On May 11, the WTT Saudi Arabia Grand Slam men's singles final ended, and world No. 1 Wang Chuqin defeated German star Francesca 4-2 to win the championship. So far, the Chinese team has won 5 championships, once again showing the dominance of the national ball.
Wang Chuqin is currently ranked No. 1 in the world in three times, and has won two championships in men's doubles and mixed doubles in this competition, and also reached the men's singles final, hitting the third individual championship.
In the men's singles final, Wang Chuqin's opponent was Francesca. Francesca performed super perfectly in this tournament, defeating Fan Zhendong 3-2, Qiu Dang 4-0, and Zhang Yuzhen 4-3 to advance to the final. This final is destined to be a tough one.
Wang Chuqin entered the state quickly, and beat Francesca in the first game to win easily 11-2. In the second game, Francisco still didn't find a way to crack it, couldn't keep up with Wang Chuqin's rhythm, and lost 7-11. In the third game, Wang Chuqin was still very relaxed, winning 11-5 again, and the big score came to 3-0, and victory was in sight.
In the fourth game, Francesca kept fighting and achieved results, winning 11-8. In the fifth game, Francesca continued her good form and once again completed the reversal at the end of the game, winning 12-10 again, and the big score came to 2-3.
In the sixth game, Wang Chuqin changed his tactics and once again regained his advantage through the first three boards, winning easily 11-6 and winning the championship with a big score of 4-2.
So far, Wang Chuqin has won the three championships of men's singles, men's doubles and mixed doubles, and has become the biggest winner. Wang Chuqin is the current first brother of national table tennis, and he deserves his name.
In the women's singles final, Chen Meng defeated Sun Yingsha 4-2, breaking the championship drought in the past two years. Chen Meng won the women's singles and men's doubles championships in this competition, and also gained a lot. The Chinese team has also won all five championships so far, and its dominance is still strong.