At the Nagoya WTT Women's Finals, Hina Hayada once again faced Chen Meng of Chinese national table tennis, but suffered seven consecutive defeats, and her tears became a landscape that was difficult to ignore on the court. This game is not only a competition of skills, but also a blend of emotions, which makes people sigh at the ups and downs of honor and disgrace on the badminton court.
Facing Chen Meng, a seemingly insurmountable mountain, Hina Hayata's crying after the game was not because of the loss, but because of the regret in her heart, a deeper regret than before. "I had a better chance of winning this game than any of the previous ones, and my goal was to win the game, but it was reversed and I had a lot of remorse in my heart, two or three times more than before," she said. In the end, I regret not being able to win. ”
Although she has lost to Chen Meng seven times in a row, the 23-year-old Hina Hayada has not given up, she is the first sister of the current Japanese women's table tennis team, and she has won three crowns in one fell swoop at the 2023 Japan National Championships, showing her excellent performance in badminton. Even in the face of Chen Meng, a strong opponent, she is still the mainstay of Japanese women's table tennis.
It is worth mentioning that the 15-year-old Japanese teenager Miwa Zhangmoto also showed excellent strength in the game. Despite losing to China's Sun Yingsha in the first round, she has already broken into the top 30 in the world rankings, injecting new blood into the Japanese women's team. Such opponents make the Chinese national table tennis need to be vigilant at all times, because they may become huge competitors in future competitions.