On March 28, the men's singles 1/16 finals of the Table Tennis Incheon Championship continued. French direct shot teenager Felix Lebrun relied on his superior play to chase three games in a row after falling behind 0-1, and finally reversed Denmark's Linde 3-1. I have to admire that Lebrun's straight shot style is becoming more and more comprehensive, and his forehand offensive ability has been greatly improved.
In the first game, Linde played very smartly, using the landing point to catch Felix off guard, and in the end of the game, Linde got the game point in one go, Felix wanted to chase the score in the second half, but he didn't keep up with the rhythm in the early stage, and Linde got off to a good start with 11-8.
Felix gradually adapted to the rhythm of the game in the second game, and then started a wave of offensive mini-climaxes, 5-0 to 7-0, and it was about to hit Linde 11-0, and Linde scored 2 points at the critical time to avoid the embarrassing scene of swallowing eggs.
In the third game, Felix continued to attack, Linde was very uncomfortable suppressed by the opponent's fast pace, Felix's straight shooting and horizontal hitting skills have been perfected, whether it is near the control or the middle of the platform, the French players have the upper hand, and then won the game 11-5, and the big score is 2-1 to overtake the opponent.
In the fourth game, Felix looked unstoppable, and the score came to 5-2, Linde was forced to use a timeout, and after returning, Felix continued to attack high-pressure, leading 8-4 in the middle and late games, and then sealed the victory 11-6.
Next, Felix will face German world champion Ocharov and look forward to this exciting matchup.