National table tennis has confirmed that Fan Zhendong, Ma Long, Chen Meng and Sun Yingsha will participate in the asian games women's singles competition, and a few days ago, Japanese table tennis is also carrying out the selection of singles quotas. Surprisingly, in the match on April 10, The first sister of Japanese table tennis, Ito Mimachi, was reversed 2-4 by 17-year-old Miyu Kihara and missed the singles match at the Asian Games. At this point, Wang Manyu and Ito Mimachi were all out of the competition for singles quotas at the Asian Games, and had to make people feel that national table tennis and Japanese table tennis were very inward-looking. The Great Demon King Zhang Yining guessed the result of the game correctly, and after Ito Mimachi was reversed, he helplessly shed tears.
The Asian Games, like the Olympic Games, can only have 2 singles spots per association, so each team competes fiercely within the team first. The competition of the national table tennis women's team can be described as fierce, in a competition related to direct competition for places, Chen Meng defeated Wang Manyu 4-3 to win the Singapore Grand Slam women's singles title and won a singles spot at the Asian Games. This defeat made Wang Manyu directly miss the Asian Games singles match, and she lost the opportunity to defend her title. Although Sun Yingsha lost to Wang Manyu in Singapore, she still relied on the advantage of the world ranking to force Wang Manyu to qualify for singles.
The women's national table tennis team has thus decided that Chen Meng and Sun Yingsha will participate in the singles competition of the Asian Games, which is the same as the situation in the Olympic Games. It's just that the original Chen Meng and Sun Yingsha were decided by the coaching team through comprehensive discussion, this time it was obtained by their own direct efforts, and Wang Manyu's results were very sad twice. In fact, after the Olympic Games, Wang Manyu's performance has always been very good, winning the women's singles championship of the National Games and the World Table Tennis Championships. But losing just one match made her lose her singles qualification for the Asian Games. The fierce competition of national table tennis is very clear in this time.
In the Japan Table Tennis Association Asian Games singles selection tournament on April 10, Ito Mimachi lost 2-4 to 17-year-old Miyu Kihara, and also lost the opportunity to compete for the first place in Group A, so she missed the Asian Games women's singles competition. After the game, Ito did not hold back tears on the spot when interviewed. Ito said that she was not able to play her full strength in today's game, and she had to work hard and practice more until she had the strength to beat all opponents. It can be seen that Ito Mimachi is very unwilling, and was reversed in the case of a 2-1 lead, and Ito Mimako lost without temper.
Zhang Yining has previously argued that it is not possible to pose a threat to the national table tennis after the age of 20. Now the result is also guessed correctly by Zhang Yining, Ito Mimachi not only can not bring a continuous threat to the national table tennis, even the team competition can not guarantee victory, and now it has lost the Asian Games singles competition qualification. Both Ito and Wang Manyu were out of the competition for women's singles qualification at the Asian Games, showing the cruelty and inward volume of the competition within the national table tennis and Japanese table tennis teams. However, for Chen Meng and Sun Yingsha, this time it is indeed one less strong enemy.
Of course, the strength of the other players of the Japanese team should not be underestimated, and the national table tennis can not be taken lightly. At the Asian Games, we are not without careless losses, and if we do not pay enough attention to the opponents, then there is still a possibility of losing. Although Ito can't compete in the Asian Games singles competition, it doesn't mean that the gold medal is national table tennis, we still have to work hard to play every game.