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On December 15, Beijing time, the WTT Nagoya Finals ended the first day of competition, and the last match was a battle between foreign associations, Misei Ito vs. Diaz. In this game, Misei Ito defeated Diaz 3-1 and took the last train to the quarterfinals.
National table tennis fans will certainly be no stranger to these two. Needless to say, Ito was the toughest opponent in the last Olympic cycle, and she also snatched the Olympic mixed doubles championship from the national table tennis team, but in the past year, she has fallen into a slump and the world ranking has fallen to tenth. And Diaz also has the level of TOP10, she once defeated Wang Manyu in the mixed team World Cup, so her strength should not be underestimated. But when it comes to head-to-head records, Ito has an overwhelming advantage.
In the first game, Ito quickly got into the groove, her style of play completely restrained Diaz, and the Puerto Rican beauty was beaten and shook her head repeatedly, and soon Ito took the lead 11-6. In the second game, Diaz adjusted in time, and some of Ito's backhand opportunities were a bit drilly, and Diaz pulled one back 11-9. In the third game, Ito regained the initiative and played a wave of small climaxes 11-3 to exceed again. In the fourth game, Ito continued to control the rhythm, and whether Diaz scored or not basically depended on whether Ito made mistakes or not. In the end, Ito Misei scored 11-5 and advanced to the quarterfinals 3-1.
In terms of national table tennis, although all 5 foreign battles were won, the process was far more difficult than the result. In the first two foreign wars, the national table tennis did not encounter much pressure. Wang Yidi faced South Korea's 19-year-old Shin Yubin, and quickly established an advantage with two 11-6. Although Wang Yidi was overturned by Shen Yubin in the third game with 4 match points in hand, Wang Yidi quickly adjusted in the fourth game and defeated Shen Yubin 3-1 to take the lead for the national table tennis. Then Wang Manyu faced Yang Xiaoxin, a Moroccan-Chinese who played with a strange board style, and scored 5 points in a row after falling behind 7-10 in the first game, and finally swept in three straight games, but Wang Manyu won every game not easily.
Next, starting from Chen Xingtong, the national table tennis is even more sweaty in every foreign war. Chen Xingtong faced Szokos, who defeated Chen Meng twice in a year, and was violently attacked by his opponent throughout the match. If you are a little conservative, the lead will be buried in an instant. Chen Xingtong experienced a roller coaster plot of falling behind, overtaking, and being tied up, and finally broke out in the deciding game and completed the harvest 11-3. And Chen Meng played more difficult in the face of Hina Hayata, Chen Meng only won the first game relatively easily, and then lost two games in a row and was overtaken by Hina Hayata, and finally Chen Meng still withstood the pressure and won two games in a row, 3-2 to complete the reversal.
And the most pressure is Sun Yingsha, who suffered a strong impact from Zhang Benmeihe, who was only 15 years old. Like Chen Xingtong, Sun Yingsha has also experienced backwardness, overtaking, and being equaled. And in the deciding game, Sun Yingsha still fell behind 0-3 when she came up, but Sun Yingsha withstood the pressure and turned the tables against the wind, and defeated Zhang Benmeihe 11-6 in the deciding game. But Zhang Benmeihe's impact is still impressive, and her edge is even sharper than Zhang Ben Tomokazu when she first debuted.
In addition, there is also a national table tennis civil war, and Qian Tianyi, the seventh in the world, lost 0-3 to Zhang Rui and became the only player out of the national table tennis. In another contest between foreign associations, Han Ying, a 40-year-old German-Chinese chipper, narrowly defeated Zhu Qianxi 3-2 to advance to the quarterfinals.
The quarterfinals are out:
Top half: Sun Yingsha VS Han Ying, JPY VS plan
The second half: Zhang Rui VS Wang Yidi, Chen Xingtong VS Wang Manyu