In this chapter, we're introduced to a new character: Jun Fudo. He's a guy who's super-smart, super-confident, and super-fun to be around. We're also introduced to some of Jun's tricks and techniques, which he's learned over the years. For example, he tells us that if you're trying to hit the "sweet spot" on a tennis racket, it's going to hit you in the face. If you try and hit the racket without hitting the ground, the racket is going to land on the ground. This is why he calls the Toma Hawk "impossible to return w/iara ticket" . We also learn that if the surface is "nar rower" , the tennis racket will hit the ground instead of the surface . So basically, if you want to be super-fast, you've got to use a racket with a toma hawk on it . That's what Jun does. The TomaHawk is the fastest tennis racket ever invented. It's so fast, in fact, that even if you hit it with it, it won't be able to return with the ticket . The only way to get it back is to hit it from the top of the wall, which is why Jun calls it the "toma hawk." He also says that if he can't get it to return, he should just wipe the racket when it starts to get wet. This way, if he has to say something, he doesn't have to say it in front of his opponent. Also, if his opponent is nervous, he'll feel better when he thinks that his opponent's nervous too. So, the next time you need to hit a volley, make sure to aim for the "poach" instead of running away from it. That way, you don't feel like you have to apologize to the opponent in doubles.