The Prince of Tennis: My tennis skills come from Naruto

Chapter 179 If you win, you apologize; what about if you lose? ...

Off the court, the Rikkai fans were incredibly excited to see the score tied. "Great job, Ryu-kun, Ren-wang! You won your service game and leveled the score! Let's keep winning from this moment on!"

Inoue Takuma cupped his hands around his mouth and shouted.

"Inoue-senpai is right," Marui Bunta added immediately. "Yanagi-kun, Niou, charge!"

Meanwhile, members of other school teams in Kanagawa also cheered for Rikkai, shouting, "Go Rikkai!"

Although some of them had lost to Rikkai before, at this moment they all hoped that Rikkai would win.

Because Rikkai University is also part of their region. Moreover, it is such an exciting and honorable thing that Tokyo, such a prosperous place with so many schools, lost the tennis tournament championship to Kanagawa Prefecture on its home turf!

Other viewers were also astonished by the result, exclaiming, "OMG, this is the first time Hyotei has ever let another school score a point!"

"Could it be that Hyotei is really going to be completely overtaken by Rikkai this time?!"

"It's hard to say, it's hard to say."

"Hiss—so should I be looking forward to it? Or should I be looking forward to it? *doge.jpg*"

Aside from schools in Kanagawa Prefecture, many ordinary schools in Tokyo were also looking forward to witnessing Hyotei's ultimate defeat.

Because, although Hyotei Academy is also in Tokyo and considered a local school, Hyotei is a private aristocratic institution, creating a barrier between them and Hyotei. Furthermore, apart from last year's national top four finish (which they attributed to sheer luck), Hyotei's past performance has been consistently poor. Therefore, they cannot accept that their usually ordinary, or even less capable, classmates have suddenly soared to great heights this year.

Meanwhile, outside the Hyotei stadium, Atobe Keigo watched Sengoku and Akutsu's figures, shaking his head inwardly. "Sigh, those two idiots..."

Then he glanced at Kamiya You, who still had a smile in his eyes, and inexplicably felt a line of goosebumps crawling up his arm. He couldn't help but silently mourn for Sengoku and Akutsu for two seconds. As Kamiya You's childhood friend, Atobe Keigo thought that although Kamiya didn't seem angry, that was what made him even more terrifying.

Inside the arena, Sengoku Kiyosumi apologized to Akutsu Jin again, "Sorry, sorry, this one's mine."

Akutsu Jin gave him a cold glance, thinking to himself: Doubles is indeed annoying. You have to cooperate and compromise. Just like in the last game, if he had been the one to receive all the serves, he wouldn't have lost any points.

Especially when teammates are less skilled, they become a weak point that the opposing team attacks relentlessly. That's how we lost two points in the last game —

hateful!

He must play singles next time!

Akutsu Jin gritted his teeth inwardly. Kamiya and Atobe, the vice-captain, couldn't be touched for the time being, but with some effort, there was still hope of taking down Mori.

After all, his strength is now close to the national level, and his rate of improvement has not slowed down. On the other hand, Mori is only at the national level in the second year of junior high school, and his data has not increased much so far. How can he compare to him?

Of course, that's a distant goal. Right now, the most important thing is to cut our losses and take down those two guys from Rikkai!

"Sengoku," Akutsu Jin said in an unquestionable tone, "we will redivide the areas of responsibility."

"Our half, this left third is yours. The rest I'll take!"

"Furthermore, I don't need you to call out enemy positions now; you just need to focus entirely on the game."

"Ah, Kiyosumi Sengoku was about to say something, but he looked at Akutsu's serious and absolutely confident eyes."

Thinking back to his own performance and the incredible, or rather, miraculous, doubles synchronization of the two opponents, he took a deep breath, swallowed what he wanted to say, and nodded instead, "Okay."

As the saying goes, a desperate army is bound to win. In addition, Akutsu re-divided the area of ​​responsibility, and the two Rikkai players on the other side kept using their ultimate moves (transformations) in the first round, causing their stamina to be quickly depleted, so they could no longer make moves that could directly win the round. Therefore, Hyotei regained its dominance.

2—1, 3—1————

Until, "Match ended! The team of Kiyosumi Sengoku and Jin Akutsu from Hyotei Academy won this match! Score: 6-1!"

After the referee announced the end of the match, Hyotei fans outside the stadium sent their congratulations.

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"oh!"

"Hyotei has won! Hyotei has won!!"

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"Emmm, Hyotei still won!" Amidst this uproar, some discordant voices came from members of the tennis clubs of certain schools.

They were genuinely disappointed with the result. Rikkai University, the former Kanto champions, had fallen so low!

They won the first game, and I thought they were going to fight back and turn the tide, but wow, that's it for them—this is it, and then it's over, right?

An ordinary bystander commented: "Ah, it's normal for Hyotei to win, but I really didn't expect them to lose the whole game this time."

"I thought I was going to witness Hyotei sweep 6-0, what a disappointment."

"Yes, although they won the rest of the game, losing a game is still losing a game."

"After all, it's the Kanto Tournament finals. The opponents are much stronger than before. Even Hyotei can't shut them out. *sigh*

"No, I don't understand why you have such high expectations. Isn't it normal for a normal school to have wins and losses? Even a professional team from Japan can't possibly shut out other teams in a competition of the same level."

"Japanese professional teams — I really laugh at the example you gave. They're lucky if they don't get swept in the World Championship."

"However, it seems that Japan has finally risen to prominence in this year's U17 World Cup."

"They've only advanced two rounds, and that's considered a rise? We don't know what will happen next. Let's wait until they win the championship, and if possible, we'll see. Anyway, I've already lost hope in them."

"I'm so sorry, Coach!"

Inside the arena, after shaking hands with Renji Yanagi and Masaharu Niou, Kiyosumi Sengoku walked up to Taro and bowed deeply in embarrassment.

Jin Akutsu also bowed. Although the last two points lost in that set were entirely Kiyosumi Sengoku's fault, he was indeed somewhat responsible for the first two points lost.

While it's true that Sengoku's reaction was a bit slow, it's also because he's not strong enough! He can't defend the entire half of a doubles match by himself!

You can't be like Minister Kamiya and Mori, always covering for your teammates!

All I can say is that being bad at cooking is the original sin!

When Rikkai University's Renji Yanagi and Masaharu Niou saw this scene, they silently covered their faces in their hearts, thinking, "You guys win and still have to apologize, how are we supposed to live?"

Is this really not the main event of Versailles?!