Today brings you a wonderful straight battle. In the men's singles final of the 2011 China Open, 31-year-old Ma Lin defeated the 23-year-old Ma Long 4-2 after falling behind twice innings to win the first singles title after the Beijing Olympics.
Since winning the men's singles title at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and achieving the Olympic "Golden Slam" honor, By 2011, Ma Lin had not won a singles championship for 1,030 days. He reached the singles final in 8 competitions, but lost to Juya. In this China Open, he defeated South Korean jushi hyuk in the quarterfinals and narrowly defeated Wang Hao 4-3 in the semi-finals to reach the final.
The two players of this "double horse club" played very well, fully played their own technical characteristics, and joined forces to bring a wonderful straight-and-cross battle for the audience, which was wonderful and pleasing to the eye. Marlene changed a lot in the game, the forehand front three boards were of high quality and the picks were strong. And Malone can be called a master of tactics, balanced attack and defense, strong stalemate ability, smooth forehand and backhand conversion. In this game, in the case of losing one set first, Marlene withstood the pressure, played the advantage of highlighting the first three boards and being good at changing on the spot, and finally reversed and defeated Malone, who had recently defeated herself in the World Table Tennis Championships.
This is Marlene's third time in the event since 2004 and 2006. This victory swept away his previous shame of "eight consecutive asias" and ended the 1,030-day championship drought. At the same time, this is also the last Open Championship of his career as a player.
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