In the WTT Nagoya Women's Finals, Japanese table tennis star Zhang Benmeihe played against the world No. 1 Sun Yingsha, but Zhang Benmeihe, who originally had the chance to win, was overtaken by Sun Yingsha.
"It's been a long time since I've seen such a great game, Meihe has worked hard, you are amazing! This is an unforgettable game, Meihe is so powerful, we all support you!"
As a rising star in the Japanese table tennis world, Miwa Zhang has gone crazy in their country, from Hina Hayada to Misei Ito, who have been defeated under Miwa Zhangmoto's racket one after another, this 15-year-old talented girl has emerged in major competitions at home and abroad, and is known as the future leader of the Japanese table tennis team. More and more Japanese fans are starting to look at the young table tennis player and have high hopes.
On the one hand, the combat effectiveness of Hina Hayada and others seems to have declined due to the fluctuating form of the main players and injuries, and on the other hand, the young Chinese players have gradually grown up and become an indispensable force for the Chinese team. In this case, the Japanese media focused on Miwa Zhangmoto, expecting her to take over the mantle of her predecessors and come forward to lead the Japanese table tennis team out of the predicament.
As the daughter of Wu Jinglian, Zhang Benmeihe has shown extraordinary talent and excellent ball skills since she was a child. With the help of her coaching team, and after years of hard training, her performance has continued to improve. Today, she has won several junior tournaments in China and other countries, proving that she can't be ignored.
Moreover, compared with the once smash hit competitors Miyu Hirano and Misei Ito, Miwa Zhangmoto's advantage is more obvious.
First of all, she has a more solid and detail-oriented style of play, maintaining a high level of performance both offensively and defensively. Secondly, with the growth of age and the advancement of technology, Zhang Benmeihe's psychological tolerance and stress resistance are gradually improving. These traits have enabled her to cope with an increasingly competitive environment and always perform at her best.
However, the high-profile youngster Zhang Benmei Ho has a formidable opponent in the form of China's world number one Sun Yingsha.
Looking back at her past head-to-head record, Zhang Benmeihe faced Sun Yingsha at the WTT Lanzhou Star Challenge last October, but unfortunately she lost all three games. However, the Japanese teenager showed an astonishing ability to bounce back in the ensuing matches, especially at the Mixed Team World Cup, where she teamed up with Hayasuke Togami to win back-to-back victories over a number of strong pairs, including Sun Yingsha/Wang Chuqin.
Although she had been defeated, in an interview before the game, Zhang Benmeihe still unabashedly expressed her expectations for fighting Sun Yingsha's sister, and emphasized that she would do her best to play an excellent performance. "I'm going to put my heart and soul into every fight and hopefully put my best foot forward in this fight. She added, "I'm going to have a long fight with her."
When she stepped onto the stage, she showcased her amazing striking power and nimble skills. She uses fast and powerful forehand attacks, interspersed with clever small-ball tactics, and poses no small threat to Sun Yingsha.
Although Sun Yingsha also responded with fine defense and unpredictable counterattacks, in the second half of the first game, Zhang Benmeihe's strong attacks won many times, laying the foundation for the victory. Although Zhang Benmei lost 2:3 in the end, her wonderful performance proved that she has the strength to challenge for the world No. 1.
Although she did not defeat the Chinese female player Sun Yingsha, Zhang Benmeiwa still won wide acclaim in Japan and caused huge waves in the international table tennis world. Some Japanese fans even said that Miwa Zhang is the real "first sister" of Japanese table tennis, and she is an outstanding talent representing the highest level of Japanese table tennis.
It is reported that Zhang Benzhihe witnessed his sister Zhang Benmeihe losing to world No. 1 Sun Yingsha in five games in the women's singles competition, and his mood was inevitably a little low.
immediately posted a heart-warming post to comfort her sister, which is really fraternal. (Below is the translated image)
When I hope they continue to cheer, I have to mention another Japanese teenager who was beaten and cried--------- Hina Hayata.
Hina Hayada is a hard-working player. She doesn't rely on a natural ball sense like some gifted players. Instead, she relied more on her hard-working character. She repeats high-intensity training every day and relentlessly hones her techniques. That's why she was able to reach the semi-finals at this year's Asian Championships.
However, when she encounters a strong opponent like Chen Meng, hard work alone is not enough.
In the first game, Hina Hayada once led 11:8. This not only gave her confidence, but also made the fans cheer for her. However, in the second game she started to make mistakes and eventually lost the game 8-11. The competition in the third game was extremely fierce, and the two sides went back and forth, but Chen Meng's powerful attack finally overwhelmed Hina Hayata, and Chen Meng won the game 12:10.
Faced with a score of 2:1, Hina Hayada felt unprecedented pressure. She realized that this could be the last chance to turn the tide and overcome a formidable opponent. So, in the fourth game, she worked hard, hitting the ball desperately, and her speed and power reached the highest point. However, her jade-burning style of play also brought mistakes.
With his excellent ball sense and scientific and strict training system, Chen Meng responded calmly, and every shot and positioning was full of power. This put a lot of pressure on Hina Hayata. Although she fought hard, the offense was defused one by one, and she made a mistake. In the final stages of the contest, Chen Meng's mental and physical load finally crushed the fragile player.
In the end, Hina Hayada lost the fourth game 9:11 and lost the hope of the final victory.
Of course, people's joys and sorrows are not the same, when Zhang Benmei and Hina Hayada shed tears in Nagoya, when Zhang Ben's brothers and sisters were sad and encouraged each other, China was busy celebrating the success of its own table tennis players, and also comforted Zhang Benmei with "warm hearts".
However, domestic netizens also comfort Zhang Benmeihe, it doesn't matter that you are Xi to slowly lose more. and cited several Japanese seniors who retired in tears, such as Ai Fukuhara and Misei Ito...... , but we don't know if this kind of comfort can work.
Some netizens also raised the idea of danger in times of peace, Zhang Benmeihe is only 15 years old, this is a hero since ancient times!
Yes, we won, but we still need to be prepared for the danger, we are still under pressure from the outside and we need to keep improving our technical and tactical skills in order to stay ahead of the curve in the future games. In addition, we should also pay attention to the development of young players like Zhang Benmeihe, who could become serious competitors in the future.
We should look at their performance and abilities with a more objective attitude, rather than blindly belittle or ignore them. In the future, we will see more competition and challenges, and only those who dare to accept and overcome them will truly be on the winning side. Continue to maintain our leadership position in table tennis.