Thwack!
"Game, Germany Team, Tezuka Kunimitsu scores. The score is 4–2."
The sixth game went by quickly, ending in an exceptionally short time.
Tezuka used his Zero Style Serve again. Against the increasingly perfected serve, Akutsu had no answer.
And Tezuka had chosen a particularly clever and precise moment to win the game with it.
He had broken Akutsu's serve in the previous game, so he understood Akutsu's personality very well.
He knew that if they played this game normally, Akutsu would unleash his fury on him.
But the Zero Style Serve had put a stop to that.
And with match point approaching, Akutsu would need to focus even more in every game from here on.
A few subtle tactics and a well-timed use of the Zero Style Serve had given Tezuka even greater control over the match.
At the sidelines, Omagari and Kimijima both frowned, their gazes fixed on Tezuka with wariness.
The boy was not only powerful, but had mastered so many special techniques. That Zero-Shiki Drop Shot, in particular, was a genuine professional-level tennis skill.
On the court, Akutsu returned to the baseline, ready to serve again.
His dark golden eyes, like a beast's, swept coldly over Tezuka on the other side.
At this point, he had no interest in wasting words. Being outmaneuvered by Tezuka to this extent was the last thing he wanted.
Akutsu stepped forward, and the aura around him grew even more violent and domineering.
He was like a ferocious beast that had been held back for far too long. Now, he began to break free of the restraints and shackles around him.
"Tch."
The ball soared into the air. Akutsu didn't change the angle of his racket, simply swinging it straight into the ball.
Thwack!
A gray-white aura enveloped the ball,