On the afternoon of August 13, Beijing time, the table tennis T League individual competition continued, Japan's two major Tokyo Olympic players - Ito Mimachi and Ishikawa Yoshinori met in a narrow road, launched a fierce duel, the result of the veteran Ishikawa Yoshinori in the big score of 1-0 lead was tragically reversed, and finally 2-4 was eliminated, did not have the opportunity to advance to the quarterfinals, continue to impact the Olympic points of the Japanese team.
At the same time that Ishikawa Yoshinori lost, another world champion of the Japanese women's team, Hirano Miyu, played smoothly, and won the promotion in the second round with a big score of 4-1, and the single round blasted out of the 11-1 disparity to eliminate Sado Ōto, which was indeed full of momentum: there are really people who are happy and some people are worried!
Ito Mimachi, Ishikawa Yoshinori, Hirano Miyu is the three main players of Japanese women's table tennis to participate in the Tokyo Olympic Games, but on the state of competition, the latter two athletes are obviously worse, especially the 29-year-old Ishikawa Yoshijun this year has lost the Chengdu World Table Tennis Championships, Hangzhou Asian Games, urgently need to win to re-prove themselves, did not expect that the second round of this competition met Ito Mimako, it is really some bad luck.
However, after the start of the game, Ishikawa's performance was still somewhat unexpected, facing it with it, she came up to the top 11-5, but soon Ito Mimachi won the reverse with 11-6, 11-9 consecutive sets, showing the level of the Olympic champion.
In the fourth set, Ishikawa Yoshinori once again exerted her strength and won 11-7, and the two sides returned to the same running line again, but in the crucial fifth set, she lost 9-11, and then in the sixth set, she was constantly suppressed by Ito Mimachi, and finally lost the whole game 8-11, and only played two games to end the fight, which was a pity!
On the other hand, the match between Hirano Miyu and Oto Sazuki is relatively calm, after all, the gap between the two is indeed relatively large, and although Hirano Miyu is not as good as five years ago, she is still significantly stronger as a world champion, Asian champion, and national champion.
After the start of the match, Hirano took the lead and took the lead in 11-6. In the second set, Oto Sazuki successfully counterattacked, 11-7 to win back Ichijo, but that was all, and then the situation on the court was completely controlled by Hirano Miyu, who defeated her opponents 11-7, 11-1, 11-9 consecutively, and finally won the promotion 4-1.
At present, it seems that the overall level of Hirano Miyu has recovered, and it is more difficult for other Japanese athletes to win her, and even it is not easy for Ito Andomachi and Hina Hayata to easily beat this player, so let's wait and see what happens behind her!