The World Men's Volleyball League continued in the Philippines, with China welcoming its third opponent in the third week, the Canadian men's volleyball team, with the Chinese men's volleyball team taking the first game ahead of the next game and winning the first game 25-23. After winning one game first, the result was 3 consecutive losses, 21-25, 17-25, 18-25 1-3 defeat to the Canadian men's volleyball team, suffering 6 consecutive losses!
In the second game, Canada curbed the play of the Chinese men's volleyball team in attack and blocking, and Canada won the second game 25-21, and the big score was 1-1. Several penalties from the referee affected the performance of the final crucial score.
In the third game, the first point played more than one round, Canada started 1-0, the Chinese team was a little chaotic, Canada soon led 3-1, Yu Yuantai's attack was blocked, Canada's serve was out of bounds, the two sides tied 6-6, China had several consecutive passes and attacks with ups and downs by Canada 12-8 into the second half. Subsequently, after China touched the net, Canada led 20-12 into the last 5-point battle, Canada served out of bounds 20-13, and then China also played a one-attack 14-21, which was no longer helpful, Canada won the set point 24-16, Canada won the second set 25-17.
In the fourth game, Canada started 3-1, and the men's volleyball team seemed to win the first game by luck, and then lost two games basically had no chance, and the gap was still very large. Canada sent a rolling tennis 13-7 into the second half, it was difficult 14-21 almost impossible to reverse, 24-17 Canadian game and match point, 25-18 won the fourth set, 3-1 victory over the Chinese men's volleyball team.
The Chinese men's volleyball team finished all the matches in the third week, ranked 14th with only 7 points from 10 losses and 2 wins, and had missed the finals. The two matches won were a 3-2 win over Bulgaria in the first week and a 3-1 win over Germany in the second week.