On February 9, Beijing time, the Japanese T-League is underway. In the just-concluded match, the Japanese Ryukyu Club won five sets and defeated Okayama FC 3:2 on aggregate. After the End of the New Year's holiday, Hao Shuai, the world champion of national table tennis, has traveled to Japan to continue to participate in the Japanese League. In the just-concluded match, Hao Shuai, the world champion of the national table tennis men's singles, lost to 18-year-old Japanese Ichiki Hamada.
In the first game of the Ryukyu Club and Okayama Club, the Ryukyu men's doubles duo of Yan Daimon / Yukiya Utada appeared against the men's doubles duo of Okayama Club Tian Tian and Masataka Morien. Yu yan Daimon / Yukiya Umada won two consecutive sets in the case of losing one set first, and won the opening goal by a 2:1 reversal against the opponents Tian Tianxiang / Morien Masataka.
In the second set, Japanese world champion Makoto Yoshimura appeared to welcome Hao Shuai, the world champion of the National Table Tennis Championships. The strength of the two sides is not bad, Yoshimura Makoto once partnered with Ishikawa Yoshinori, together won the World Table Tennis Championships Mixed Doubles Championships, with the title of World Champion. Hao Shuai won the men's team championship of the 2010 World Cup team competition. In this game, Hao Shuai withstood the pressure and defeated Makoto Yoshimura 3:1 on aggregate to win back Ichijo.
In the third set, Japan's Yukiya Utada appeared, and Yukiya Umada defeated Zhang Benzhi and won the men's singles championship of the Japan Championship. Facing the opponent Yumasa Tanigaki, Yukiya Utada did not play easily, perhaps because his teammates knew each other better, Yukiya Utada fought for five rounds, 3:2 thrilling victory over the opponent Yumasa Tanigaki, in this case, the Ryukyu Club led the Okayama Club by a score of 2:1.
In the fourth set, Japanese teenager Kazuki Hamada appeared to face his opponent Masataka Morien. Born in 2003, Kawada Kazuki is the same age as Japanese star Tomokazu Zhang Ben, and belongs to the right-handed horizontal racket playing style. In the end, Morien Masataka won three consecutive sets and easily kept a clean sheet against Kazuki Hamada 3-0, so Okayama Club scored 2:2 Ryukyu Club. The game goes into the decider.
In the decider, 18-year-old Kazuki Hamada welcomed Hao Shuai, the world champion of the Warring States Table Tennis. Young player Kazuki Hamada dares to fight, showing the momentum of the newborn calf not afraid of tigers, and the Japanese league decider is a format that determines the winner and loser, which is very accidental. Kazuki Hamada successfully locked in the victory, defeating the national table tennis world champion Hao Shuai 1:0 to help the Ryukyu club lock in the victory, and defeated the Okayama club 3:2. In this way, hao Shuai, the world champion of national table tennis, lost the game and suffered a defeat.