Adrian Unruh slaughters Ethan Lu to grab Boy’s Singes U13 title at 2012 MBBC Jr International
Adrian Unruh, a talented young player from USA, showed a gutsy performance and claimed Boy’s Singles U13 title after slaughtering his team-mate Ethan Lu in the final encounter at the 2012 MBBC Jr International on Friday, July 20, in USA.
Adrian grabbed the attention of crowd by playing at his best speed and proved too strong for his opponent in the final battle and made it a lopsided match by showing his remarkable skills.
The in-form Adrian showed his tremendous class on court when he put up staggering show of attacking game and easily won the title match in straight sets with a stunning difference on the score board.
Ethan, in the meanwhile, could not put up resistance against the fireworks of his opponent and remained struggling on score board. He failed to match the pace of rallies and lost the match with a humiliating margin in straight sets.
Adrian dominated the pace from starting points of opening game and remained successful in taking a stunning lead without wasting any time.
The aggressive Adrian remained positive and fast on court and set up a spectacular lead against his rival until the mid-game interval.
After the break, Adrian continued his power play and pushed his confused rival in all areas of court by taking the bird quite early.
The perfect shot placement and incredible speed helped Adrian to grab opening game of the final battle in a sensational fashion by an amazing 21-5 margin on the board.
In the second set, Ethan became fat but failed to shake the rhythm of his opponent who was on a different level.
In the meanwhile, Adrian played to his best speed in opening half and managed to take a thrashing lead until the end of first half.
After the break, Adrian did not drop his speed and also kept on employing his powerful smashes which helped him to end up the second game with a huge difference of 21-4.
The aggressive Adrian bagged the title after finishing off the final battle in straight games with an incredible 21-5 and 21-4 score on the board.
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