Wang Yidi is not in a state today, Liang Jingkun and Lin Yunru are also blown by the cold wind, the trinity of the out show, this Macau Table Tennis World Cup is really shocking!
Speaking of this competition, it is really unexpected, like when you go to the snack street and want to eat a skewer, only to be caught off guard by the stall owner telling you that only vegetarian salad is sold today. Wang Yidi faced the Japanese teenager Zhang Benmeihe, although this child is only 16 years old, but his playing style is as spicy as an old street fritter, which is unguardable. Wang Yidi thought that she could win the game with a strong forehand bombardment, but who knew that the opponent's backhand return would come quickly and ruthlessly, and the score of 1-4 made her have to pack her burden and go home in advance.
Next up is Liang Jingkun's performance time, and his competition is more tortuous than reading a big novel. Facing Sweden's Carlberg, Liang Jingkun first lead, and then was chased, and when he played the last game, his heart beat faster, and the audience was about to suffocate. Despite his reputation as the "King of Tiebreakers", his crown seemed a bit crooked today, and he failed to take advantage of his chances at a crucial moment in the final game and lost a good game with a score of 3-4.
Let's take a look at Lin Yunru, his opponent is South Korea's Zhang Yuzhen. At the beginning of the game, Lin Yunru played vigorously, and the audience thought that he was stable this time, but unfortunately the good times did not last long, Zhang Yuzhen didn't know what secret kimchi he ate, and he actually won four cities in a row, and finally won 4-2. Lin Yunru could only shake his head and smile bitterly after the game, and the cruelty and unpredictability of the game were once again verified.
This series of games really makes people feel the charm and cruelty of table tennis, and any small mistake may change the outcome of the entire game. Although the Chinese team has suffered heavy losses, it is also a part of competitive sports, and failure is the mother of success. After this defeat, I believe that the coach and players will work harder, reflect on and adjust their shortcomings, and there will be more exciting performances in the next year's competition.
The game is like this, sometimes you think you are in control of everything, only to be slapped in the face by an unknown wave of turnovers. This also reminds us that whether it is on the table tennis court or in life, we must not be too confident, let alone careless, and we must go all out at every moment.
In short, today's Macau World Cup, although a little disappointed, is also full of lessons and inspirations. Let's wait and see how the Chinese team washes away today's humiliation, and looks forward to them bringing us more surprises and pride in the future arena!