finally won, the national table tennis teenager Wang Chuqin finally won 4-0, did not fall in the group stage, and advanced to the top 16 of the WTT Macau World Cup men's singles. Due to the first round of the game, Wang Chuqin drew 2-2 with South Korea's Ahn Jae-hyun, so that the qualification is urgent!
In this Macau Table Tennis World Cup men's group 1 round-robin match, Wang Chuqin defeated Glasmenko 4-0 and successfully advanced to the knockout stage.
Four-game score: In the first and second games, Wang Chuqin was still in poor shape, but fortunately, the key balls were handled properly, and he won two games in a row 11-7 and 12-10 respectively; in the third and fourth games, Glasmenko had no intention of fighting, and Wang Chuqin showed strong strength 11-2, 11-5.
Wang Chuqin advanced to the round of 16 of the World Cup.
Some fans said: Just win the game, this broken thought before shaking hands makes me feel that the other party is his best brother in Kazakhstan.
"Big head" Wang Chuqin's strength is no problem, I hope there will be a very good performance in the Olympics!
Of course, I am still "glad" that Wang Chuqin is alive again.
Some fans said: Covering the serve, this game, it is really covering from beginning to end, and the technique and mentality still need to be strengthened!
Compared with Wang Chuqin, the first brother of Japanese table tennis, Tomokazu Zhangmoto, is also "difficult"! By the end of the game, it was confusing whether he qualified or was out! The result of some media calculations was that Tomokazu Zhang had been eliminated; and some media held that Tomokazu Zhang had been promoted.
Tomokazu Zhang and Grote drew 2-2 in the game, and such a score made Tomokazu Zhangmoto's situation embarrassing!
Finally, the WTT World Table Tennis Federation said: Tomokazu Zhang successfully advanced to the top 16 by virtue of his small score advantage.
Through social media, Migu Sports said: Thanks to Zhang Benzhihe for this game, they are familiar with the promotion rules of the WTT World Cup group stage "four-game system".