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On the table tennis field, another "delicacy" was served to our table! The women's singles competition at the Dusseldorf station is simple and not simple, I have to say that although the national table tennis general is absent, these 125 points seem to be a piece of cake, but I didn't expect to leave us with so many culinary thoughts. In such a small station event, is it an opportunity like a pearl on a pearl oyster, or is it an expected false name?
Now let's dig into the best moments on the field. With a wave of three consecutive wins, Chinese Taipei's Liu Xinyin saw off top seed Kim Na-ying. Please, Jin Naying also defeated Kuo Man of national table tennis earlier, but this time the defeat of 3:0 in three straight games is simply unexpected! It seems that victory does not recognize people, and fighting spirit is the last word.
At the same stage, Hong Kong's Chu Chengzhu also used the same strategy to defeat another contender from South Korea, Lee Do-eun. After three rounds, especially the score of 16:14 in the last game, I am afraid that I have fought with real strength, and the audience is nervously clenching their fists to watch the game. The truth is not in the mouths of individual people, but in the ping-pong balls that stir between rackets.
And Japan's Satsuki Oto, with an elegant 3:0, swept teammate Saji Shibata, and the familiar opponent is more like a stage for joint training. And South Korea's Lee Eun-hye, who also showed the tenacious fighting spirit of the host, actually reversed the embarrassing start, it can be said that until the last moment, you never know when the big reversal in the Korean drama will be released.
The semi-finals were even more intense. Zhu Chengzhu achieved a clever reversal after falling behind 0:2 and won three cities in a row, and it is clear that the Hong Kong star is not only an interesting person, but also a player who is good at adjusting. And Japan's Satsuki Oto has obviously become a rising star in the women's singles, and it is no accident that she has advanced to the finals of two consecutive open tournaments.
In the women's singles final, everyone's eyes are about to fall, and the battle between Zhu Chengzhu and Oto Shayue is even more exciting than the series. At the beginning of the game, Zhu Chengzhu took a slight lead at 11:9, but then, Satsuki Oto fought back violently with a flood momentum, winning three games in a row, and completed an amazing reversal victory with 11:9, 11:6, and 11:8 respectively!
If you talk about your feelings, I have to say that although the national table tennis has avoided this contest of points, is this choice a long-term strategic move, or is it a neglect of individual small stations? Every point is a step to the top of the world! Do you "despise" the significance of the points of small events?
** National table tennis certainly missed the opportunity, but the players from Japan, South Korea and other regions showed their kingly ambition and indomitable fighting spirit. **The arena is like life, how can you see a rainbow if you don't experience wind and rain. The changes in Düsseldorf have undoubtedly given us a lot of profound inspiration about competitive sports.