Japanese table tennis player Tomokazu Zhangmoto is a Chinese player, and his every move has attracted the attention of the domestic table tennis community. At present, the Paris Olympics is just around the corner, although Zhang Benzhihe's recent foreign war results are not ideal, but in an interview, Zhang Ben Zhihe pointed out that he should work together with his sister Zhang Benmeihe and strive to win a medal in the Paris Olympics!
In the table tennis World Cup held last month, Tomokazu Zhang played well, and Miwa Zhang also broke out, both of them won bronze medals, which made the Zhang brothers and sisters more consolidated their status in Japanese table tennis. Although some Japanese fans once hoped that he would leave Japanese table tennis, in a short period of time, Zhang Benzhi and his brothers and sisters will be the aces of Japanese table tennis. At this Olympics, Tomokazu Zhang will compete for medals in men's singles, men's team and mixed doubles.
In the latest world rankings, Tomokazu Haramoto is ranked 10th, while his sister Miwa Haramoto has soared to No. 8, surpassing her brother. In this regard, Tomokazu Zhang didn't care much, he said, "I was a little anxious about being surpassed, but because I am a younger sister, I absolutely accept this 100%, and I will support her in the future." ”
When asked about the fact that fighting together is the driving force behind the good results, Tomokazu Harimoto said, "I think many people have this feeling, this is not the Olympics where I fight alone, of course, there are also partners in the men's team, of course, it should be very easy to compete in the Olympics with my sister, maybe it is my pillar." ”
Tomokazu continued, "My sister and I are both aiming for medals, and if I hadn't won a medal, then there would have been no situation where my brother and sister would have won medals together. In order not to lose to my sister and hope that the two of us will end the Olympics with a smile, my brother and sister will swear that we will aim for an Olympic medal. ”