WTT Tunis, the Chinese team accounted for four seats in the final, of which the women's doubles won the championship and runner-up!
Women's Singles: Zhang Rui 4-3 Zhang Ben Meihe
Zhang Rui is a Mesozoic national table tennis player who defeated Sun Yingsha in the 20-21 civil war, thus further opening up his popularity!
In this competition, Zhang Rui eliminated well-known players including Miyu Hirano and Miyu Nagasaki all the way, and entered the final to face the famous Zhang Ben miwa, the game process was not easy, and the two fought hard for 7 rounds to separate the winners and losers.
Zhang Rui, with a 3-1 lead, was chased to the decider by Zhang Benmeihe and narrowly won the seventh set. The forehand was commended for being able to win the game by Zhang Benmei and seizing the opportunity! Three Japanese players in a row! The gold content of this race is also very high!
Zhang Rui is 25 years old, has been in the national team for many years, in addition to participating in competitions, the team mainly imitates Japanese players and gives the main force sparring.
In 2017, he began to participate in the international competition of the senior group, and in March this year, WTT Didha lost to his teammates and won the runner-up! This championship is also the first women's singles champion in Zhang Rui's adult group! Congratulations to Rui Zhang! Zhang Rui also has a women's doubles competition and hopes to become the only double champion in this competition!
In another men's singles match, Hugo defeated Le Burren to win the championship, and in the mixed doubles match held on August 5, Zhang Benzhihe/Zhang Benmei and his siblings won the championship!
Zhang Rui / Kuo Man defeated teammate He Zhuojia / Shi Xunyao to win the women's doubles championship! Congratulations to Zhang Rui/Kuman, Zhang Rui also became the only double champion in this competition! Congratulations!
Zhao Zihao / Xue Fei vs Zhang Benzhihe / Muzo Yongren, Sino-Japanese War, come on!
Next, cheer for the national table tennis! Fight to bring three champions home and make up for the regrets of the men's singles!