Macau World Cup: This signing was released, Sun Yingsha vs. Chen Xingtong, and Wang Yidi blocked Zhang Ben
On April 18, Beijing time, the table tennis Macao World Cup is about to usher in the knockout stage of the competition, the current women's singles top 16 signing has been released, the two main national table tennis Sun Yingsha and Chen Xingtong will fight in the first round, and the peak duel will break out again, and Wang Yidi will play with the Japanese player again, this time the opponent will be the 15-year-old Chinese teenager Zhang Benmeihe.
As for Wang Manyu and Chen Meng, who will face Romania's Szokos and Thailand's Sutasini respectively, the first game is relatively more difficult, but you must not underestimate any opponent!
A total of six people participated in the national table tennis women's singles in this World Cup, of which the five main world champions have all been promoted, and only the 20-year-old Kuo Man was unfortunately eliminated. According to the rules, the winners of the first to fourth groups of the group stage - Sun Yingsha, Wang Manyu, Wang Yidi, and Chen Mengbei will not meet before the semi-finals, and the remaining Chen Xingtong will play against teammate Sun Yingsha in the first round.
Prior to this, Chen Xingtong had beaten Sun Yingsha in the WTT Singapore Grand Slam, but the two still have the advantage of the latter, so it is possible for anyone to win or lose this time.
In terms of foreign associations, Japan and South Korea have three athletes to advance, and only Zhang Benmei and Wang Yidi of China will meet Wang Yidi of China in the first round of the knockout round, but Wang Yidi has lost to Japanese players as many as five times in the past year or so, so this battle is still a little uneasy.
Romania's Szokos, who has won two games against Chen Meng and one against Chen Xingtong in the past, and recently came close to beating Chen Meng, will challenge another national table tennis player, Wang Manyu, while Thailand's Sutasini drew twice in the group stage and eventually squeezed the Japanese Olympic champion by a narrow margin, but she will have a hard time beating Chen Meng.
In terms of foreign associations, the future of the three South Koreans is uncertain, among which Shin Yu-bin has been performing average in singles recently, but now he wants to challenge Japan's first sister Hina Hayata; although Tian Zhixi's form has rebounded, it is also difficult to defeat Japan's world champion Miu Hirano; relatively speaking, Zhu Qianxi's victory over Chinese Taipei's world runner-up Zheng Yijing may be higher, but there is no certainty of a steady victory.
Puerto Rico's Diaz and Austria's Polkanova have their own merits, this time the signing is good, and they have not encountered the main force of China and Japan, so they will do their best to hit the quarterfinals, so let's wait and see what happens!