Obviously, Parley is a hidden weapon.
Not only because Parre was able to defeat Fognini, this in itself has proved that he is in good condition; but also because Parre's own attributes are not simple, and maybe not as "troublesome" as Fognini, but not at all. Inferior——
This lottery can avoid one trouble, but not another.
The key question against Parre is:
First, he is French.
No one wants to play against the French at Roland Garros. The crowd's annoyingness level easily exceeds that of Melbourne Park. If the annoying index of the Melbourne home crowd is six out of ten, then the annoying index of Roland Garros can reach ten. Two points.
Even Federer is no exception.
Suddenly, memories of Melbourne Park at the beginning of the year began to flash back.
Second, putting this aside, Parley is a tough nut to crack.
Let’s talk about strength first. Parley is an unconstrained player. His playing style can be said to be a weakened version of Kyrgios. His condition and performance all depend on his mood.
When he's in a good mood, Parley can keep hitting the ball until the end of time; when he's in a bad mood, his imaginative shots are flying all over the place - as for whether he can score, this big brother doesn't care at all.
Therefore, Parley is a trouble at any time. Even if you defeat him, things will always be more difficult; moreover, his performance has always been good:
In the future, not in the present of 2015, but in the not-too-distant future, Parre will achieve varying degrees of breakthroughs in the four Grand Slams.
The best result in the Australian Open was in the third round, and all other three Grand Slams had performances in the fourth round.
In other words, the upper limit may not be high, but the lower limit is not low either. He still has potential waiting to be tapped and released.
As for personality, Pallé is as sharp-edged a nuisance as Fognini.
Parre has typical French characteristics, he likes to complain and make complaints——
From the audience to the ball boy to the referee and even himself, he can always find something to complain about, and then he can't stop talking.
At the same time, Parre also has a chic personality and likes to entertain the public just like Monfils. This is the case for all French players in the golden era.
The most impressive thing was a grass court match in Halle, when Parley played against Tsonga:
After playing and playing, he could no longer touch the ball with his racket once he returned the ball. He subconsciously kicked it with his feet. As a result, Tsonga also cooperated very well. The two of them started playing football on the spot. You came and I went. The audience showed off their footwork, and in the end Parley shot a volley.
At best it sounds like freedom, at worst it sounds like laxity.
To some extent, entertainment is more important than winning or losing.
In addition, Parre is very insistent on his fashion.
One is a full face with beard and beard, which is carefully trimmed before every game. Occasionally, there is a bald head with a big beard.
The first is his Polo shirt. The collar of his jersey must be upright, and the collar of his jersey must not be messed up if the head is broken or bleeding. This is the key point of fashion completion.
It is precisely because of this that Chinese fans jokingly call him "socialite".
Of course, in terms of hard power, Parre is not as good as Fognini. His forehand attack is a strong point, but it is very unstable. His backhand has almost no confrontation ability, which is absolutely weak. The overall upper limit is not high. .
But Parre's drama and surprise index are even better than Fognini's.
Is it really lucky to play against Paire instead of Fognini?
Gowan fans said that a big question mark must be drawn, especially the home advantage of the host fans, which is another unknown factor.
On the one hand, they are eagerly looking forward to Gao Wen's continued promotion; on the other hand, they can't help but start to worry. The uncertainty of clay soil is really uneasy.
The only thing the fans can comfort themselves with is that they should believe in Gao Wen. No matter what the game is, no matter what difficulties, Gao Wen will not back down.
Facts have proven this once again——
"6:4", "6:4", "6:1".
Victory belongs to Gawain.
Without any bloodshed, Gao Wen won in straight sets and successfully defeated Parley to advance.
During the competition, an episode occurred:
really!
In the middle of the second set, Parre was very dissatisfied with his jersey. He thought the jersey was a bit in the way. I don't know if it was not absorbent enough or something, but it stuck to his body wetly, making it impossible to complete his swing smoothly. , affecting his batting.
Parre first protested to the referee, but the referee also looked helpless. Then Parre cursed at his coaching team, which finally reached a climax:
In a rage, Parre tore the jersey to pieces from the collar with his bare hands, tearing, tearing, and tearing. As a result, the tearing was not clean, and he became angrier as he tore it apart. Halfway through, he started smashing the racket on the spot. After smashing the racket and then continuing to tear it apart, it is like the Hulk who failed to transform.
Paris fans couldn't bear this, and boos were everywhere. Even if Parre was a player of the host country, he didn't like it anyway, so he just booed.
Originally, people were worried that Gao Wen would face difficulties from the host fans again, but they did not expect that the whole game was uneventful. As a result, Parre became the target of attacks by the Paris audience. This plot development direction is really shocking.
Parley was completely immersed in his own world and did not argue with the audience. He angrily tore the jersey in half and then tore it into several pieces, just like a madman designing an autumn and winter evening dress for the leader of the Beggars Gang. Designers usually throw the jersey directly to the audience stands after the "design" is completed——
The scene was filled with boos and boos.
Finally, the referee warned Parley once.
Parley didn't say much, and returned to the dugout as if nothing was wrong.
On the other side of the court, Gawain was stunned. This was the first time he had seen such a drama, and he was shocked.
So, is this the tennis version of “I torture myself”?
After a short interlude, the scene was filled with heat. Gao Wen still maintained his concentration and continued to play. However, Parley's concentration was obviously affected. Not only did his backhand expose loopholes, but his forehand attack also repeatedly went awry. There was no need for Gawain to plan, he just made a mistake on his own.
From the end of the second set to the first half of the third set, they lost five games in a row and only scored three points in total. The entire game completely broke the balance and plummeted.
Like Thiem, the score in the third set completely collapsed.
After nearly three and a half hours of hard work in the previous round, the match between Gao Wen and Parley was controlled within two hours, and they won a quick decision to advance.
Everyone was stunned——
Whether it's a fan or a fan, obviously, no one expected it. Even if they expected the result, they didn't expect the process. The way the story unfolds seems a little strange, but... this is Parre, the "socialite" style. , neither bloody nor socialite, there always has to be a bit of drama.
(End of chapter)
