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The men's team group stage of the World Table Tennis Championships ushered in the first match tonight, with the Chinese team playing against the Belgian team. The 36-year-old veteran Ma Long ushered in the ninth World Table Tennis Championships, and he played in the third game and won his opponent 3-1. In the end, the Chinese team won the opponent with a total score of 3-0 and ushered in a good start.
Wonderful review
Match 1: Fan Zhendong defeated Nuitik 3-0, the scores of the three games were 11-5, 11-6, 11-6 (Fan Zhendong in front)
Second game: Wang Chuqin defeated Larsenforss 3-0, the scores of the three games were 11-8, 13-11, 11-4 (Wang Chuqin in front)
Match 3: Malone defeated Allegro 3-1, 11-4, 11-7, 10-12, 11-7 (Malone in front).
Prospects
The Chinese team has now achieved 10 consecutive championships in the men's team, and the goal of this year is of course very simple, that is, to strive for the championship. As the last team competition before the Paris Olympics, the World Table Tennis Championships is an important battle for the Chinese team to test and inspect the Olympic lineup. Fan Zhendong, Wang Chuqin, Ma Long, Liang Jingkun and Lin Gaoyuan are the main lineup of the Chinese men's team, and the main competitors of the Chinese team are the host South Korea, Japan and Germany. As long as China doesn't make too many mistakes, defending the title is not a problem.
Honor Profile
The Chinese men's table tennis team has a glorious history, since the first World Table Tennis Championships men's team championship in 1961, the mainland has won a total of 41 championships in the world competition, and has almost never missed in the previous competitions. Therefore, table tennis has become the absolute dominant sport in the mainland. In addition, a large number of world legends such as Zhuang Zedong, Liu Guoliang, Kong Linghui, Ma Long and Wang Hao have emerged in mainland men's table tennis, and a history of Chinese table tennis is a history of world table tennis.
Group stage opponents
Croatia, Belgium, Hungary and Cuba