If you want to ask: Today's Japanese women's table tennis, who is the first sister?
Most fans think of this: one of Ito and Hina Hayata.
Namely:
These two people are a bit indiscriminate, both have the strength of "being a sister", it can be said that the competition is fierce, it is in the middle of a glue, and it is difficult to see for a while.
However, at present, when the two of them are "competing for the right moment", two more people have joined the "warband" to eagerly covet the status of "first sister".
The two men are:
1) One is Miyu Hirano.
After several years of dormancy, today's Hirano Miyu, thick and thin, suddenly awakened, the current state is getting better and better, is catching up with good performance, to the "Japanese table tennis sister" position to launch an impact.
2) The other is Zhang Benmeihe.
After Nagasaki Miyu and Kihara Miyu, another Japanese table tennis player: Zhang Benmeihe emerged, and quickly rose, and began to have the potential and signs of impacting the "Japanese Table Tennis Sister".
It is said that 14-year-old Zhang Benmeihe has "first sister potential", mainly because of her:
1) More comprehensive than Nagasaki grapefruit;
2) More stable than Miyu Kihara;
3) I didn't lose much of the battle with Ito and Hayata ~ no one dared to underestimate her.
So:
What Zhang Benmei lacks is only experience and thickness, and also has "one sister potential".
Such:
Chinese women's table tennis has "top 4", and Japanese women's table tennis also has "4 generals".
Ito Mimachi, Hayata Hina, Hirano Miyu, and Zhang Benmei basically constitute the "tough 4 generals" of Japanese women's table tennis and become an important candidate for the future "one sister dispute".
Among them, "more mature Hirano Miyu", the current momentum is a bit fierce ~ this is mainly manifested in the recent "Japan Table Tennis T League Individual Competition" competition.
Recently, the "Japan Table Tennis T League Individual Competition" began, and the results of this event are directly linked to the Paris Olympic selection points:
The top 3 can all receive Olympic selection points ~ 25 points for the first place, 20 points for the second place, and 15 points for the third place.
You see:
This point is pretty tempting, right? Therefore, all the players went all out to compete, and the whole competition was very fierce.
Among them, in the competition for Japanese women's table tennis, Hirano Miyu's performance is very eye-catching and more "intriguing".
This is mainly manifested in:
This time, she and the "3 first sister competitors": Ito Mimachi, Hayata Hina, Zhang Benmiwa, all have "direct or indirect" moves, and perform well.
First, first of all, it overwhelmed Zhang Benmeihe.
Zhang Benmeihe is an important potential opponent on her "one-sister competition" road, which Hirano Miyu must suppress.
This time in the T League, although the two did not directly fight, Hirano still "indirectly" suppressed her:
1) In the 1/8 final, Zhang Benmei and the 3:4 defeat to the chipper Hashimoto Fan Naoka, the game is very difficult, it seems that the 14-year-old Zhang Benmeihe, in the cutting ball and other young players: very difficult, not easy to deal with ~ "chipping spell" is also effective for her.
2) And in the quarter-finals, it was Hirano's turn to play against chipper Hashimoto Fan Naoka, it was easy and pleasant, and a 4:0 quick end to the battle, which was very easy ~ not to be afraid of the player.
In this way, one is very difficult, one is very relaxed ~ Hirano Miyu "fights cattle across the mountain", and has the upper hand in the indirect competition with Zhang Benmeihe.
Second, it overwhelmed Ito.
In the quarterfinals, Ito Lost 3:4 to Shibata Shaji, missed the Final Four, and the Olympic points were gone ~ The first time he stepped into the T League, Ito suffered a major blow.
The same is the granular playing method:
1) Shibata Shaji faced "He Zhuojia with long glue", losing 0:4 and having no power to fight back;
2) However, when she played against "Ito Mimakoto with raw glue", she played with wind and water, and saw a highlight once, which made Ito feel very uncomfortable.
The reason for this may be due to:
1) Shibata Shaji is not adapted to the "anti-rotation" of He Zhuojia long glue, will not pick up, and make mistakes as soon as it is connected ~ while Ito's raw glue does not rotate strongly;
2) He Zhuojia is mainly based on "control" and has fewer mistakes; Ito, on the other hand, is based on "attack (fight)", with many mistakes ~ in this way, it has given away a lot of points in vain;
3) In addition, Shibata's forehand ability is stronger, Ito's ball rotation is not so strong, just suitable for violent pumping, so let Shibata forehand open, Ito is not good.
From this point of view:
Ito Mimachi was quite difficult to deal with Shibata Sasaki, and it was a bit difficult to beat.
However, in the semi-finals, it was Hirano's turn to deal with Shibata Saji, and it was easy and pleasant, and 4:1 and painfully took Shibata down, basically without effort ~ Shibata's forehand was a little insufficient in front of her.
In this way, Hirano once again "beat the bull across the mountain" and won another victory in the indirect contest with "another sister competitor", Ito Mimachi.
Third, in the end, the final has a direct dialogue with Hina Hayata.
The first two of the 3 "one sister competitors" are "indirect suppression", while the third one is a direct dialogue ~ This afternoon, Hirano will compete with Hayata for the final championship.
The two also have a win-lose situation in front of each other, and it is not easy to say who can win this game.
1) Hayata Hina is stronger in hard power, belongs to the "strength faction", and likes to be tough;
2) And Hirano Miyu, the playing rules are more varied, belonging to the "flexible platoon", can be soft kegang.
Therefore, the contest between the two is also very interesting.
But no matter what the result is, in today's competitive landscape of Japanese women's table tennis, the rising momentum of Hirano Miyu and the impact on the "status of a sister in Japanese table tennis" are still obvious and have a great impact.
In the future, Japanese women's table tennis will be a big mess.