In the early morning of January 21, Beijing time, the second table tennis WTT Germany Düsseldorf Competition came to an end, the host, the national table tennis rival Germany team became the biggest winner, won two championships, and Francesca, who had defeated Fan Zhendong, Liang Jingkun and Lin Gaoyuan, lived up to expectations, the men's singles technology pressure to the top, the final 4-0 swept the world runner-up Yonescu, is indeed outstanding.
In this competition, Germany won the men's singles and women's doubles championships, Russia won the women's singles, the Serbian combination mixed doubles reached the top, and the outcome of the men's doubles was a super low, the world table tennis runner-up combination of Jonescu (Romania) / Robles (Spain) lost 1-3 to France Felix (15 years old) / Alex (18 years old), it was a real surprise!
The second stop of the Düsseldorf tournament was still somewhat interesting at the beginning, because although the German team did not send world champions Pol and Ochalov to participate, they still registered several other main players, that is, Francesca, Philus, Qiu Dang, Duda, and women's table tennis also had world champion Ni Xialian and other people to join.
However, before the competition began, Duda, Ni Xialian and many other athletes gave up participating, while Philus and Qiu Dang were eliminated in the first round of men's singles, so Francesca and the 2019 World Table Tennis Championships men's doubles runner-up winners Jonescu (Romania) and Robles (Spain) became the focus of everyone's attention.
In the following matches, Francesca and Jonescu lived up to expectations and reached the men's singles final, and although the latter was the runner-up in the doubles world, the singles level was indeed difficult to compete with the top three main players of the German team, and as a result, he was swept by Francesca 4-0 and did not have the opportunity to reach the top.
But in the men's doubles field, Jonescu also reached the final with Robles, but just when people thought that the championship must belong to them, they were defeated by the 15-year-old and 18-year-old French teenager Felix (still a straight-pat method), Alex 3-1, and Felix also won the first men's doubles championship in Düsseldorf a few days ago, and indeed had two brushes!
Other events – in the women's singles final, Russia's Elisabeth narrowly beat Austria's Solja 4-3; in the women's doubles final, the German duo Mantz/10,000 yuan easily won Italy's Georges/Deborah; in the mixed doubles final, serbian duo Luplescu/Rivaha narrowly defeated Italy's Ouedebo/Monfatini 3-2: It is also a pity that the Italian players lost twice in the final.
In the absence of the participation of the top masters of China, Japan and South Korea, everyone still played very fiercely, but unfortunately the technical content is really average, and I look forward to the next time the national table tennis players can also play and compete with European athletes!