On May 11, the WTT Saudi Arabia Grand Slam women's singles final came to an end, and Sun Yingsha and Chen Meng staged a peak showdown. Chen Meng continued the good form of this station, defeating Sun Yingsha 4-2 and winning the championship.
Chen Meng's state was bursting, sweeping Miyu Hirano 3-0, defeating Miwa Zhangmoto 4-1, and Hina Hayada 4-0, knocking out the three main Japanese players by himself. Sun Yingsha has been in good form recently and won the World Cup. The two in the best form are competing for the title, and it is the pinnacle battle of the women's singles field.
In the first game, Sun Yingsha entered the state quickly, and the first three boards had an obvious advantage, and she easily won 11-6. In the second game, Chen Meng withstood the passivity of the first three boards, and continued to score in the backhand competition, equalizing the score 11-5.
In the third game, Chen Meng continued his good state, constantly transferred Sun Yingsha, and won 11-8 again, overtaking the score to 2-1.
In the fourth game, Sun Yingsha started very impatiently and started 1-5. Sun Yingsha's fight ball increased, and the score chased to 7-7. The scores alternated between the two sides to 9-9. At the critical moment, Chen Meng scored two consecutive rebounds, won 11-9 again, and expanded the score to D3-1.
In the fifth game, Sun Yingsha fought with her back, and the offensive quality of her forehand and backhand was played, and she started strongly 7-2. Sun Yingsha did not miss this opportunity and won 11-6, and the score was chased to 2-3.
In the sixth game, Chen Meng made another dream start and led 6-2. Chen Meng continued to be strong, and the score came to 10-4 and got 6 match points. Sun Yingsha saved 4 match points in a row, and the score came to 8-10. At the critical moment, Chen Meng scored a rush to score and won 11-8, winning the championship with a big score of 4-2.
This is Chen Meng's first championship in the past two years, indicating that Chen Meng has come out of the slump of nearly a year. Chen Meng won the Olympic quota with the championship, and he deserved it.