On December 24, Beijing time, the table tennis T-League continued, and the national table tennis world champion Hao Shuai suffered another defeat, after losing 1-2 in men's doubles and 1-3 in men's singles, he was in a very poor state.
It is worth mentioning that in the previous day's competition, Hao Shuai also lost two collapses in a row, but at that time, there was an Olympic runner-up friend Niwa Takashi who was in danger and won two games in a row to save the defeat. However, this time Takaki Niwa was absent from the game and did not play, and Okayama FC finally lost to the mediocre Shizuoka team with an aggregate score of 1-3, and had no chance to stage a comeback - see below for details.
Hao Shuai was born in 1983, is one of the few world champions in this age group who still competes on the field, once he was stuck in the sixth position of the national table tennis men's team for a long time, and finally failed to become the main force of the Olympic Games and the World Table Tennis Championships.
However, the years are not forgiving, as time goes by, Hao Shuai's state is also declining significantly, before the start of this competition, he lost to Chinese players Cheng Jingqi and Liao Zhenting in the competition with Kanazawa Club, and this time against Shizuoka lost 2 points in a row, the situation is not good.
In the first set, Hao Shuai cooperated with Japan's Tian Tianxiang to play in men's doubles, but lost 10-11 in the first game, won 11-6 in the second game, and lost 10-12 in the third game, falling to the key points twice, which is indeed a pity.
In the second set of singles, Hao Shuai played in a row and played with Ito's old mixed doubles partner Morizono Masataka, but he lost in the first game in the battle for key points, losing a city 9-11, and although he returned an 11-9 thrilling win in the second game, he then lost two games in a row 8-11 and 5-11, thus losing the second point of the team competition, and the state was quite bad.
In the third set, Hao Shuai's teammate Yoshiyama lost 0-3 to Yokotani (3-11, 4-11, 7-11), and then Tanigaki Yuma won 3-1 against Panasonic Taisei (11-6, 8-11, 11-7, 11-6), but Okayama had already lost, but according to the rules, they had to play at least four sets, so the final victory could only be regarded as a victory over nothing.
Another famous player of the Okayama Club in this competition, Japanese Olympic runner-up Takaki Niwa, did not play, Hao Shuai did not play well, and the level of the rest of the players was not good, and it was not surprising to lose in the end, looking forward to Hao Shuai's better performance next time: Come on!