On February 13, Beijing time, the Japanese Table Tennis T League almost broke out a big cold: Zhang Benzhihe, a fierce opponent of national table tennis and ranked 4th in the world, achieved a big reversal in the case of being forced into a desperate situation after falling behind 0-2, and defeated Japan's Shigetsuka Dado, who was only 207th in the world ranking and half a year younger than himself, in three consecutive sets.
In the previous day's game, Zhang Benzhi and the national table tennis world champion Hao Shuai defeated 3-1, and the first set also exploded an 11-0 disparity, and now he has achieved a reversal of Shinozo Dadeng, it seems that his strength is indeed still very good, worthy of the vigilance of the Chinese team!
Probably because of his admission to Waseda University at the end of last year, Zhang Benzhihe has not participated in the competition much recently, and may be busy with academic-related matters, especially this year, he did not appear in the T League until February 11, and he was swept 3-0 by unknown athlete Zeng Genxiang, which surprised people.
However, as mentioned before, on February 12, Zhang Benzhi and the vicious battle defeated the 38-year-old world champion veteran Hao Shuai in 4 rounds, and the opponent kept a clean sheet in a single set, and finally played his own momentum, and soon after the February 13 showdown.
Compared with Hao Shuai, Shinozo Dadeng's skills and experience are obviously not enough, but after all, he is younger than Zhang Benzhihe, has an advantage in age, and is a Japanese local athlete, and his understanding of Zhang Benzhihe is far stronger than Hao Shuai, so this time he creates a great threat to the other party.
After the game began, Zhang Benzhihe was confused, losing two consecutive sets 4-11, 9-11, and was forced into a desperate situation by his opponent. However, at the critical moment, Zhang Benzhihe finally stood firm, winning 11-7, 11-2, 11-8 in a row, pulling the other party off the horse without great difficulty, achieving a three-set reversal in a row, which can also be regarded as a proof of his strength.
From the technical point of view, Zhang Benzhihe's ball is more than fierce, the stability is insufficient, the upper limit is very high, the lower limit is also very low, which is a problem that he has not solved. However, with the increase of age, the rationality of the young player's playing will definitely continue to improve, so the Chinese team still has to be wary of him to go to a higher level.
So in the WTT Grand Slam tournament in March, Zhang Benzhihe was out without encountering national table tennis? Or will it become the strongest opponent of the Chinese team again? Let's sit back and wait for the game to kick off!