On the evening of April 18, Beijing time, the table tennis Macau World Cup continued, and the Japanese star Tomokazu Zhang appeared on the stage to compete with Portugal's Freitas, and as a result, Tomokazu Zhang encountered certain difficulties, and the 2-0 lead was tied, but in the end it was 4-2 victory, and there was no danger to advance to the men's singles quarterfinals.
Unfortunately, Tomokazu Zhangmoto's opponent is not the main national table tennis player Liang Jingkun predicted by many people, because the latter has lost 3-4 to Sweden's Carlberg, and then Tomokazu Zhangmoto will compete with Carlberg for the qualification of the semifinals, which is worth everyone's attention!
See below for a detailed breakdown of the battle.
Tomokazu Zhang is a more familiar table tennis player, he has broken through the national table tennis defense line many times, and also won the men's singles runner-up in the World Cup; relatively speaking, Freitas has a greater influence in Europe than in the world, and has won the men's singles championship of the European Cup, but the results of international competitions are average, and the overall playing system is similar to a low-profile version of Bol.
In this World Cup, Zhang Benzhihe almost lost in the group stage, and was once notified of the game, and later found that he had miscalculated the small score before "coming back to life", and the pressure of the first game of the round of 16 was not very great, but he often lost in upsets, so Freitas also has the possibility of winning.
After the start of the game, Tomokazu Zhang did not start well, but soon found his senses, using Freitas's loophole that was not fast enough to break through, and when he had the opportunity, he started to adjust the right and press the left, and then reversed to take the lead, and began to yell and cheer for himself on the court, and finally won the first place with an 11-6 overtake.
In the second game, Tomokazu Zhang was still full of momentum, and he suppressed Freitas when he came up, but then he was tied with consecutive pulling errors, but then he found his feeling and won 11-7.
In the third game, Tomokazu Zhang played relatively conservatively, many balls did not take the initiative to force, and wanted to use the force to block, but the effect was not good and fell into passivity, although he began to chase points in the second half, but in the end he lost 9-11. In the fourth game, Tomokazu Zhang began to attack harder, but was reversed in the lead, and was won by Freitas 9-11 again, and the two sides returned to the same running line.
In the subsequent game, Tomokazu Zhang played more freely, showing the strength of the national table tennis rival, and finally won 11-7, 11-6 to end the battle, and advanced to the quarterfinals without danger, and was about to fight with Carlberg, who eliminated Liang Jingkun and advanced.