On April 11, in the women's singles one-eighth final of the just-concluded Badminton Asian Championships, Chinese Taipei's Tai Tzu Ying broke out and lost 0-2 to Japan's Aya Ohori and missed the top 8.
Tai Tzu Ying is currently ranked No. 3 in the world and No. 4 in Olympic points, while Aya Ohori is ranked No. 13 in the world and No. 12 in Olympic points. The two sides have played each other 11 times before, with Tai Tzu Ying winning 10-1.
In this game, the first game was played until 20-18 Dai Ziying got the game point, which was exactly the same as the fans' expectations. Tai Tzu Ying led the opening game 6-1 and went into the break 11-6. In the second half of the game, Aya Ohori improved a little, and after Dai Ziying led 17-14, she scored three points in a row to tie the game, but still could not prevent Tai Ziying from taking the lead in the game point at 20-18.
At this time, it is estimated that some fans thought that Dai Ziying had won and went to the bathroom.
However, Aya Ohori scored 4 points in a row, not only recovering 2 game points, but also achieving a big reversal of the game 22-20.
The big comeback in the first game may have affected Tai's mood and boosted Aya Ohori's morale. Tai Tzu Ying fell all the way behind in the second game, 3-8, 6-13, and then lost the second game 14-21 very easily.
Aya Ohori, 28 years old this year, has always focused on her appearance in the badminton arena, and she is called "big and beautiful" by people in the rivers and lakes. However, in the past half a year, I don't know what Aya Ohori has experienced, and his skills have soared, and there have been many amazing moves.
After Aya Ohori's win, they will meet China's Wang Zhiyi in the next round.