World Table Tennis Championships: Chen Meng lost in the final, led 1-0 and lost 3 games, Hina Hayada cheered to celebrate the victory

On the evening of February 24, Beijing time, the women's team final of the Busan World Table Tennis Championships continued, and Chen Meng, the Olympic champion ranked second in the national table tennis world, appeared on the stage and faced off against the world's fifth-ranked Japanese sister Hina Hayata.

Hina Hayada showed very strong strength in this competition, and she is worthy of being the highest-ranked female table tennis player in the foreign association.

Hina Hayada is currently the leader of Japanese women's table tennis, and she is also the world's highest-ranked female table tennis player in the entire foreign association, and her strength is very outstanding, especially last year's rapid rise in performance, and she defeated the national table tennis world champion Wang Yidi at the World Table Tennis Championships and Asian Games in a row, and finally won the bronze and silver medals in singles, which is a difficult opponent.

Although in the past against Chen Meng, Hina Hayada has been defeated repeatedly and has not won yet, but she has also been entangled with the other party until the last moment, and the victory or defeat is only a millimeter, so this Warring States table tennis still can't let down its vigilance.

After the start of the game, Hina Hayada entered the state at a rate significantly faster than Miwa Zhangmoto, who lost in the previous set, creating a certain amount of pressure on Chen Meng, but Chen Meng quickly found his senses, and then took advantage of the line transfer that Hina Hayada is good at, constantly knocking the opponent back and forth and pinning it back, the landing point was very flexible, and then successfully won the first place 11-6.

In the second game, Chen Meng's opening lead was reversed, and then he was beaten a little hard by Hina Hayata's strong arc ball attack, and was soon won by the opponent with 4 game points, and then recovered 2 points and lost 8-11, and the two returned to the same running line.

In the third game, Chen Meng came up and fell behind 1-6, and then was beaten to 5-10, he made too many mistakes, but it was at this time that Chen Meng woke up like a dream, scored 4 points in a row to chase 9-10, the Japanese team hurriedly called a timeout to adjust, Ito Misei and others on the field hurriedly analyzed the battle situation for their teammates, and then Hina Hayada successfully scored points, Chen Meng was forced into a desperate situation 9-11!

In the fourth game, Chen Meng stood firm and broke through from the middle position, which was very good, but in the middle section, he was hit by Hina Hayata's powerful curve ball, and after being chased to 7-6, he had to use up the right to pause and accept the guidance of head coach Ma Lin.

After returning to the game, Chen Meng continued to lose points and was chased to a 7-7 draw by Hina Hayata, and then he made an offensive error, and Hina Hayada successfully overtook the score. In the face of an extremely passive situation, Chen Meng's offensive quality was still not as good as Hina Hayata, and as a result, he was constantly knocked back by the opponent, and then the score difference began to widen.

In the face of this situation, Chen Meng looked helpless on the court, although he saved many match points when he was 7-10 behind, but in the end he lost the whole game 12-14, and lost to Hina Hayada for the first time in his career, which is a pity!