Overview
Yu Nabae matches up with Eiichirō and realizes they really are two players that are virtually the same. He realizes that what Eiichirō lacks is experience with the fundamentals, as he has never played anyone like himself, and after losing the first set Nabae begins to pull away and goes up 5-2.
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1 - 1Tennis and Notes April 06, 2014 -
1 - 2Methodical and Unorganized April 13, 2014 -
1 - 3The Contest Is a Fight April 20, 2014 -
1 - 4Face of Conviction April 27, 2014 -
1 - 5A First Match Full of Surprises May 04, 2014 -
1 - 6Diamond in the Rough May 11, 2014 -
1 - 7Nine-Square and Reality May 18, 2014 -
1 - 8One Year and Twenty Notebooks May 25, 2014 -
1 - 9Diligence is My Style June 01, 2014 -
1 - 10Unease on the Edge June 08, 2014 -
1 - 11Risk and Possibility June 15, 2014 -
1 - 12Improvement by Memory June 22, 2014 -
1 - 13Art and Technique June 29, 2014 -
1 - 14Putting the Pieces Together July 06, 2014 -
1 - 15Plan to be Forceful July 13, 2014 -
1 - 16Beast and Initiative July 20, 2014 -
1 - 17Pro At My Age July 27, 2014 -
1 - 18Determination and Presentation August 03, 2014 -
1 - 19Resolve and Hell August 10, 2014 -
1 - 20Meat Buns and Yakisoba August 17, 2014 -
1 - 21Consistency and Change August 24, 2014 -
1 - 22Fundamentals are the Weakness August 31, 2014 -
1 - 23Reckless 100-Square September 07, 2014 -
1 - 24Duty and Desire September 14, 2014 -
1 - 25Eiichiro and Natsu September 21, 2014