Kong Zhendong's eyes froze, he was most familiar with the state of Lao Wa, he had fought many times in his previous life, he lost more and won less, and every time he lost, he was defeated in this state of Lao Wa.

He has never had that kind of roar for national honor or personal honor, no seven emotions, no extreme force, no wrestling, no thighs, only relaxed freehand.

Although the topic of who is more dominant in the history of table tennis has been controversial, Kong Zhendong also has to admit that Waldner is the only master who has played the table tennis duel with a pure sense of art.

At the moment in 1993, if there is anyone closest to the realm of the god of table tennis, it is undoubtedly Waldner.

Fortunately, he is not just Kong Zhendong in 1993.

Waldner's return is indeed the most difficult route for his backhand to exert power in his understanding, and even Roscoff's backhand quick dial and Kerber's backhand twist are not conducive to the power of this position.

But from the afterlife, do I still have a backhand to tear up?

Since I can't fight with God now, let's use more than 20 years of history of table tennis technology development to fight you~

Of course, not every new technology in the big ball era will be able to face Waldner in the small ball era.

Instead, there happened to be some of Waldner's magic balls that were not easy to handle in the small-ball era, and they were able to use the technology of the big-ball era to recover.

And to be able to catch Waldner's magic ball, not to mention scoring, as long as you don't fall behind, it's enough to be proud.

Kong Zhendong tore his backhand quickly, Waldner was a little curious about this technique, and his expression was a little cute, but he didn't have the chagrin of being forced by a good ball, he just moved two steps, and the guerrilla captain's shot started again in another place.

Not only does the guerrilla leader change his offensive position, but he also switches his offensive weapons after the switch.

Waldner changed three attacking positions in a row to finally score the first point.

Kong Zhendong was not discouraged, continued to send the last four balls, faced Waldner, the style of play was still very resolute, and more strengthened the third board attack.

Under Kong Zhendong's efforts to change the serve and the third board attack, Kong Zhendong won two points in the service round.

Several coaches in the stands nodded one after another, and Coach Li sighed: "In the face of Waldner, although he is at a disadvantage, he can play this situation, and the 14-year-old Kong Zhendong is proud enough." ”

Mi Xingbang nodded and said, "The key is to receive the service wheel." As the No. 1 serving master in Europe, Waldner can definitely rank among the top three in history even if we count several of the best serving players in China, and we have studied it for so many years, but we have not been able to crack it. ”

Kong Zhendong fought so fiercely in his own service wheel, also because he was not sure about Waldner's serve.

Even if he faced Waldner more than a dozen times in his previous life and watched more than 100 game videos, he still didn't study his serve thoroughly, and in the face of unpredictable and varied serving skills, experience was not enough.

Waldner's serve is not big, and after throwing low with his left hand, his arm naturally hangs down, and he rubs the serve forward with his right hand.

The most elegant and chic part of Waldner's serve is that his movements are smooth and smooth, and there is no trace of deliberate covering, which is very different from Liu Guobang's blocked serve in the table tennis world.

But in reality, the effect is the same. After Waldner throws the ball with his left hand, his arm naturally droops down, and when he falls to the moment the racket hits, his arm is just in front of the racket, silently blocking the serve.

When the arm is out of the way, the table tennis ball has already left the racket and flies out at high speed.

It is not possible to stare at the wrist of the serve, the type of tee board, etc. At this point, we can only go back to what many coaches shout: Marking the ball! Keep an eye on the ball!

It's a pity that the table tennis ball that has flown out at high speed from the shot, is the extreme power from Waldner so easy to target?

couldn't judge the serve, Kong Zhendong couldn't go on the stage to grab the catch, so he could only postpone the timing of the shot and hit the ball after the table tennis ball fell after the highest point.

Kong Zhendong's return ensured that there were no mistakes, but at such a late hitting time, the return became extremely passive.

Waldner, who was well prepared, could easily attack continuously, and he took the initiative to get this point.

Waldner is known as the master of the serve, because he unconsciously blocked the serve in more than one posture, and more than one line and spin, and then four serves, although Kong Zhendong received the serve without mistakes, but in the case of delaying the timing of the shot, he only grabbed one point passively all the way.

At the beginning of 3:7, the most serious problem was not that he was behind by four points, but that Kong Zhendong was comprehensively suppressed at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, and he could not find an opportunity to turn the situation around.

Eat the rice one bite at a time. Kong Zhendong first aimed at the service wheel. Why does table tennis implement a rotating serving system? Why isn't it like in other ball games where whoever scores and who serves?

Rather, it is necessary to implement a strict system of equal serve?

That's because in table tennis, the serving side has an absolute offensive advantage.

Often, absolute masters can play second-level or two-level players who are inferior to each other to be able to show their power in the return round.

Generally, players of the same level or little difference compete, and it is still who serves and who scores, and if anyone breaks a few more serves than the opponent, who can win a match.

Kong Zhendong's first five serves were still limited too much by Waldner, so that he did not show his service skills.

Although he is not a master of Waldner's level of color serve, his serve is more spinning and varied than the average European player, and it is no problem to have an offensive advantage.

Firm serve dominant tactics, and do everything for the third board attack. With this as the tactical guiding ideology, Kong Zhendong grabbed three points on five serves, and finally stabilized the service round.

Stabilizing the serve, Kong Zhendong just breathed a sigh of relief, but then in Waldner's five serves, he still only grabbed 4 points without a breakthrough.

In the first half of the game, 7:13, facing Waldner, who was psychologically super stable and barely collapsed, he was six points behind in the half game, and it was almost an ironclad rhythm of losing.

But in the next five serves, Kong Zhendong let go, which is the best experience for himself.

I've played a lot of headwinds, reversed some games, and lost one or two of them.

However, in a game, from the beginning stage, every receiving round is so passive, which is really the first time, which is also a huge grinding for his own mature mentality and stronger challenge.

In this service round, Kong Zhendong did not shout or fight to the limit, but just firmly held the offensive initiative and scored three points.

His dashing and passion are ready to play to the extreme in the next five returns.

At 10:15, I still have a chance to fight.