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Chapter 516 "Eagle Eye System" has made a contribution! (3K)

Agassi is also going crazy.

Although he was already 35 years old, he still lost his cool and was so angry that he swung his racket and slammed it on the ground.

Once, twice, three times...

He smashed the racket more than ten times until it could no longer deform, and then he stopped what he was doing.

Damn!

How could this Chinese boy be so strong?

I took huge risks and took drugs, but I still can’t beat him!

Agassi hasn't smashed his racket in a long time.

In the first set, Agassi did feel that he had returned to the competitive form he had when he was 30 years old.

He even feels stronger than himself at 30 years old.

But the result was cruel. He was still firmly suppressed by Chen Ran, even if he couldn't do it between brothers.

Looking at the deformed racket, Agassi simply threw it aside.

Upon seeing this, the caddy immediately ran over, carefully picked up the racket, and then ran away immediately.

Chen Ran watched this scene expressionlessly, like a bystander who had nothing to do with him.

After Agassi vented his emotions, he took out a new racket from the package, jumped up and down, patted his thigh, and finally roared a few times.

He seemed to be telling the other party that I had adjusted.

Chen Ran smiled calmly and continued to participate in the game.

He was able to break serve even when trailing 0-40, and his confidence was at an all-time high.

Agassi finally focused on the game again, and Chen Ran immediately showed a crushing advantage in his serve.

In this game, Chen Ran only allowed Agassi to score one point.

In the blink of an eye, Chen Ran led 2-0 in the second set.

There was only sparse applause left in the huge Flushing Center Stadium.

Even the most optimistic American fans believe that Agassi's chances of winning this game are very slim.

After the two exchanged places, the game continued.

Agassi's chest heaved violently, and his originally excited face was now filled with visible anxiety.

If you lose after an anxious match, you can still claim that you are too old to lose to your opponent.

But if the score difference is too big, how can you make others believe your words?

boom!
One wrong serve!
He wiped the sweat from his forehead, then hurriedly slapped the tennis ball a few times and started his second serve.

Chen Ran followed his heart, twisted his body slightly, and then violently pushed the tennis ball back with a backhand with both hands.

It was a direct ball, lightning quick.

ACE return of serve!

After Agassi served the ball, he did not react and watched the tennis ball turn into a yellow-green stream of light and go away.

Hey~
Even though so many American spectators wanted to cheer Agassi on, they still couldn't help but applaud this wonderful return of serve.

"As expected of Chen Ran!" the host at the scene murmured after a moment of silence. "According to relevant statistics, after the opponent's first serve fails, his probability of breaking serve and scoring on the opponent's second serve is the highest among all players."

"He can even hit serve-receiving ACEs frequently, leaving his opponents unable to parry."

Indeed, when Chen Ran competes with such masters, he often plays such high-quality serve-returning aces, whether using a forehand or a two-handed backhand, which can put a lot of psychological pressure on the opponent.

It's not a pleasant feeling to be hit by an ACE ball by your opponent in your own service game.

In the next few serves after Agassi, Chen Ran was full of momentum and scored 3 points in a row.

He didn't score a single point in his serve game.

what's the situation?
Some American fans stared blankly at this scene on the court with their mouths wide open.

They didn't even notice that the popcorn in their hands had fallen to the ground.

In Agassi's first serving game, with a 40-0 lead, Chen Ran chased 5 points in a row and completed a super break;
In Agassi's second serve, Chen Ran scored 4 points in a row, completing a reverse "love game".

Chen Ran actually scored 10 points in a row in Agassi's serve game.

This is crazy!
Is this tennis king from China really so powerful that he has no weaknesses and is invulnerable?

Agassi's originally calm mentality became irritable again, and even became a bit irritable.

Bang bang bang~
He couldn't control himself and started smashing the racket again.

That exquisite tennis racket became distorted once again.

"How do I feel..."

The host at the scene swallowed his saliva, "Andre's mentality was a bit broken, but he was in such good shape in the semifinals, how could he be like this in the finals?"

Due to different opponents and different environments, Agassi was restricted in every aspect of the game and found it difficult to follow the rhythm he was familiar with.

There are two breaks of serve at the beginning, and usually most players' mentality will collapse.

"I think Andre should call a medical timeout and calm down." As a bystander, the on-site host gave a decisive suggestion.

However, Agassi did not adopt it.

The game continued, but it was still a one-sided scene.

3 to 0;

3 to 1;

4 to 1;

5 to 1;

6 is better than 1!

Half an hour later, the score of the second set was fixed at 6-1. Chen Ran gave Agassi a fried dough stick.

During this period, Chen Ran and Agassi each challenged the Hawk Eye system twice.

As a result, the former was correct both times, while the latter failed both times.

Since the Hawkeye system was introduced into the game, tennis has indeed become the fairest sport in the world.

The referee's interference factors are reduced to a minimum.

Especially Chen Ran's eyes are very sharp, as precise as a ruler.

The timing is perfect every time a Hawkeye challenge is presented.

There were even several times when the host on the scene suggested that Chen Ran propose an eagle eye challenge, but he frowned slightly but did not take action.

If the challenge is successful, the number of Hawkeye challenges will not be consumed.

Therefore, usually when the last number of times in each game is reached, Chen Ran will make a wave and randomly raise the "Eagle Eye Challenge" in order to consume all the remaining times.

After the second set, Agassi applied for a "bathroom timeout" and walked toward the tunnel without looking back.

Some of the more impatient American fans couldn't hold back their temper and actually started to turn against each other, cheering for Chen Ran one after another.

Some people even shouted loudly: "Andre, you should just quit the game. You are no match for Chen Ran!"

"The second set was 6-1. Do you still want a 6-0 in the third set?"

"FUCK! Such an expensive ticket is actually for watching such an ugly game. The women's game is much better."

In this year's women's singles final, Belgian star Kim Clijsters won the first US Open championship in her career.

However, the final matches were actually very different, 6-3 and 6-1 respectively, exactly the same as Chen Ran's scores in the first two sets.

But in terms of ticket prices, the men's singles final is higher than the women's singles final.

These American fans were simply outraged by Agassi's lackluster performance.

With your performance like this, it's better not to enter the finals and stage another "Chen Fei Showdown".

Eight minutes passed in a flash, and Agassi still hadn't shown up.

In this era, although there is a rule that the "bathroom timeout" time is 8 minutes, no penalty will be given to any player who exceeds the timeout.

It wasn't until 11 minutes that Agassi's figure slowly walked out of the channel.

Chen Ran closed his eyes slightly and did not complain to the referee, just waiting quietly.

"Does he think my hands will feel cold after such a long time?" He thought to himself, "What a pity. No matter how long you stay in the toilet, my hands will never feel cold!"

The score in the second set was too disparate. If they could return to the stalemate in the first set, the opponent would have a chance of winning.

"Well...the complexion has recovered well. It seems that there is a story in the toilet..."

Chen Ran didn't take it seriously, but glanced at his attributes, all of which were 96 points.

There is no problem with physical fitness!

I am in good condition now.

All the numerical values ​​are even more overwhelming.

In tennis, taking drugs can only increase the player's physical fitness, but it cannot improve your skills.

At his peak, Agassi was indeed very strong in various technical abilities, but compared to today's Chen Ran, he was still slightly inferior.

Especially the ability in front of the net.

This is the US Open, a fast and hard court, and Chen Ran has a tennis interception ability that is no less than that of Sampras at his peak.

"Once out of bounds!"

When Agassi received the serve and went out of bounds, the referee shouted decisively.

The landing point of the ball is still ambiguous, and the referee saw that Agassi was far behind in the score and instinctively favored the opponent in the penalty.

Otherwise it will be another "love game"

He originally thought that Chen Ran would not challenge, because from the perspective of visual instinct, the possibility of the ball going out of bounds was indeed very high.

However, Chen Ran still proposed the "Eagle Eye Challenge".

The referee shook his head slightly. If you fail, you have to deduct one time.

At this moment, everyone in the audience looked at the big screen in unison.

The "Eagle Eye Challenge" began to use two-dimensional images to reproduce the scene where Chen Ran just served.

When the animation replays the moment when the tennis ball hits the ground.

The entire audience couldn't help but let out an exclamation of surprise.

The luck of this ball is really good, only 3/1 of the tennis ball overwhelms the string.

If the "Eagle Eye System" had not been used, the ball would have been ruled out of bounds in all likelihood.

Chen Ran believed in his eyes and joked to the referee: "I have to thank the Hawk Eye system. I think I had many such balls before, but they were all ruled out of bounds."

The referee smiled helplessly.

Since Chen Ran's challenge was successful, he could only change the penalty.

The points originally given to Agassi could only be re-added to Chen Ran's side.

Because of the extremely fair "Hawkeye Challenge", Agassi, who has always had a hot temper and refused to accept the referee, could only accept this result.

The fairness of the "Eagle Eye Challenge" has never been questioned.

Chen Ran once again sent out a "love game", the score reached 6-6, and it was about to enter the tiebreaker.

Although Agassi was very passive in Chen Ran's serve games and often found it difficult to score a point, after a "toilet timeout", he finally saved the first six serve games, which can be regarded as saving some face.

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(End of this chapter)