The All-Day Championships in January will be particularly important for Japanese table tennis player Miu Hirano, as it will determine whether she can compete in the Olympic singles competition. The All Day Championships is also the last selection of Japanese table tennis before the start of the Paris Olympics, Miu Hirano and Misei Ito are 34.5 points apart, and now Miu Hirano is second in the Japanese table tennis trials Misei Ito is ranked third, and one of these two players is destined to qualify for the Olympic singles competition.
Miu Hirano doesn't think that she is too far behind Ito, in her opinion, a difference of 60 or 70 points is the real lead, and now she and Ito are on the same starting line. Looking ahead to the All-Day Championship in January, Miu Hirano is full of confidence, saying that every match will be played as a final.
Miu Hirano has a strong desire to compete in the singles at the Olympics, and she uses a phrase from Japanese chess champion Satora Fujii as a motto to encourage herself. Miu Hirano wrote the words "beyond the clouds" at the Kinoshita Club's press conference, expressing her determination to compete in singles at the Paris Olympics.
The implication of these four words is that as long as you overcome difficulties, you can see the blue sky. Miu Hirano still has a strong sense of aggressiveness, and her defeat of Sun Yingsha this year has really boosted her confidence. Miu Hirano watched the national table tennis match in the mixed team World Cup and can be said to have benefited a lot.
She believes that when the national table tennis players are evenly matched with the foreign players, the national table tennis players usually win by one or two points, and eventually they will become a wall and will not be easily surpassed by the opponent. Looking forward to the upcoming All-Day Championships, Miu Hirano also hopes to become a wall, and there is no doubt that she is learning from the national table tennis players Xi.
Miu Hirano is a very smart player who is full of agility in the game. It is also her aura that makes her famous earlier than Ito Misei. Although Miu Hirano has also experienced a decline in strength like Misei Ito, it is not that she has suddenly failed like Misei Ito.
Miyu Hirano was still able to defeat Sun Yingsha after five years, which shows that the hard power is still there. Miyu Hirano has faced the five main forces of national table tennis this year and has already played against the four main forces. She defeated Wang Yidi and Sun Yingsha this year, and the battle against Chen Meng also dragged her to the tiebreaker. In addition to being swept by Chen Xingtong, the other three main forces have obvious advantages.
Although Miu Hirano has also experienced a decline in strength, she has a better mentality than Misei Ito. This point is very crucial, and if Miu Hirano is also like Ito, I believe that the decline will be faster. Miu Hirano is also a resilient fighter that many fans overlook.
Miu Hirano is now ranked lower than Miwa Zhang's in the world, but she beat Sun Yingsha ahead of Miwa Zhang. Miu Hirano is still in an unstable state, otherwise she would have qualified for the Olympic singles long ago. It is precisely her ups and downs in performance that make the national table tennis coaching staff never regard her as a major competitor.
Miu Hirano hides her edge, but also to make a splash in the Olympic Games. The national table tennis coaching staff should not underestimate this competitor, Miu Hirano's comprehensive ability is far above Hina Hayata, she is stronger than Miwa Zhangmoto's adaptability, especially in the ability to read the game. Miyu Hirano's shortcomings are that her ability to resist pressure is relatively weak and she is not good at fighting tough battles.
In fact, Miu Hirano is also aware of this, and she also knows that young players will attack her in the All-Japan Championship. If Miu Hirano had the ability to resist pressure like Hina Hayata, she would still be the first sister of Japanese table tennis. In fact, one of the smartest players in Japanese table tennis is Misei Ito, and the other is Miu Hirano.
So it is not for nothing that these two players have risen rapidly in the international table tennis arena in their teens. Miyu Hirano wants to participate in the Olympic singles so much, but she actually wants to challenge Sun Yingsha. Fighting Sun Yingsha is her biggest motivation to move forward, and Sun Yingsha is also a very resilient player.
However, Sun Yingsha's ability to resist pressure far exceeds that of Miyu Hirano, and Miyu Hirano's hair extension technology is still relatively advanced. The two sides played each other this year, and Sun Yingsha's forehand short ball was attacked by Miyu Hirano with a continuous forehand.
Therefore, the reason why Sun Yingsha struggled against Miyu Hirano was in the technology of the first three boards. In fact, Sun Yingsha should still play more with Hirano, after the results of the Japanese table tennis trials in January are released, the national table tennis will definitely arrange for Sun Yingsha to play more with Miyu Hirano.
The national table tennis is also waiting for the final result, but Miu Hirano has not participated in many international competitions. This makes the national table tennis also very helpless, Miyu Hirano's current ranking is not high, and it is not low to say that it is not low, hovering in the top 20 in the world. She didn't participate in many ordinary WTT Challenger tournaments, and she didn't get a place in the year-end finals.
Sun Yingsha still has to try her best to be familiar with Miyu Hirano's style of play, and it is not enough to rely on her usual research. The two sides have only played once in five years, which is too few times. Once Miu Hirano gets the singles quota for the Olympic Games, she is definitely rushing to win the championship. For Sun, the competition at the Paris Olympics is bound to be fierce, and Miu Hirano has far more potential than Hina Hayada and Mimato Ito.
This is also where the Japanese table tennis coaching staff attaches more importance to Miu Hirano, this player has comprehensive strength, and he is still the most important Olympic layout player in Japanese table tennis, and he really needs to be vigilant.