When it comes to the opponents of Chinese women's table tennis in the world, in addition to the old opponent of Japanese women's table tennis, everyone often mentions another opponent: Tian Zhixi, a sister of Korean women's table tennis ~ after all, she is also very powerful.
In addition, our other Chinese team, Du Kaixuan, a sister of the women's table tennis in Hong Kong, China, was also listed as a "potential opponent" because of her outstanding performance at the Tokyo Olympic Games and some trouble for Chen Meng.
However, these two favored players, in front of the new force of Japanese women's table tennis: Hayata Hina, were completely defeated and lost miserably, playing once is not as good as a time ~ This is a bit unexpected.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="37" >, at the WTT Star Challenge on September 25, Tian Zhixi and Du Kaixuan both lost to Hayata Hina ~ The two teamed up to send Hayata to win the championship. </h1>
The situation in this contest is:
1) Tian Zhixi vs Hayata Shina.
In the semi-finals, Tian Zhixi and Hayata Hina fought hard for seven sets, and in the case of a 3:0 lead and a good situation, they lacked stamina and suddenly collapsed, allowing Hayata Tona to win four consecutive sets, reverse the victory, and advance to the final.
2) Kae-su to Kae-sue Du vs Hina Hayata.
The two met in the final, when, because Du Kaixuan's ball path was restricted by Hayata Hina, she could not play a threatening attack, so she was suppressed by Hayata Hina and lost the game in a very passive situation, allowing Hayata to win the championship.
However, although the two lost this game, the overall play was quite OK: there was still suspense, and it was fierce enough, and it was not too ugly.
Especially Tian Zhixi's match against Hayata, the seven-game battle, the same, and did not see too much gap.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track= "41" > second, this time the Asian Championship, the three played again, Tian Zhixi and Du Kaixuan lost again, and lost a little miserably. </h1>
Immediately after the end of the WTT Star Challenge, the 2021 Table Tennis Asian Championships began, so that in less than a week, Tian Zhixi and Du Kaixuan and Hayata Xina played again.
This time the confrontation was a team match, Tian Zhixi, Du Kaixuan and Hayata Hina appeared as the number one of the three teams of "South Korea, Hong Kong, and Japan" respectively, and once again launched a strong dialogue.
As a result, this time, Tian Zhixi and Du Kaixuan not only lost to Hayata Xina again, but also lost even more miserably, basically without the ability to fight back, without suspense.
1) Women's team semi-finals:
As the number one main force, Du Kaixuan lost to Hayata Hina 0:3, without any strength ~ last time he could win a round, but this time it was difficult to find even a round, and it seemed that the strength was very different.
In this way, you "Number One" have lost, is there any hope for the team? As a result, the Hong Kong women's team lost to the Japanese women's team 0:3, and Japan reached the final.
2) Women's Team Final:
Similarly, as the number one main force, Tian Zhixi lost 1:3 to Hayata Xina, and he also lost very brittlely, basically seeing no hope of winning ~ the last time he could still play seven rounds and play a parity, and this time, there was only one level to win.
You see: in less than a week, the two of them have met twice, the two are not as good as once, the loss has become more and more miserable, it seems that it is really not enough to beat Hayata ~ is Hayata progressing too fast? Or is it that the two of them have regressed significantly?
If Tian Zhixi, who is already 28 years old, is because of his age and obvious decline in strength, then Du Kaixuan, who is in the year of playing and has just performed well in the Olympic Games, may be a flash in the pan.
In this way, the two competitions, the two joined hands to "send Hayata to win the championship twice", which not only showed the decline in the strength of the two, but also highlighted the rise of Hayata Hina ~ Japanese women's table tennis still has some strength and potential, and it cannot be underestimated.