Evil by nature

*Warning: the following may drastically change your GOOD opinion about me. It's better if you don't read ahead because you really don't want to see this side of me. On the other hand, if you have a bad opinion about me then read ahead, your opinion wil go from "she's annoying, stupid, ugly, lives in her own fantasy world of cartoons" to "okay, now she's gone crazy, she's officially a LUNATIC."*

OMG, that is the BEST match in THE WHOLE SERIES! Okay, three fictional characters from Prince of tennis are now important. First is Ryoma, who's a freshman at Seigaku, a tennis school he attends. Everyone were totally shocked, when he came there and beat 3 of the regulars (that's how the best players in school are called, they're the ones who compete in the tournaments, the rest of them are substitutes and hope that they'll become regulars. But to become a regular, you have to beat at least one in the monthly matches between the regulars in one school. Hope u get it.) with no sweat and became one of them. He's a son of the legendary Nanjiroh Echizen, who was a tennis ace. Anyway, Ryoma is really good.
Second character is Syuusuke Fuji. Syuusuke is his first and Fuji is his last name. We'll just simply call him Fuji. He's a prodigy in the Seigaku school. No one has ever beaten him, except Tezuka, who is captain of Seigaku and is at the moment in Germany in one of the best hospitals because he hurt his arm a few years ago and now feels the consequences. It's known that Fuji hasn't showed his full strength in these three years he's been attending Seigaku. Every match is a surprise to his opponent and to the spectators. Fuji is a very, very kind and nice man. He doesn't care if something happens to him, but when his friends and family are in danger, he'll do everything to protect them. And that's pretty important for the match, that I'm gonna talk about in a few sentences.
Third person is Akaya Kirihara. Akaya is his first and Kirihara is his last name. His playstyle involves hurting (yes, he actually HURTS people) his opponents with aiming to his or her knees or ankles and wrists, as he did in the match against Tachibana (Fuji's friend). He attends the Reikkaidai tennis school.
So, both Ryoma and Fuji didn't show their full strength yet. But that has to happen some day, right? I was, like, really angry, when I saw that the unofficial match between Ryoma and Akaya that happened in the manga and showed Ryoma's full potential was never adapted into anime. (Btw, that match in the manga was AWESOME, Ryoma totally kicked Akaya's butt/ass in that game, I was like yeah, kill him, he deserves it for aiming your knee and hurting you!) What they did in the anime, was that the league postponed the finals between Seigaku and Reikkaidai for a week because of the certain circumstances. So the Seigaku club went camping for one week and of course training. Now, Tezuka in Germany called to Japan and asked one of really strong teams to have practise matches with Seigaku and it was Atobe, the captain of that team that drew out Ryoma's potential. Ryoma almost hurt his wrist, but it wasn't because Atobe'd aim for it like Akaya aimed for Ryoma's knee in the manga, but Atobe's shot was so powerful that its strength and pressure could've hurt Ryoma wrist while trying to return that shot. It was wither that or overcome that. Of course Ryoma overcame that, he's awesome. The animators took the Ryoma-Akaya unofficial match from the manga and changed it into Fuji-Akaya official match. And damn, I almost killed Akaya because he was intentionally hurting my nice, kind, always smiling Fuji! So, what happened is that Akaya played his usual tennis and that is, as I already mentioned it, intentionally aiming for Fuji's knee and later hit him into his chest so he couldn't breathe for a few moments. But then Tachibana came from hospital (yes, Akaya's tennis playstyle put him into the HOSPITAL! I mean, who can be so cruel?) to support Fuji and cheer him on. Fuji's eyes look like they're closed due to his constant smiling, but when he's serious about tennis or protecting someone excluding himself, he reveales his sharp, blue eyes. And this time when he looked at Akaya they were full of anger. Because Akaya used tennis to spread hatred and Fuji punished him for that. Fuji's personality doesn't allow him to crush people, because he's just simply too kind. And yet, when he looked at Akaya he remembered how Akaya played against Tachibana and put him to hospital and how he hurt his prevoius opponents too. For that reason, he was able to draw out his full strength and REALLY KICKED AKAYA'S ASS! I was like OMG, GET HIM FUJI, GET HIM! You see, Akaya hit Fuji's knee and he fell on the ground, then Akaya came to the net, looked down at him and said "sorry, I didn't mean to hurt you. It wasn't intentionally, it was an accident." Of course he was lying, you'd have to be blind not to see it. And then Fuji got REALLY ANGRY and he, like, totally freaked. Akaya thought Fuji was done for and lost all his energy, but suddenly, Fuji's speed, power and accuracy of the shots increased. Akaya was TOTALLY SCARED of him and he couldn't believe Fuji had so much strength left. And then Fuji accidentally (yes, accidentally) hit Akaya's knee the same was Akaya did that to other players. Fuji knew it was an accident but Akaya didn't. He was overwhelmed with fear. So Fuji used that and went to the net, looked down at Akaya with his sharp, blue eyes that were now raging with anger and said "I'm sorry I hit your knee. It wasn't intentionally, it was an accident." Then picked up the ball, served a couple of times and Akaya was SO SCARED he couldn't return a single one of them. Fuji won 6-4, got revenge for Tachibana and all the other players Akaya hurt and drew out his full potential and strength and the moment the match was over, all the rage and anger was gone, he instantly became his old, always smiling Fuji.
THAT WAS THE BEST MATCH IN THE WHOLE PRINCE OF TENNIS ANIME NAD MANGA!!!

Now, if your good opinion was changed to bad, don't say I didn't warn you. And if your bad opinion was changed to worse... well, I don't really care.