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The game has entered a critical moment, and the numbers on the scoreboard clearly show the gap between Huang Zhi and Lin Fei—eighteen to twelve. This six-point difference is not just a score deficit for Lin Fei, but also a psychological pressure.
Chen Yong stands on the sidelines, watching the progress of the game. A hint of regret is revealed in his eyes: "Huang Zhi really went all out this time, using at least eighty percent of his strength."
Liu Xing listened on the side, looking somewhat puzzled: "But Lin Fei usually looks in good shape during practice. Why is there such a big difference in the competition?"
At this moment, Zhao Fei spoke up, his voice deep and steady: "Experience." This simple word contained a profound understanding of the game. But for Liu Xing, this answer seemed too simple, leaving him puzzled.
Zhou Yang added another key word: "Shot trajectory." These two short words seemed to open another door, pointing to another level of the badminton world. Although their words were brief, after exchanging a glance, they both nodded, seemingly acknowledging each other's viewpoints. However, for Liu Xing, these words still couldn't completely answer his doubts. He looked at the duel between Lin Fei and Huang Zhi on the court, filled with questions.
Chen Yong turned to Liu Xing, with a thoughtful expression on his face, preparing to explain the gap between Lin Fei and Huang Zhi. "You see, Liu Xing, the pressure on the competition field is multifaceted. It comes not only from the opponent, but also from the inner self of the players." His voice carried a kind of talk deeply rooted in experience.
"As soon as they step onto the field, especially young players like Lin Fei, they tend to unconsciously set high standards for themselves. They hope that every shot they take can reach the best state of practice and can hit what they consider a perfect ball path." Chen Yong's voice carried a sense of understanding and sympathy.
"However, in reality, there is a huge difference between competition and practice. The setting of the competition, the atmosphere, and the unpredictability of the opponent will all have an impact on the players. This means that it is impossible to perform every shot as perfectly as in practice." Chen Yong's gaze pierced through the confrontation on the field, as if he was reflecting on his own past experiences in competition.
"So, when facing veterans like Huang Zhi, they will use their experience and control of the competition rhythm to amplify the psychological pressure on their opponents. Lin Fei is now facing not only a technical challenge, but also a psychological one." After saying this, Chen Yong once again turned his gaze to the field, his expression filled with anticipation, as if waiting for Lin Fei to find the key to resolving this psychological game.
These words made Liu Xing lost in thought, and a glimmer of understanding gradually appeared in his eyes. It turns out that the outcome of the competition is not only determined by the players' skills and physical abilities on the court, but also by how the players face the pressure from within and the challenges from the outside.
Chen Yong's words revealed a deeper level of tactical analysis, and his gaze was fixed on Huang Zhi on the court, as if he was interpreting each of his movements one by one.
"Let's talk about Huang Zhi's 'arsenal' again," said Chen Yong with a professional tone that carried tactical details. "Huang Zhi's biggest advantage lies in his defensive ability and ball control. His defense is not just passive, but active and strategic, which gives him more choices and operating space on the court."
Pointing at Huang Zhi on the court, he continued, "Look at his drop shots, each one is perfectly placed, making the opponent run around and creating attacking opportunities for himself. Coupled with his sudden attacks, it makes it difficult for the opponent to predict."
"For Huang Zhi, these skills are almost ingrained in him, and he handles them with exceptional precision in terms of their application and timing of switching. This is the reason why he always has the upper hand on the court," Chen Yong expressed a high evaluation of Huang Zhi, while also providing an explanation for Lin Fei's current situation. Chen Yong's words revealed an analysis of Lin Fei and a hint of regret. His gaze turned towards Lin Fei on the court, showing a thoughtful judgment after careful consideration.
"Lin Fei's strong attacks and acceleration abilities are indeed outstanding, and his kill shots and quick counterattacks leave a deep impression," Chen Yong's tone carried a professional analysis, "but in this game, he seems to have not fully demonstrated his full strength. Perhaps it's because he hasn't participated in formal competitions for too long, or maybe the training methods from the past have influenced his current playing style."
He continued, "Lin Fei seems to be doubting his abilities at the moment. He needs to find his unique playing style in order to unleash his full potential on the court. However, from his performance in this game, it seems that he has not fully adapted to the rhythm and pressure of the match."
As soon as he finished speaking, a loud clapping sound echoed on the court. Lin Fei made a full effort to save it, but ultimately failed to catch Huang Zhi's precise smash, and could only helplessly watch the ball land. The score became 19-12, and Huang Zhi's advantage became increasingly apparent.
Lin Fei got up from the ground, with a tired look on his face, but there was still a glint of refusal to give up in his eyes. He knew the game was not over yet, and every point was an opportunity to fight for. Chen Yong, Liu Xing, and other team members were silently watching the development on the field. Despite being behind in score, they still had expectations for Lin Fei, hoping that he could find a breakthrough and turn the game around.
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