Opening with an ace at 220 km/h, it has to be said that Anderson gave Grand Slam rookie Pansiqi a big dismount. With Pancic's current physical strength, he couldn't have made such a terrifying ball speed.

According to the consensus of the tennis world, once the speed of the serve exceeds 210 kilometers and the ball is successfully entered into the zone, the probability of the receiver being able to successfully return the ball is pitiful. In the face of this kind of serve, most players just secretly pray that the opponent will make a mistake on the serve, and do not really think that they are sure that they will be able to take the ball back smoothly.

That's why a cannon-type player like Anderson has a serve game that is basically unbreakable for the average player. With such a terrifying serve, it is equivalent to fighting the landlord to have one against two more than others, and the advantage can be imagined.

In the second distribution, the two sides came to the second zone of service. Watching Anderson on the other side unhurriedly slap the ball, Panci raised his attention to unprecedented heights. The ball had aroused Pansic's competitive spirit, and he had been given an ace for the first time since becoming a professional tennis player, and Panci would never allow such a thing to happen a second time.

"Here we go again!" I saw that Anderson completed another serve in an instant with the same movement and rhythm as the first serve.

At this time, Pansiqi, all eyes were locked on Anderson. Any subtle body movement of the other party can't escape his perverted insight. In Pansiqi's mind, at this moment, it is like a high-precision computer, which is constantly analyzing the direction and angle of Anderson's possible next serve.

"Flat shot from the outside corner, still no spin!" The moment Anderson came out on the shot, Pansichie had already made his own judgment in his head. The modified super-sensitive nervous system, almost at the same time, guided Pansic's body to make the corresponding return action.

In the eyes of the audience, Pansiqi's hair extension reaction was too fast. They even had the illusion that Pancich had reacted before the ball had left Anderson's racket.

"Is he betting on the direction of the opponent's serve? Otherwise, it would not have been possible to have such a quick return reaction. One viewer mused.

It turns out that in tennis, some players will use tactics similar to the goalkeeper saving a penalty in a soccer match when faced with a serve that is beyond their ability to receive. Because when saving a penalty, if the goalkeeper waits for the opponent to make a move before deciding the direction of the save, it is often too late in time. Therefore, many goalkeepers put the result on luck and chose the direction of their own save in advance. Once you guess correctly, it is possible to get unexpected results.

And those tennis players, also out of a similar psychology, guess the possible direction of the opponent's serve in advance, so as to save as much reaction time as possible. Even if you guess wrong, it's just a matter of getting the other party to make an ace.

Now, looking at Pansiqi's quick return reaction, the spectator is extremely suspicious that Panci began to use this kind of game-breaking return tactic in the second minute of the match.

"If that's the case, then the game can be over from now on. After all, no one can win an entire tennis match by luck alone. The spectator thought he had seen through the situation on the field and shook his head in Pansizi's direction.

Pansiqi's super-fast reaction made Anderson slightly startled, but out of absolute confidence in his serve, Anderson had no worries about the outcome of this point.

Sure enough, in the next second, with a "bang", the second ace of the game appeared.

"At 219km, oh my God, Anderson delivered another super ace. If this trend continues, he could well set a new ace record. One audience member exclaimed.

This time, Pansiqi didn't give up halfway like before, but moved at an extremely fast speed to get to the sideline of his backhand. However, looking at the tennis ball, which was not too far away, he still did not stretch out his racket. Because through his calculations, he was still a little slower this time, and even if he stretched out his racket, he couldn't reach the tennis ball.

"30-0, in the first game, Anderson leads." The audience on the sidelines once again erupted in warm applause because of Anderson's wonderful serve. Even the Chinese audience who were present to support Pan Xiqi had to be impressed by Anderson's wonderful performance.

The two aces in a row not only disappointed the Chinese audience present, but even the commentator of CCTV who was responsible for commenting the game was a little speechless. The match was played late at night in the country, and the commentator's mood was not very high. Looking at the situation now, the Chinese player is likely to be beaten by the opponent, and he feels a little pessimistic that if it goes on like this, it is estimated that tonight will be a difficult night.

At this time, Pansiqi was not affected by much emotion. In his mind, the only thing he thinks about now is what his problem is. On the first serve, I didn't pay much attention, so my reaction was a little slower. On the second serve, Pansic, who noticed this aspect, almost improved his reaction speed to the fastest, but it was still a little worse.

"Is it moving your feet? Since it was just the beginning, I didn't move as fast as I could. It seems that this level of movement is not enough to cope with the top serve in the world. Pansiqi locked in an answer for the time being.

In the third minute, Anderson sent another serve with a speed of 221 kilometers per hour. This time he opted for the inner angle T-point, still without any rotation. Pansic, who received the backhand in the backhand position, raised his movement to a terrifying level under the premise of extreme reaction. Finally, just as the tennis ball was about to fly past him, Pancich reached out with a backhand and reached the ball.

However, just one small step away, Pancich still couldn't reach the best position to receive the ball. Feeling the tremendous force of the racket on the net, Pansey smiled wryly and lost control of the tennis ball.

"40-0, in the first game, Anderson leads." With three serves, two aces, and one straight shot, Anderson has fully demonstrated what it means to be a true top serve master in front of fans around the world.

Faced with the opponent's three consecutive game points, Pan Xiqi, who failed to receive consecutive serves, did not see any frustration. Because at the moment of receiving the serve just now, he suddenly figured out the problem of his previous return.

In the fourth distribution, Pansiqi came to the front of the baseline. After looking down at the bottom line at his feet for a while, Pansiqi did not take a small step back like the previous few minutes, but took a small step forward into the court under the stunned gaze of the audience.