by The new Prince of Tennis U-17 WORLD CUP (Under Seventeen World Cup) is currently on air. In this article, we will tell you the results of the match from the latest episode “King of Chess”.
Two wins in a row for Japan. In the ultra-long-term tiebreak, Atobe wins with the “ice emperor” that destroys the glass
In the “U-17 WORLD CUP” Group B, Japan won the second and third games following the first match against Australia. With two precious wins in a row, they secured victory in the group stage.
In the second match, D1 (Double Swan), Keigo Atobe & Shusuke Fuji vs. Milky Millman & Mac McGregor, Atobe transformed into Nio and entered, and the total points of both teams were 294. An unbelievable ultra-long-term tie-break match unfolds.
At the end, Milky’s big serve “Tachyon” was captured with “Hikarikaze”, one of Fuji’s “Wind Attack Techniques (Critical Wind)”, and Atobe sent a shock wave to the surroundings with a return service that became a chance. I decided with “Ice Emperor (Emperor)”, which has enough power to generate Glass destroyed by the “Emperor of Ice” rained down on the venue, and the final game was settled at 148-146, and Japan won 7-6.
In the third match, S3 (singles three) Kintaro Toyama vs. J.J. Dorgias, the explosive power of the “Mugo no Chichi” is transferred to various parts of the body to amplify the power, resulting in a high level of performance. Toyama activates “Tenyu no Kiwami no Kiwami” from the beginning of the match. Although the back and forth offense and defense continued until the middle stage, the game progressed with Toyama’s superiority from the 7th game onwards.
In the 9th game, where Japan was tied at 5-3, Dolgias was inspired by the cheers from the crowd and grabbed the ball from Toyama. However, at the match point, Toyama’s return hit the Little Pied Cormorant flying in the sky directly, giving up the right to let (*).
Dorgias left the court with the injured Little Pied Cormorant and withdrew from the match. Japan won the match against Australia with only junior high school players.
Japan’s 3rd race is against Switzerland, ranked 2nd in the world. Japan, who have already secured victory in the group stage with two straight wins in a row, would like to secure their place in the finals by defeating Switzerland, which is ranked above them.
Atobe’s comment: “Watch out for the rain on the glass”
Toyama’s comment: “To be the best tennis player in the world wow!!”
*Let: Redo play. During play, it will be applied when something that interferes with play, such as a ball from another court, is dropped, or something you are wearing or holding is dropped.
The U-17 World Cup will be broadcast on TV Tokyo, TV Osaka, and TV Aichi every Wednesday at midnight from August 3, 2022. On August 24th, Japan’s third match, the match against Switzerland, will be broadcast.
