On May 11, Beijing time, in the women's singles final of the Saudi Arabia Grand Slam Table Tennis Tournament, the duel between the world's No. 1 Sun Yingsha and Chen Meng attracted countless eyes. After six rounds of fierce competition, Chen Meng won 4-2 and unexpectedly won the women's singles championship, which was unexpected by many fans.
At the beginning of the game, Chen Meng quickly adjusted his state and led 4-2 in the initial game. However, Sun Yingsha was not to be outdone, and through continuous tug-of-war and precise mobilization, she scored six points in a row, overtook 8-4 and finally won the first victory 11-6.
Entering the second game, Chen Meng adjusted his tactics and strengthened his offensive, once opening the score 9-2 and pulling back a game 11-5. In the third game, Chen Meng maintained the lead, and by speeding up the ball speed and changing the landing point, he finally won 11-8.
In the fourth game, Chen Meng had a fantastic start, but Sun Yingsha followed, and the score once reached a 9-9 draw. At the critical moment, Chen Meng seized the opportunity and won 11-9. In the fifth game, Sun Yingsha fought back tenaciously and won another game 11-6. In the deciding game, Chen Meng relied on consecutive lucky balls to take the lead, and finally sealed the victory 11-8 and won the Grand Slam championship.
After the game, when asked about the secret of victory, the crowd erupted in a shout of "rubbing the edge". Chen Meng said with a smile: "Yes, I am indeed a little lucky today. She also mentioned that the outcome of competitive sports is unpredictable, and it is important to face the outcome with the right mindset.
Despite the enthusiasm of the spectators, excessive emotional expressions can sometimes interfere with the game and even affect the athletes and other spectators. What should we think about audience behavior? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section.