.

Chen Ran's sense of tennis is unparalleled, and this is what sets him apart from any other Chinese player.

Almost every time, he can accurately predict the opponent's return route and successfully complete the volley in front of the net.

At this moment, Sri Chapan's rough face was full of question marks.

Why does Chen Ran, who is under 17 years old, have such excellent online skills?
24-year-old Sri Chapan has made some progress in his weakest Internet skills after a year of training, but he was still completely suppressed by Chen Ran.

Generally speaking, net skills need to be slowly improved through repeated actual battles, especially duels with top players.

But the maturity and stability shown by Chen Ran at this age seems to have been experienced in many battles.

Where does the opponent get so many opportunities for actual combat?

clap ~ clap ~ clap ~
Prolonged applause and warm cheers came from the stands again.

The Chinese audiences were very excited.

Chen Ran once again scored a point in the stalemate with Sri Chapan at the net.

He dropped a wonderful short ball that hit the opponent's right sideline.

It was also this point that allowed Chen Ran to break serve first.

3: 1!

Because Chen Ran served first, after breaking serve, he was already two game points ahead, and the serve was once again in his hands.

“Damn it, we can’t go online easily anymore!”

Sri Chapan stamped his feet in annoyance.

In the stands, those Thai fans were chattering and using noisy Thai to try to interfere with Chen Ran's serve.

What's more, there are people who are jumping and waving their arms within the range of Chen Ran's sight.

Chen Ran was playing tennis slowly, but then he frowned and looked at the referee.

"Sir, what's the etiquette for watching tennis matches?" Chen Ran simply stopped hitting the ball, spread his hands, and complained to the referee.

In a tennis match, if a spectator interferes with a player's serve, the player can protest. This is the player's right.

Of course, there are many Chinese spectators who don’t know much about tennis etiquette. For example, in the finals of the Magic City Challenge, everyone was making noisy gongs and drums, and it was so lively.

But the Chinese audiences who came to the scene today should basically belong to the relatively wealthy people.

Everyone can clap and cheer, but they won't be so downcast as to interfere with the opponent's serve.

But those Thai spectators were not aware at all. Seeing that their country's heroes were lagging behind, they tried their best to interfere with the opponent.

The referee, who was sitting on a high chair, saw Chen Ran coming to complain, shrugged his shoulders, and shouted a few symbolic words.

"Quiet!"

"Please be quiet, everyone!"

"Don't affect the players' serving!"

Some Thais understand English, but some do not and still chatter.

Even because of Chen Ran's complaint, some people even booed.

The referee spread his hands helplessly, as if to say: Look, I tried my best.

There were too many people for him to handle.

This situation was often encountered in the games he had officiated before, but there was nothing he could do.

Under normal circumstances, only some spectators who go too far, jump up and down, or even curse for a long time, will be asked to leave by the stadium security.

"I'm enjoying Djokovic's treatment in advance."

Seeing that the referee's reminder was useless, Chen Ran could only think like this.

Djokovic braved the entire away game and overcame all obstacles to reach the top spot in the world.Similarly, Djokovic is also a master of psychological warfare.

Suddenly, a crazy idea emerged in Chen Ran's heart.

Since you can't stop the boos, let's let the boos come more violently!

Chen Ran also imitated Djokovic in his previous life and clapped his hands directly to the Thai audience.

"come on!"

He even shook four of his fingers back and forth to signal the Thai audience to come harder.

Take the initiative to let the audience boo Chen Ran?These Thai people are happy!
Have you never seen such a request in your entire life?

Those Thais are even more excited!
The boos and yells became more violent, almost resounding through the sky.

Chen Ran's mind was filled with images of Djokovic facing the constant boos of tens of thousands of French spectators at Roland Garros at the French Open, and then frantically provoking and tit-for-tat.

"The voice is too soft!"

"Louder!"

“Have you Thai guys never eaten?”

Some Chinese journalists looked at it and shook their heads.

What happened to Chen Ran?

Why bother with those Thai fans?You are still too young, don’t have enough competition experience, and can’t control your temper!

Leading 3 to 1, this good situation cannot be wasted.

The Chinese audience also cheered, but it was overshadowed by the boos of the Thais.

At this moment, in the C5 Sports Live Room, the host and guests were relatively speechless.

For this final, CCTV specially invited Zhan Jun, a gold medal commentator in both football and tennis.

Zhan Jun also had a wry smile on his face, and then said, "This situation is quite common on the football field" to resolve the embarrassment.

The CCTV live broadcast also specially used mufflers to eliminate the boos on the court.

After all, they have to pay attention to their image. Tens of millions of viewers across the country are watching this live broadcast.

But the two of them were also surprised. They didn't expect that Chen Ran had such a crazy side in his character.

Such athletes are truly unique in China today.

"I hope his competitive status will not be affected!"

Facts have proved that the worries of those Chinese reporters and anchors were unnecessary.

Despite the overwhelming boos, Chen Ran's condition improved instead of falling.

The boos seemed to turn into cheers and encouragement.

He used one sharp serve after another like a cannonball, making Sri Chapan on the opposite side completely unable to think about breaking serve.

Huh?
Chen Ran seemed to have discovered something, and felt happy.

The boos from those Thais did not affect him, but instead affected Sri Chapan.

Obviously, the opponent's mental quality is not enough to support him playing in this environment.

This has never been encountered before.

opportunity!

Chen Ran saw that Sri Chapan had left a huge gap, and decisively used a one-handed backhand to return a straight ball and score directly.

In the first set, the serve was broken for the second time!
For example, in the game, Chen Ran was far ahead 5-1.

In Chen Ran's next service game, Sri Chapan knew that there was no hope of a comeback in the first set, so he dealt with it casually, and was easily given a "love game" by Chen Ran.

6 is better than 1!

The first game ended with such a disparity.

The originally noisy stadium suddenly fell silent.

Sri Chapan walked to his chair without raising his head and sat down, looking glum.

Chen Ran also sat in his chair and drank some water.

Why is the stadium so quiet?
What about boos?
Keep coming!

Are you dumb?

Chen Ran suddenly raised his hands and clapped his palms, indicating "you guys continue"!
Sri Chapan couldn't sit still, and he also discovered that the Chinese boy next to him, who was under 17 years old, turned out to be a master of psychological warfare.

The louder the opponent's boos, the better his condition.

As a last resort, Sri Chapan could only run to the audience and signal his compatriots to be quiet.

You guys are here to cheer me on, not to be a disservice!
(End of this chapter)