World Table Tennis Championships, French player Alex repeatedly served irregularly, angering celebrities

On February 22, Beijing time, the men's team quarterfinals of the World Table Tennis Championships in Busan kicked off, and the two major European powerhouses France and Portugal met in a narrow way, and there was a controversial scene in the first set - French player Alex (the elder brother of the Lebrun brothers) was protested by the European champion Freitas many times because of serving problems, and finally failed to win, leading 1-0 and losing 3 games in a row was reversed.

It is worth mentioning that Alex had previously complained about Wang Chuqin's serve in international matches, but his own serve often angered opponents, and many fans couldn't help but sigh: It's really a loss and a loss!

Alex's serve has a long history of attracting attention inside and outside the circle, and this tournament is no exception. After the start of the first game, Freitas quickly launched and led 7-3, but then the situation reversed, Alex continued to attack and succeed, and then scored 7 points in a row to overtake, although Freitas saved game points in a row, but finally lost 12-14 and lost the first city.

It was also from the first game that Freitas had already expressed his displeasure with Alex's serve, believing that he had made a move before he could get on his feet, which made him very annoyed.

In the second game, the contradictions between the two sides continued to excite, and the controversy continued not long after the beginning, and the referee also took the initiative to interrupt Alex's serve, but he did not relent, as a result, Freitas went crazy on the spot, and fanned out directly on the table with the ball, in order to satirize the opponent's irregular serve, and the atmosphere on the court was tense to the extreme.

Thankfully, Alex finally began to pay attention to the problem, but his service threat dropped a lot, and he soon lost back-to-back games, and finally reversed the lead for a while, and Freitas returned a 14-12 score.

In the third game, the two sides continued to play very closely, and as a result, Freitas won again by a crucial point, winning 11-9 to push Alex into a desperate situation, and then continued to work hard in the fourth game to end the battle 11-6, thus staging a great comeback.

Alex's serve did have a lot of problems in this tournament, and he was always in a hurry, completely ignoring whether the opponent was standing firm and ready, which may be an unintentional move, but it may not be a psychological tactic, but Freitas is obviously not used to him, and dared to say no to this kind of behavior, and finally won the victory: congratulate him!