2-3！ National table tennis is unpopular again, Wang Yidi is no match for non-main forces, and the future of the Asian Games is worrying
On the evening of July 19, Beijing time, the 2023 Table Tennis Super League broke out again, and world champion Wang Yidi led 1-0 in the duel with young player Guo Yuhan and lost 2 consecutive games, was forced into a desperate situation, and chased the tiebreaker to no avail, and finally collapsed 2-3.
Recently, Wang Yidi has caused heated discussions among fans because he replaced Chen Meng and was selected into the Asian Games singles team, and this table super lost to Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu, and now it is even overturned by non-main forces, and the state is indeed not ideal, and the fans are also worried about her Asian Games future: this is not possible, it must be recovered quickly!
Wang Yidi, born in 1997, is a representative of the late bloomer of the National Table Tennis University, she did not begin to take on the main responsibility until the age of 22, and won the world championship title at the age of 23, which is already very old in the talented Chinese team, but these are obtained by successively defeating foreign opponents such as Mimato Ito and Sun Yingsha and other team masters.
Wang Yidi's form has fluctuated a little this year, winning the gold medal in the World Table Tennis Championships in doubles, but losing to Japanese players twice in singles (Miu Hirano and Hina Hayada), but still winning the singles place at the Asian Games with the world ranking, but it also caused some controversy.
Wang Yidi of the Table Tennis Super League lost two games in a row when he encountered the main force of the national table tennis, first losing 0-3 to Sun Yingsha, and then losing 2-3 to Wang Manyu, but did not lose to the non-main force, but this battle with Guo Yuhan encountered difficulties.
In the first game, Wang Yidi played steadily and won 11-7. But after the start of the second game, Guo Yuhan's condition rebounded significantly, Wang Yidi's side was not rigorous enough in receiving the serve and other links, and then lost 8-11, and then there was a rout in the third game, only 4 points to end the battle hastily, and the big score also became 1-2 behind and forced into a corner.
In the third game, Wang Yidi came up to take an 8-1 lead, and then curbed the momentum of the opponent's counterattack and successfully dragged the match into the tiebreaker 11-6. In the fifth game, it was difficult for the two to come up, the score continued to draw, Wang Yidi once had the advantage but was reversed by the other party, and the situation was not good.
In the face of the unfavorable situation, Wang Yidi seemed a little unsettled on the court, and soon fell 6-10 behind and was won 4 match points, and finally lost the entire match 6-11, becoming the first singles non-main women's world champion, what a pity!