WTT Singapore Grand Slam second matchday match day match, the first match day of the 8 Chinese players are victorious to qualify, today's first Chinese player is Xiang Peng, it is a pity that he lost 3 consecutive sets by the Danish player Gross eliminated out, Chen Meng against the Japanese player Hitomi Sato, facing the chipper Hitomi Sato, Chen Meng played very tired, but there is no suspense in the game, she swept the opponent 3:0 to complete the promotion.
The next game is Fan Zhendong against Portugal's Apollonia, this game is also seen as a game without suspense, Fan Zhendong is the world's top player, he has won the World Table Tennis Championships, world cup, Olympic championship, the strength of the two is not at one level at all, after the start of the first game, Apollonia entered the state relatively fast, plus before he played the qualifying game, for all aspects of the court are more familiar, the two scores once hit 8:8 draw, key points competition, Fan Zhendong continued to return the ball with high quality, 11:8, Fan Zhendong won the first set, the big score was 1:0 leading, and there was still a relatively large gap between the two in the handling of key balls.
In the second set of the game, Fan Zhendong was getting better and better, 7:3 lead, Apollonia's own strength level was limited, he did not bring too much threat to Fan Zhendong, for Fan Zhendong was more in the state, adapting to the venue, 11:8, Fan Zhendong won the second set, the big score 2:0 lead. In the third set of the game, Apollonia took a 6:1 lead, Fan Zhendong's state was slightly undulating, 11:5, Apollonia pulled back a set, the big score Fan Zhendong led 2:1, the fourth set of the game, Fan Zhendong lost 3 points in a row, he adjusted the consecutive scores in time, Fan Zhendong had no danger to win the third set, the big score was 3:1 to win the opponent.
In another Winter Paralympic match, the Chinese curling team won the championship 8-3 against the powerful Sweden team, achieving 10 consecutive wins and successfully defending the title.