On March 14, the inaugural WTT Singapore Grand Slam Tournament continued, with a matchup between China and Japan women's table tennis on the evening of March 14, with china's Wang Yidi against Japan's Miyu Hirano.
Wang Yidi in the past two years, especially after the Tokyo Olympic Games, Wang Yidi's performance has become better and better, and now it can be said that he has stepped into the main layer with half a foot, and in last year's WTT World Cup finals, Wang Yidi once defeated Chen Meng and showed good strength.
And Hirano Miyu is an excellent young athlete trained in Japan, three years younger than Wang Yidi, as early as 6 years, Hirano Miyu was only 16 years old, won the Women's Singles World Cup championship.
However, with the importance that Chinese women's table tennis attaches to Hirano Miyu, today's Hirano Miyu is almost a victory in the face of Chinese women's table tennis.
Previously, Wang Yidi and Hirano Miyu had a confrontation in the past, when Wang Yidi defeated Hirano Miyu in four consecutive sets with the first loss of one set.
Now that the two are fighting again, how will they win or lose?
In the first game, Wang Yidi quickly entered the state of the game, and Hirano Miyu was not willing to show weakness, and the competition between the two was very fierce, and the score was drawn many times.
After 11 draws, Wang Yidi seized the opportunity to attack consecutively, scoring two consecutive points to win the first set with a score of 13-11!
In the second game, Wang Yidi's sharp attack made Hirano Miyu a bit overwhelmed, whether it was the first three boards or holding each other, Hirano Miyu did not have an advantage, and Wang Yidi was more and more courageous, winning another round with an 11-7 score, leading 2-0!
In the third set, Wang Yidi's offensive attack was unabated, and the Vietnam war became more and more courageous, and he took a 7-4 lead shortly after the start.
At this time, the game has no suspense, Hirano Miyu is difficult to withstand Wang Yidi's attack, and in the end, Wang Yidi won the game 11-8.
In this way, Wang Yidi swept 3-0 away Miyu Hirano and easily advanced to the women's singles round of 16, and the next round against German player Miltham.
Ito, who is in the same district as Wang Yidi, defeated his opponent 3-1 in a match with Chen Siyu of Chinese Taipei and successfully advanced to the round of 16.
If Wang Yidi can win the next match against Miltham, it is likely that he will play against Ito In the quarter-finals!
At last year's World Table Tennis Championships in Houston, Wang Yidi swept Ito 4-0, and now if the two can meet again, who can laugh to the end? Can Wang Yidi still successfully block Ito Mimako?
Let's wait and see!