Saudi Arabia's Grand Slam men's singles round of 16 was produced, with China and Japan each accounting for three seats, and the 1/8 finals were released

Xiangchu Fengyun

2024-05-08 01:39Posted in Hunan Sports Creators

The 2024 WTT Saudi Arabia Grand Slam men's singles 1/16 finals are all over. Of the six players in the national table tennis competition, only three advanced to the round of 16.

The specific results are as follows:

District 1/4:

Wang Chuqin swept Romania's Ionescu 3-0. Ionescu was no match at all, scoring only 5, 3 and 6 points in three games.

Japanese table tennis player Maharu Yoshimura narrowly defeated Egyptian star Asal 3-2. The two fought inextricably. Yoshimura won the first two games 11-6, 11-9, and Asal won two games in a row 11-9, 11-6. Yoshimura won the fifth game 11-3 before beating Asal 3-2.

Japan's Daito Shinozuka pulled off a 3-1 upset over German world champion Ocharov. Shinozuka won the first game 11-8. Ocharov pulled one back at 11-9. Shinozuka won two games in a row, 11-8 and 16-14, before winning 3-1. The two fought fiercely.

Denmark's Gross won 3-1 against national table tennis player Lin Gaoyuan. Gross won the first two games 11-8, 11-7. Lin Gaoyuan struggled to pull back a game 14-12, but Gross won the fourth game 13-11.

1/4 Men's Singles 1/8 Finals: Wang Chuqin VS Yoshimura Maharu, Shinozuka Daito VS Gross.

District 2/4:

Iran's Alamiyan won 3-2 against Liang Jingkun. Liang won the first game 14-12. Alamiyan pulled one back at 11-6. Liang won the third game 11-8. Alamyan won two more games, 11-9, 11-5, to win 3-2.

Lin Shidong narrowly defeated German player Filous 3-2. Lin Shidong won the first two games 11:1 and 12:10. Filus pulled back two games 11-9, 11-8. Lin Shidong won the fifth game with a hard time 13:11 before narrowly winning 3-2.

Aruna, the first brother in Africa, defeated South Korea's Lee Sang-so 3-2. The two had a tight match.

South Korea's Cho Dae-sung won 3-2 against Chinese Taipei's Chong Chi Yon. Zhao Dacheng won the first two games 11:9, 11:8. Zhuang Zhiyuan pulled back two games 11:7, 11:5. Zhao Dacheng won the fifth game 11-7.

2/4 Men's Singles 1/8 Finals: Alamiyan VS Lin Shidong, Aruna VS Zhao Dacheng.

District 3/4:

France's F. Lebrun narrowly defeated Germany's Duda 3-2.

Japanese table tennis player Tomokazu Changmoto defeated South Korean player Lim Joong-hoon 3-1. Lim won the first game 11-3. Tomokazu won three games in a row, 11:6, 11:5, and 11:9. Zhang Benzhihe shouted in celebration.

Slovenia's Darko Jochik swept past Australia's Lim Boon Zheng 3-0. There was a huge disparity in strength between the two sides, and Lin Wenzheng only scored 3 points, 6 points, and 6 points in the three games.

South Korea's Jang Woo-jin won 3-0 against Ma Long. Malone was not in good shape, scoring 11 points, 6 points, and 8 points in the three games.

Zone 3/4 Men's Singles 1/8 Finals: F. Lebrun VS Tomokazu Zhangmoto, Dakko VS Zhang Yuzhen.

District 4/4:

Brazil's Hugo narrowly defeated Japan's Hayasuke Togami 3-2.

Germany's Qiu Dang won 3-1 against another German player, Bohl.

Germany's Francesca swept past Spain's Álvaro Robles 3-0. There was a huge disparity in strength between the two sides, with Álvaro Robles scoring only 5 points, 2 points, and 4 points in three games.

Fan Jindong won 3-0 against South Korean player Ahn Jae-hyun.

4/4 Zone 1/8 Finals: Hugo VS Qiu Dang, Francesca VS Fan Zhendong.

In the top 16 of men's singles, national table tennis occupies three, and Japanese table tennis also has three.

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