Losing 0-3 to the Indian player, Wang Yidi lost not only a game, but also Olympic qualification!
In the first round of the women's team group stage of the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan on February 16, Wang Yidi, who is now ranked second in the world, was swept 0-3 by the Indian player in the match against Indian player Srija Akula, resulting in the Chinese women's table tennis score falling behind 1-2 and once facing a defeat!
Fortunately, Sun Yingsha, who was behind, played normally in the fourth set and helped the Chinese team equalize the big score, and Wang Manyu, who played again, turned the tide in the deciding set, defeated the Indian player, and helped the Chinese women's table tennis team win the reversal!
In this game, although Sun Yingsha lost a set of matches, it will not have much impact on Sun Yingsha, but for Wang Yidi, this time she may lose not only one game, but also the upcoming Paris Olympics qualification!
Why?
In the latest world rankings, Wang Yidi is second only to Sun Yingsha, ranking second in the world, and at the same time in the Paris Olympic selection standings, Wang Yidi is second only to Sun Yingsha and Chen Meng, ranking third, and Wang Yidi is not far from Chen Meng's score difference, and has every chance to surpass Chen Meng and come to the second position!
It seems that Wang Yidi is getting closer and closer to the singles of the Paris Olympics!
However, this time in the first round of the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, Wang Yidi faced the Indian player, but was swept 0-3, and there was no chance of winning in the whole game!
Wang Yidi's poor performance also disappointed many fans!
And Wang Yidi may lose his upcoming qualification for the Paris Olympics this time!
You must know that Wang Yidi is not the absolute main force of Chinese women's table tennis, and in terms of competition results, it cannot be compared with Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng and Wang Manyu!
However, the head coach of the Chinese women's table tennis Ma Lin admired Wang Yidi very much, and gave Wang Yidi the singles qualification for the Asian Games, which only had two places, which also made many fans criticize!
But if Wang Yidi can not lose the foreign war in the Asian Games and can meet Sun Yingsha in the finals, it can also be said that he has completed the task and proved his ability to defend the area!
But Wang Yidi lost to Hina Hayada again in the women's singles semifinals of the Asian Games!
In fact, losing foreign wars in the World Table Tennis Championships and Asian Games has determined that Wang Yidi will not be able to compete for the Paris Olympics, but because the Chinese Table Tennis Association has formulated the selection method for the Paris Olympics, this also gives Wang Yidi the opportunity to continue to compete for the Paris Olympics!
At present, Wang Yidi's Olympic selection points are ahead of Wang Manyu, if Wang Yidi can continue to play steadily and perform well in the competition, she has every chance to compete for the qualification for the Paris Olympics, or even the singles qualification!
But this time in the first round of the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, he lost the foreign war again, which also means that Wang Yidi has completely bid farewell to the Olympic Games!
In the knockout stage of the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan, I believe that Ma Lin will never dare to let Wang Yidi play again, especially once she reaches the finals, and the opponent in the final is the Japanese team, it is impossible for Ma Lin to let Wang Yidi play again!
It seems that Wang Yidi is going to say goodbye to the Paris Olympics in advance!
On the contrary, Wang Manyu, in the game against the Indian team, Wang Manyu turned the tide, scoring two points alone, Wang Manyu's performance also made the fans shine! I believe that Wang Manyu's performance also proved his strength!
If Ma Lin can treat Wang Manyu fairly and justly, I believe that Wang Manyu will definitely be able to compete in the knockout stage, and the Paris Olympics also need a powerful athlete like Wang Manyu!