On April 19, in the first men's singles 1/4 final of the Macau World Cup, Tomokazu Zhang took the lead on the stage, facing Carlberg and daring to fight. Carlberg broke out in the last round and eliminated the world's No. 3 Liang Jingkun with a score of 4-3, which shows that he is by no means an ordinary person. In this campaign, Tomokazu Zhang completed a 4-2 reversal and reached the top 4 after losing one game first.
The scores were 9-11, 11-7, 9-11, 11-9, 11-9, 11-4. In the next round, Tomokazu Zhangmoto's opponent will be the winner between Fan Zhendong VS Lin Gaoyuan.
Then in the first women's singles 1/4 finals, Japanese Olympic Games player Zhang Benmeihe attracted much attention! On the way to promotion, Zhang Benmeihe easily eliminated the national table tennis world champion Wang Yidi 4-1. As a player in the women's team of this year's Olympic Games, 15-year-old Zhang Ben is still in the growth period and has a promising future. In this battle, she entered the state extremely quickly, and had advantages in serving and receiving. In the face of Diaz, it was easy to establish an advantage, playing a terrifying score of 10-2 in the first game and winning the opening 11-3. In the second game, Zhang Ben also made a force at the end of the game, and Zhang Ben won 11-7 again, and the big score came to 2-0!
Unexpectedly, Diaz was still powerless to fight, and the third game was even more unfavorable 1-10. Zhang Benmei and Dare to fight and win the third game 11-2. The game was one-sided, and the suspense of this battle was not much. Diaz was at his best in the fourth game, winning 11-8. In the fifth game, Zhang Benmei and 1-3 started unfavorably, and then made a strong effort to complete the overtake and won the game 11-8. The big score is 4-1!Congratulations to Zhang Benmeihe!Zhang Benmei and wait for the winner between Hina Hayada VS Wang Manyu.
The two quarter-finals that have been played today have been won by the Japanese team! Japan has won two games in a row, and players have already reached the top four in both men's singles and women's singles!