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In the group stage of the ITTF Macau World Cup held last night, the national table tennis star Wang Chuqin unexpectedly lost, as the top seed player of the tournament, Wang Chuqin failed to continue the previous all-win record when facing South Korea's Ahn Jae-hyun, and finally ended in defeat. The loss in this game is not only regrettable,
Looking back on the whole game, Wang Chuqin performed well in the first two games and won smoothly. However, the third game was the turning point of the match. In this game, Wang Chuqin was troubled by balloons, and then the referee ruled that he had a serving violation, adding one point to his opponent. This series of blows made Wang Chuqin's mentality fluctuate, and he made many mistakes in the subsequent games, and finally failed to withstand the opponent's counterattack, was pulled back in two games, and unfortunately lost.
The loss of this game not only made Wang Chuqin himself feel sorry. After all, in the previous five encounters, Wang Chuqin maintained a winning record against Ahn Jae-hyun. However, the new rules are fraught with variety, and even the strongest players are not guaranteed to win. This change not only adds to the drama and attractiveness of the game, but also makes people think more about the future direction of the table tennis game.
In addition to Wang Chuqin, another national table tennis player, Lin Gaoyuan, also encountered a similar dilemma on the same day. was also equalized by his opponent when he was leading in two games, and Lin Gaoyuan's game result was also affected by the results of others. This was not common in previous tournaments, but it is possible under the new rules. It also makes people realize that the impact of the new rules on the outcome of the game cannot be ignored.
First of all, the new rules require that the strong must be crushed and strong, otherwise there is a possibility of overturning if they are not careful. This change makes the competition more intense and tense, and it also makes it necessary for the players to maintain a high level of concentration and vigilance at all times. Second, the new rules shorten the game time, making the game faster and more compact. This not only tested the technical and tactical level of the players, but also tested their psychological quality and adaptability.
If the four-game system still can't stop the strength of the national table tennis, is it necessary to change to a three-game system or a two-game system?