In recent months, Liang Jingkun's game is a heartbeat. From the Singapore Grand Slam to the Incheon Championships, he stumbled along the way, but he always made it.
On April 18, he ushered in the 1/8 finals of the Macau World Cup and ushered in a contest with Sweden's Carlberg.
The first game went well, and Liang Jingkun won 11-3. All the spectators thought it was going to be an easy game.
Who knows, Carlberg won three games in a row 11-8, 11-5, 11-6, and actually forced Liang Jingkun to the edge of the cliff in one fell swoop.
We are very familiar with this scene, is Liang Jingkun going to stage a big reversal again?
Sure enough, he won two games in a row 11-8 and 11-9, and the two sides tied at 3.
At this time, the audience thought that Liang Jingkun was good at playing such a match, and he would stage a big comeback to win.
In the deciding game, Liang Jingkun fell behind 0-3, he not only had a big reversal, but also a small score?
Sure enough, he chased it to 3-4 and looked like it was about to tie.
But Carlberg played resolutely, and he didn't give Liang another chance, leading all the way to win the tiebreaker 11-6. often walks by the river, how can you not get your shoes wet, and finally, Liang Jingkun, who is good at dancing on the tip of a knife, missed this time.
Previously, we thought that Liang Jingkun, who has performed well recently, will most likely replace Ma Long and get a ticket to the team event at the Paris Olympics. Of course, there are still 100 days left in the Paris Olympics, and the bullets will have to fly a little longer.
Just before this match, Malone defeated France's Lebrun Jr. 4-2 in the 1/8 finals, while Sweden and France were our main rivals in the table tennis team event at the Paris Olympics. Liang Jingkun's defeat means that the battle for Olympic qualification between Ma Long and Liang Jingkun has made waves again, and Ma Long still has a chance.