At about 16:10 on March 17, the women's singles quarterfinals continued. China's famous Chen Meng played against Japan's Ishikawa Yoshijun, and the match attracted much attention. Whether this precious quarter-final seat can be won tests Chen Meng's impromptu performance. In the first set, after Chen Meng took a 7-5 lead, he seized on the opponent's mistakes and extended the score 8-5. 7-10 behind the situation, Ishikawa Yoshinori serve quality is quite high, Chen Meng made a mistake in receiving the serve, failed to cross the net, and lost 1 point. Chen Meng took the initiative to get started, moved left and right, scored strongly, won 11-8, and achieved a good start.
After all, the Olympic champion and the world champion are all in one, and Chen Meng's prospects for promotion are generally optimistic. In the second set, Chen Meng regretted losing points in the case of a 2-1 lead, 2-2. Chen Meng took the initiative to get started, and was shooting the slash to win, 3-2. Ishikawa Yoshinori felt good and achieved an equaliser. Chen Meng scored 2 points in a row to achieve a 5-3 situation. Ishikawa responded quickly, scoring 3 points in a row and overtaking 6-5! Chen Meng started decisively, back-slapped the move, and was shooting the ball, 6-6.
Ishikawa Yoshikawa scored 2 consecutive points in a 9-9 situation, achieving an 11-9 reversal, and the big score came to 1-1, a strong equalizer. The Japanese player roared in anger, venting his emotions. In the third set, Chen Meng broke out, did not give the opponent a chance, and actually sent an 11-0 disparity, which was too terrifying.
In the fourth set, Chen Meng briefly led and was chased 3-3 by his opponent. Chen Meng made a mistake and fell behind 3-4. Both sides come and go, alternately increasing points. Chen Meng struggled to achieve a 9-7 situation at the end of the set. In the end, 11-7, Chen Meng won with a score of 3-1 and advanced to the semifinals.