Prince of Tennis: A tennis legend that started from signing in

Chapter 534: Terrifying Team, Extraordinary Master

Jurgen Barisavich Polk's voice has a shocking power.

It echoed in the ears of the team members for a long time, like a heavy hammer, hitting everyone's heart hard.

"Perhaps this is not the most terrifying thing..."

Berti Barisavich Polk lowered her head slightly, her lips moved slightly, and she murmured softly.

His voice was as soft as the buzzing of a mosquito, but it was like a thunderclap that suddenly exploded in everyone's heart.

The next moment, the entire German U-17 team fell into a dead silence.

The team members' faces were shrouded in solemn expressions, as if covered by a thick layer of haze.

They knew very well that if Beichuan reached the Masters level before the main competition, it would be an almost insurmountable threat to their goal of winning the championship.

At this moment, A. Frankensteiner suddenly asked.

His voice was hesitant, as if he was carefully considering his words. "The captain of the British U-17 team is Jack Ferdinand?"

He paused, then added, "I think he's ranked 68th in the world junior tennis rankings. Does that mean he's already at the pro level?"

As he spoke, he raised his head, his eyes full of confusion, and looked at his teammates around him, as if hoping to get a definite answer from them.

After he finished speaking, Q?P nodded affirmatively.

He lowered his crossed legs, his eyes flashing with wisdom under the bright lights of the stadium, and then he answered the question in an orderly and clear manner.

"Yes."

"Based on the intelligence we have so far, it's very likely that the other party has already reached the professional level."

"Jack Ferdinand is arguably the strongest player in British junior tennis."

"You know, he's called the 'Unicorn,' and it's no exaggeration to say that he's practically using the country's name as his exclusive title."

"This shows how high his status is in the hearts of the British people and how deeply he is recognized."

"In fact, what makes people most afraid of him is his strength."

"In the British team, many players are skill-based, but Jack Ferdinand is completely different. He is a power player."

"Some even assert that Jack Ferdinand's strength is second to none in youth tennis."

He spoke clearly and logically, and every word seemed to be carefully considered, as if he had already memorized all this information and knew it like the back of his hand.

As soon as Q?P finished speaking, Michael Bismarck beside him also sighed with emotion.

There was an extremely helpless expression on his face as he spoke slowly.

"Even so, he has to face Beichuan, who has already touched the threshold of the master level. The outcome is probably already determined and there is no room for change."

"In other words, the British U-17 team was doomed to defeat."

His voice was filled with deep regret, as if he had clearly seen the outcome of the game in advance. That outcome was so cruel and ruthless for the British team, which was really heartbreaking.

It is no exaggeration to say that the master level is an extraordinary, lofty and admirable stage.

Looking at the entire world of tennis, players at this stage are like gods who are high above and out of reach, emitting an awe-inspiring aura.

As for those players at the professional level and below, even if they have outstanding strength and extraordinary performance, they will ultimately find it difficult to break through the limits of mortals and cannot reach the heights of masters.

This is why the master level is above the professional level, because the master level represents transcendence and represents the insurmountable, chasm-like gap between the professional and ordinary players.

"In fact, Beichuan has just touched the threshold of the master level."

Berti Barisavich Polk spread his hands, a bitter smile appeared on his face, and said helplessly.

"The only thing we can do now is to pray that Kitagawa doesn't officially enter the Masters level before the main competition."

"If a junior high school freshman becomes a master, the consequences will be disastrous and will have a huge impact on the entire tennis landscape."

As a representative of high IQ, he also felt deeply powerless at this huge gap in talent.

After all, this is far beyond the scope of what can be solved by intelligence. It is a huge challenge at the talent level, which makes people helpless.

"But honestly," A. Frankensteiner suddenly spoke up again, "If Beichuan were to meet Jack Ferdinand, it would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Jack Ferdinand."

"Although Beichuan hasn't yet fully entered the master level, even if he has only touched the edge, he must have comprehended something profound and unfathomable that is difficult for ordinary people to reach."

"For Jack Ferdinand, this will definitely allow him to take his tennis skills a step further and achieve a qualitative leap."

As he spoke, he nodded slightly, seeming to be very confident in his analysis, with a determined light flashing in his eyes.

The next moment, after these words were spoken, everyone fell into a deep silence.

They were all quietly thinking about the deeper meaning behind these words, each with different thoughts in their minds.

Some are worried about their own teams, wondering how to stand out in this fierce competition;

Some are thinking about how to improve their own strength to deal with powerful opponents they may encounter in the future;

Some are imagining various situations that may arise in this game and preparing to deal with them in advance.

"Let us prepare ourselves and break the shackles that lie before us."

Despite facing such a severe and almost hopeless situation, Jurgen Barisavich Polk spoke in a very calm and steady voice.

He was naturally confident in his talent and potential, and believed that it was possible for him to break through to the master level.

But he also knew that some things could not be achieved by just thinking about them, at least so far, he could not do it.

However, as the captain of the German U-17 national team, he has an unshakable belief in his heart: for any enemy who dares to hinder the progress of his team, he will go all out and ruthlessly make the opponent his defeated opponent.

This is not only a high recognition of his own strength, but also stems from the arrogance and unparalleled self-confidence in his bones, which supports him to move forward courageously in difficult situations.