On January 29, Beijing time, the 2022 Japan Table Tennis Championships Women's Doubles Final, Ito Mimachi / Hayata Shina 3-1 Song Huijia / Cost Ayami, achieved four consecutive championships, creating history. After the game, Ito spoke confidently, saying that he was stronger. In addition, Hina Hayata has already won two titles in this competition, namely the mixed doubles champion (partner Zhang Benzhihe) and the women's doubles champion.
In this match, Ito Mimachi / Hina Hayata suffered a vicious battle in the first and third sets, but in the end they won 3-1, with the scores of 12-10, 7-11, 14-12, 11-5 in the fourth set!
Ito and Hina Hayata have dominated the women's doubles in four consecutive tournaments, setting a record for history.
During the game, Ito was full of confidence, and she smiled happily. After the match, Ito Held Out 4 fingers, meaning that he had achieved 4 consecutive championships!
After the match, Ito said, "After the World Table Tennis Championships and this Japan domestic championship, I feel that everyone has become stronger! ”
Although Hirano and others withdrew because of positivity, Ito said, "I haven't played in front of so many people for a long time, I enjoy everyone's cheers and applause, it's nice to have an audience on the spot!" ”
Of course, Ito has no opponent in Japan. In women's doubles, Ishikawa Yoshinori / Hirano Miyu were also strong, but had no choice but to withdraw. Ito and Hayata Hina are the main players of the Japanese team, and the two are paired, naturally no one can stop them.
In the singles match, Ito Mimachi is also a favorite to win the championship, and her championship opponent is only one, that is, Hayata Hina, objectively speaking, now Ishikawa Yoshinori and Hirano Miyu are not Ito's opponents! This is also where Ito Yoshimachi is troubled, her goal is to defeat the national table tennis, but there is no strong opponent in Japan, which makes her progress limited.
In addition, Hina Hayata has won the doubles, the mixed doubles championship and the women's doubles championship respectively, and Hayata Hina is also advancing in the women's singles, targeting the triple crown. After the World Table Tennis Championships, Hayata's progress was also very obvious, and she competed with Ishikawa Yoshinori and Hirano Miyu for Japan's No. 2 women's singles.