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In the fierce competition of the women's singles of the Macau World Cup, Wang Manyu defeated Szokos 4-1 to stand in the quarterfinals, demonstrating the strength of the main force of national table tennis that should not be underestimated and the tenacity before the sprint to the Olympic Games.
This match is a comprehensive test of Wang Manyu's movement skills and mental quality. In the first game, she took the lead but failed to grasp the game point, and Szokos made positive adjustments to win two points in a row at 9-9 to achieve a comeback. However, from the second game onwards, Wang showed her intricacies: she focused her strategy on serving and returning in the second and third games, while using intensive attacks to create scoring opportunities in the middle.
A closer look at the details of each round reveals that despite Szokos' efforts to improve his offensive and defensive transitions, he struggled to sustainably withstand the unusually frequent attacks from Wang's very different styles. In particular, in the fourth game, Szokos took the lead and tried to break through, but Wang Manyu relied on his competitive attitude and unmistakable landing point selection to complete the adversity counterattack at the crucial point 12-10.
The finale seemed predestined, and while Szokos struggled to pull away in the fifth game, it gave Wang more room to launch her sharp attacks – an 11-7 victory sealed her place in the quarter-finals, and the much-anticipated next round against Hina Hayada or Shin Yubin was born.
Other key matches earlier in the day also caught fire, with Miu Hirano knocking out Tian Zhixi and Zhang Benmei beating Wang Yidi in a surprise result, while Zheng Yijing and Chen Meng also advanced to the quarterfinals with a tough stance.
The story on the current stage, for the victory or defeat of the Macau World Cup, table tennis competition is ultimately a contest of technical and psychological struggle, which is better and which is inferior, only the field can be seen.