The Table Tennis Finals is the highest honor in the table tennis world and attracts the attention of countless fans and media every year. This year's men's doubles event is full of suspense and surprises. Four pairs from China, France and Japan, each with their own characteristics and strengths, as well as their own stories and dreams. Let's get to know them!
· 世锦赛冠军—樊振东/王楚钦
They are the future of Chinese table tennis and the rising stars of table tennis in the world. They are all post-90s, and they all have excellent skills and talents. At the 2019 World Championships, they joined forces to win the men's doubles title, becoming the youngest men's doubles champion pair in history. Their tacit understanding and cooperation on the field is amazing. Their friendship and mutual assistance off the field is touching. Their goal is to continue to write glory for Chinese table tennis, and they are also striving for their dreams.
· National Table Tennis Shuanglin Combination - Lin Shidong / Lin Gaoyuan
They are the stabilizing force of Chinese table tennis and the double insurance of national table tennis. They are all post-80s generations, and they all have rich experience and strength. At the 2017 World Championships, they partnered in the men's doubles for the first time and reached the final, although they lost to Ma Long/Xu Xin in the end, but they also showed their level and potential. Their calmness and composure on the pitch is something to trust. Their humility and low profile off the field are admirable. Their goal is to contribute their strength to the national table tennis and fight for their own honor.
· The French Lebrun brothers
They are the pride of French table tennis and the hope of European table tennis. They are a pair of brothers, both with an elegant style and a unique style of play. At the 2018 European Championships, they went all the way to win the men's doubles title, becoming the first men's doubles champion pair in French history. Their cooperation and creativity on the field is amazing. Their affection and optimism off the field are warm. Their goal is to make history for French table tennis and to fight for their brotherhood.
· Former Men's Doubles world No. 1 Hayasuke Togami / Yukiya Uda
They are veterans of Japanese table tennis and fierce rivals of Asian table tennis. They are all post-70s, and they all have a tenacious spirit and persistence. At the 2015 World Championships, they amazed the world, defeating a number of strong opponents, including Ma Long/Xu Xin, to win the men's doubles title, becoming the first men's doubles champion pair in Japanese history. Their speed and outburst on the field is astounding. Their dedication and dedication off the field are admirable. Their goal is to push the limits of Japanese table tennis, but also to persevere for their beliefs.
This is what I think is the strength and story of the table tennis finals - men's doubles semifinals, what do you think?