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Table tennis, known as the White Storm, has an unshakable place in China. Every time there is a big competition, countless fans hold their breath, cheer for the national table tennis, and are excited for every point. In April this year, Macau is about to usher in a strong comeback of table tennis in the World Cup table tennis singles. After three sessions of hiatus, it returned like an old friend, arousing the excitement and expectation of countless people.
This is a collective tour of national table tennis. The national table tennis actually sent a full twelve athletes - this number tells us with love: the ambition of winning various championships is still as solid as a rock.
Now the question is, in the face of so many great competitors, which foreign enemies of national table tennis are the most powerful, and which opponents are most likely to shake the ace status of the Chinese team?
Let's talk about women's singles first. Hina Hayada is at the top of the list, and it's not for nothing. The reason why this female player can often break through the defense of national table tennis is not only because of her unrivaled skills, but also because of the tenacity she shows in important moments. In less than two years, he has defeated the top players of national table tennis three times, which is by no means child's play.
Meanwhile, Miu Hirano is also stubbornly holding another seat. Although her achievements are slightly inferior to Hina Hayata, the match that lost Sun Yingsha is still enough to prove that Hirano should not be underestimated.
In the eyes of many fans, although the Korean women's singles is strong, it has not formed too strong individual ability. Shin's world ranking may give the illusion that she is an invincible opponent, but the real record tells us something else.
And Romania's Szokos, the dark horse who has quietly risen to the top, almost overturned Chen Meng's record, and it is clear that she is another chess player who must be guarded against.
Turning to the men's singles, the situation is a different story. The names of Lin Yunru, Zhang Benzhihe, and Lebrun brothers have long been marked on the alert list by national table tennis.
Lin Yunru, the occasional explosive player who saw how strong he was at last year's WTT record, seems to have fluctuated this year, and continuity is in doubt. Tomokazu is an enigma – sometimes he is like a master of regret, and sometimes he is at a loss.
France's Lebrun brothers are more of a pair of table tennis horse strategists – Alex has a notable record against national table tennis, while Felix is adept at taking on players from other associations. Another example is the veteran Simon, the vitality of rejuvenation will undoubtedly become a force that national table tennis has to face.