On the evening of July 7, Beijing time, the table tennis WTT Bangkok Star Tournament once again staged an offensive duel, and the Japanese Olympic champion Misei Ito appeared again, and won consecutive upsets, defeated Tomoka Zhangmoto and his chipping teammate Hashimoto Fanoka and Shin Yubin and others to compete for the women's singles championship, but the big dark horse missed the fight to the end, and Hashimoto Fanoka lost 2-4 and fell to the runner-up.
In this competition, Ito Misei won two chipping masters Xu Xiaoyuan (who eliminated Chen Xingtong) and Hashimoto Fanoka, in addition to defeating Zhu Qianxi and others, once again proving that he is still a first-class master of the foreign association, which is worth paying attention to! See below for a detailed breakdown of the battle.
Ito is a well-known table tennis player, having won the mixed doubles title at the Olympics and the third place in women's singles, and she is an expert in dealing with chipping, having previously beaten chippers in major competitions.
In this WTT Bangkok Star Tournament, Ito Micheng also swept South Korean chipping star Xu Hyo-won 3-0, who won the national table tennis world champion Chen Xingtong in the round of 16, but was defeated in front of Ito Micheng. And Hashimoto has won against two top 10 players in the world, Miwa Zhangmoto and Shin Yubin, so everyone also wants to see if she has the ability to break through Misei Ito.
After the start of the game, Hashimoto Sailoka came up and fell behind, falling behind 1-8 in a blink of an eye, but she did not give up lightly, but continued to chase the score to the point of 6-8 only 2 points, but then fell into passivity, and collapsed 6-11 after losing 3 points in a row, in general, Ito Misei still won very easily.
In the second game, Hashimoto had a bad start of 1-5, but she was very tenacious to chase 9 draws, and then scored another point to achieve a reversal, and then continued to lead and was tied up, but finally scored directly with a sneak attack on the serve, and narrowly won 14-12 to win back a city.
In the third game, Hashimoto Honoka greatly increased her morale, taking advantage of Ito's unstable mentality to take a 7-1 lead, and then easily won 11-4 and successfully reversed the super score. In the fourth game, Misei Ito was powerful again, and Hashimoto Honoka was beaten back and forth, basically not on point, and finally lost 5-11, and the two sides tied 2-2 with a big score, but the final was a best-of-seven system, and both of them still had a chance.
In the fifth game, Hashimoto Honoka fought hard until the second half of the game, lost 8-11 and was cornered, and then lost the sixth game with a back, losing the whole game 5-11, and thus missing the championship.