Three years ago, Lin Ye was a tennis genius who emerged from nowhere.
U18 national men's singles champion, French Open youth semi-finals, known as the only Grand Slam hope for Chinese men's tennis in the past decade.
In a semi-final, he suddenly tore his tendon and withdrew from the match. What followed was the widespread stigma of "not being self-disciplined and playing a closed game without permission." Expelled from the provincial team, expelled from the national youth team, and terminated by his sponsors, he fell from the clouds into the quagmire and disappeared overnight.
Everyone thought that this genius had completely died. No one knew that he had been an unknown tennis court administrator at the Leshan Olympic Sports Center for three years.
In three years, he swept through 18 courts to practice core skills, and dragged the entire court to hone his footwork. Late at night after closing, he held an old racket with peeling paint and swung it hundreds of thousands of times, breaking himself into pieces and recasting himself.
The next stage is the city's amateur competition.
Jiang Tian, the first brother of the provincial team, said wildly, "No one in the audience can catch my three serves." He walked out calmly in white-washed work clothes and hit the ACE with one slap, causing an uproar in the audience.
6-0 The first brother of the provincial team was given a clean sheet. He exposed the contraband trick on the spot and cleared his three-year-old injustice. Recruitment to the national team followed one after another, and a wild card for the National Games was delivered to his hands.
Now he has regained his grip on the racket, and has gone from the duty room of the Olympic Sports Center to the National Games, ATP venues, the clay courts of Roland Garros, and the highest podium of the Grand Slams.
What he owed him, he wanted to get back every cent he owed with interest; the road he had not finished yet, he wanted to reach the top step by step.
Above the bottom line, everything is a throne. This time, he wants the whole world to remember Lin Ye's name!
