In the men's singles semifinals of the WTT World Cup finals, Zhang Benzhihe, who has been very strong recently, lost four straight sets to defeat Germany's Ochalov with a total score of 4-0. After the game, Ocharov told the official website of the German Table Tennis Association: Zhang Benzhihe performed perfectly, and he did not have any chance in the game.
Ocharov
Prior to this, Ochalov played Zhang Benzhihe a total of 8 times, and the two won 4 games each, which can be described as evenly matched. But what is somewhat surprising is that the ninth meeting between the two sides turned out to be "one-sided", in the game, Zhang Benzhihe completely suppressed Ochalov through a fierce smash, and finally won the game easily with four cities in a row.
Tomokazu Chang
Including this match, Zhang Benjihe has won three German players in a row during the promotion process, and when he faced Francesca and Timo Bohr, he was also impeccable. In an interview with the official website of the German Table Tennis Association, Ochalov said: "Zhang Benzhihe performed perfectly, he put a lot of pressure on me through strong smashes, I am very good at holding the ball together, but in today's game, I almost missed all of them, which greatly affected my confidence and my play in adversity. ”
Although Ochalov missed out on the final, the German star benefited a lot from the WTT Macau Championship and WTT World Cup finals: "The Macau Championship and the World Cup final are two heavyweight events, which is a good experience for me and I have been given a lot of opportunities to meet the top players. I learned a lot from both victories and defeats. Especially the match with Fan Zhendong gave me a lot of confidence and proved that everything is possible. ”
Ocharov believes that as long as he continues to work hard, he will definitely defeat Zhang Benzhihe: "As long as I train hard, I can continue to improve my level and maintain my form for a long time." Although I didn't have any chances in today's match, in the future, I can still beat Tomokazu Chang. ”