On December 17, Beijing time, the second match of the men's singles quarterfinals of the Badminton World Championships, Zhao Junpeng, the only seedling of the national feather, played against India's post-00s youngster Laksh Yasen. In the end, Zhao Junpeng decided to win 20-22, 2 points and lost, what a pity! The national feather men's singles army was completely destroyed, and the Chinese team has lost the mixed doubles and men's singles 2 crowns!
With Li Shifeng and Lu Guang's ancestors being eliminated by an Indian brother Srikanter, Zhao Junpeng became the only seedling in the men's singles field of national feathers, and Srikante also became the biggest bitter lord of the national men's singles in this World Championships. In the last round of the game, Zhao Junpeng played extremely hard, 21-19, 19-21, 21-18, and fought hard in three sets to win 2-1 by the General Bureau, which was extremely physically draining. Laksh Yasen, along with Li Shifeng and Kunlavut, is known as one of the strongest post-00s in the men's singles in the world today! It is foreseeable that Zhao Junpeng will encounter another difficult game.
In the first set, Zhao Junpeng lost consecutive points in the final stage of the innings, falling behind 15-19. As Laksh Yasen's luck ball rolled the net to score, Zhao Junpeng was very disappointed, and Yang Tian sighed, 15-20, Zhao Junpeng was taken to the set point by the opponent. In the next goal, Zhao Junpeng was caught by his opponent in front of the net, and Laksh Yasen scored in front of the net, 21-15, Laksh Yasen won the first set.
In the second set, Zhao Junpeng scored consecutive points after returning from a break in the innings, 15-10, with a five-point advantage in his hand. Laksh Yasen chased 2 points in a row, Zhao Junpeng won the key points and roared, in terms of momentum, Zhao Junpeng has completely overpowered Laksh Yasen. Laksh Yasen did not give up, but Zhao Junpeng still withstood the pressure and won the set back 21-15.
In the decider, Zhao Junpeng established an advantage 8-5, and 11-8, Zhao Junpeng led into the break. When the innings returned, Laksh Yasen rebounded 14-13, and Zhao Junpeng quickly equalized, and the score was very sticky. Zhao Junpeng lost 20-22 and missed the top 4!