Gai Ting saw the lethality of Kong Zhendong's forehand to receive the serve and rush, and directly and quickly attacked Kong Zhendong's backhand.

Kong Zhendong was prepared, and he played a straight line with his backhand.

If Kong Zhendong's opponent is a regular right-handed player, then this straight ball is sent to the opponent's comfortable forehand, which is tantamount to suicide.

But Gaiting is one of the best left-handed generals in Europe.

The reason why the left-handeder galloped in the Eurasian table tennis arena was even used as a killer weapon, and many coaches forced right-handed players to change to their left hand, because from serving to attacking, every link is counter-opposed to the right-hander.

Once the left-hander is ferociously pressing, the right-hander will be restrained.

Kong Zhendong has competed with Wang Tao and other world-class left-handers, and he especially understands that the most important thing in playing left-handedness is to compete for the first, which is a fierce robbery.

If you are dominated by the left-handed player, you will be restrained and pressed on every board.

And once you take the initiative to attack, the left hand will also be very difficult to suppress because of the opposite path of the ball.

Gaiting's backhand is not weak, but Kong Zhendong's backhand is pushed in a straight line, the force time is short, and the ball speed is very fast, and when Gaiting arrives with his backhand, it is already very awkward.

In the end, Gaiting still twisted his waist fiercely and quickly returned the ball with a backhand.

At the same time, borrowing the waist force to rotate, the left hand backhand soared a board of large slashes.

Kong Zhendong praised Gaiting's strain in his heart, but his feet suddenly exerted force to the right, and his body moved sideways quickly like a cheetah.

This rhythm scared even Coach Bengerson.

Kong Zhendong has been training for most of the year, and his quick reaction is much stronger than that of ordinary people, but his training is still much harder than ordinary people.

Now is the time for quantitative change to lead to qualitative change.

Kong Zhendong also began to show his physical strength and athletic talent in this game.

As soon as the horizontal movement in the air landed, Kong Zhendong immediately generated force from the ground, transmitted to the waist to rotate, and then locked the shoulders and transmitted the power to the elbows and forearms.

Kong Zhendong pulled sideways, and all the power was released in the twisted waist and locked shoulders,

He pulled the big slash and slammed Gaiting's backhand with his forehand, and there was no suspense about this point.

After Kong Zhendong scored a point in the service round, Gaiting did not panic, and still firmly hit Kong Zhendong's backhand.

Kong Zhendong is the passive receiver after all, and he can't catch the serve with his forehand, so not every ball can play a beautiful counterattack.

Gaiting quickly scored two points in a row.

Tasting the sweetness, Gai Ting's next two serves still insisted on hitting Kong Zhendong's backhand.

Here's your chance!

Kong Zhendong's eyes froze. Losing the ball in a row after receiving the ball with a backhand, this is not a disguise, but because this is a real disadvantage, it attracts Gaiting all the way to the black.

At this time, Kong Zhendong's strong counterattack was fierce.

Facing Gaiting's backhand serve, Kong Zhendong adducted the racket, and the racket almost pierced Kong Zhendong's lower abdomen.

As he received the ball, his right wrist swung upwards diagonally, as if a samurai drew a sword, and stabbed out in a dashing manner.

Snort~Horn! The table tennis ball fully rubs the surface of the racket, and the direction of the ball changes abruptly.

Sith Pan asked Ben Gesen in shock: "Coach, Zhendong actually twisted and pulled with his backhand at this time?" How is it possible to keep up with the rhythm. ”

Gai Ting's fifth serve continued to serve in the backhand position, Kong Zhendong's tough backhand twisted into the topspin confrontation, and Kong Zhendong, who had the offensive initiative, scored another point.

Coach Ben Gesen said: "The hard-to-head contest between Gaiting and Zhendong does get faster and faster, but before Kong Zhendong twists and pulls his backhand, he often has a backhand to make Gaiting receive the ball passively, and this passive return ball provides an opportunity for him to twist and pull his backhand." ”

With a score of 8:7, he entered Kong Zhendong's own service round.

Kong Zhendong did not continue to fight with Gaiting in this round of serve, but took advantage of the changes in the ball path to change the rhythm of his active attack, and tried not to let the forehand explode find a chance to recoil.

This style of play has a certain effect, but Gaiting, a recoil maniac, is known for being unreasonable, if you don't give it a chance, I won't use the force to impact, so am I still the unreasonable king of fierce attacks?

Even though Kong Zhendong tightly controlled the ball, Gaiting still unreasonably made three shots and grabbed two points.

After half a game, at 11:9, Kong Zhendong actually pressed the king of European table tennis violent aesthetics, and he did not rely on flashy or deceitful tactics, but directly took advantage of the hard-hitting confrontation.

After entering the Gaiting service round, Kong Zhendong's backhand twist reappeared in the rivers and lakes.

The audience was finally able to see it again, which was very different from Gaiting's service rushing method, but the frenzied power that erupted from the inside out made the audience enthusiastic.

They seem to be vaguely aware that this simple tactic of passing the board and directly entering the topspin confrontation, revealing the confrontational thinking of not being convinced, will become the mainstream of future battles.

However, in this game, because Gaiting is not known for his backhand, it is often Kong Zhendong's serve round, and Gaiting rushes with his forehand.

When it came to the Gaiting service round, Kong Zhendong chose to fast-break a backhand to attack the limit ball, and then took the backhand and directly twisted the topspin to counter.

With the strong impact of their opponents, it was not easy for both men to keep their serves.

However, as the game progressed, Kong Zhendong's two-point advantage became more and more important.

Because the two have been robbing each other and rushing each other, even if Gaiting fought extremely fiercely in the last few balls, the audience did not have a clear feeling.

In the end, Kong Zhendong won the first game 21:18 by a narrow margin.

When Kong Zhendong scored the last point, the flash lights on the scene kept flashing.

Although it is only the first game of the decisive game, Kong Zhendong, as a teenager under the age of fourteen, has won the fierce king of Europe, which will become a super topic in tomorrow's report.

Even if Kong Zhendong loses in the end, just this game is enough for reporters to write a lot about him.

After a short break, in this duel where the brave wins in a narrow road, the coach's tactics are not so important.

In the second game, Kong Zhendong started with five goals. Kong Zhendong stared at the table tennis ball, throwing smoothly low with his left hand, and cutting the serve with his right hand with his backhand.

Kong Zhendong served this ball diagonally from the forehand position and attacked Gaiting's backhand short ball.

The loss in the first game seemed to stimulate Gaiting's strong desire, and just the first serve, he quickly shifted his position, fiercely sideways, and grabbed the serve with a forehand in the backhand position.

Gai Ting waved his arm forward, slammed consistently, and the table tennis ball hit Kong Zhendong's backhand in a straight line.

Kong Zhendong did not show weakness, quickly moved his backhand, twisted his body after he landed, and used the power of his waist to sweep the table tennis ball with his backhand and vigorously sweep the diagonal line.

This diagonal attack was fierce and swift, but on the line was Gaiting's forehand.

Gaiting had just snatched the forehand ball sideways in the backhand position, and according to common sense, it was impossible to land the forehand quickly and hit back with a big slash.

But if common sense can explain Gaiting, then he is not the first king of unreasonable play.

Gaiting landed on his forehand, directly sideways to kill the straight line, and won the first point of the second game.