<h1>Kong Linghui did not defend the last line of defense of the national table tennis, and Schlager broke through and kissed the racket excitedly</h1>
Among the national table tennis players, there are two people whose movements are the most standard, which can be called textbook formal movements, that is, Kong Linghui and Ma Long.
Kong Linghui, whose movement standards, in the men's singles semifinals of the 47th World Table Tennis Championships in Paris in 2003, met the wild ball party Schlager, and the regular army and the field ball party staged a thrilling seven-game battle.
At that time, in the men's singles final four, the national table tennis only had Kong Linghui a single seedling, and Kong Linghui shouldered the heavy responsibility of guarding the last line of defense.
Schlager has just completed the earth-shattering reversal against Wang Liqin in the quarter-finals, and his confidence is bursting, ready to hit the iron while it is hot and break through the national table tennis level.
In the first set, because Schlager was a European player, the Paris World Table Tennis Championships became Schlager's home stadium, and the audience frantically cheered for Schlager. Kong Linghui was still a bit unaccustomed to the atmosphere of the scene, and he fell behind 2-6 at the beginning.
Kong Linghui slowly chased 6-7, 8-9, suppressing Schrage's momentum.
Schlager served a short ball, Kong Linghui split long, and Schlager swept the middle of the road with a sideways forehand to win the set point 10-8.
Kong Linghui swung short, and Schlager rushed down the net with his forehand, 9-10.
Kong Linghui served a short ball, Schlager picked up the slash with his forehand, and won the opening goal 11-9.
In the second set, when Schlager led 4-3, the sideways forehand rushed straight out of bounds, 4-4, Schlager could not contain his body, turned 360 degrees on the ground, and the audience exclaimed.
Kong Linghui's deep basic skills came out to equalize 11-7.
In the third set, Kong Linghui played more and more smoothly, leading 7-3, Schlager stared at Kong Linghui's forehand, chasing 5 consecutive points to win 8-7.
The two hit a 9-draw draw.
Schlager bounced backhand off the line, 9-10.
Schlager sideways forehand rushed straight, Kong Linghui pulled down the net, 10 flat.
The two men held a few plates each other, and Schlager slammed the straight line with his side forehand, 11-10.
Kong Linghui sent a short ball in the middle, Schlager forehand picked the slash to Kong Linghui's forehand, Kong Linghui could not save, 12-10, Schlager next city.
In the fourth set, Schlager was full of momentum and started with a 4-0 lead.
Kong Linghui regrouped and chased it to 5 flat.
Schlager regained control, taking a 9-6 lead.
Kong Linghui rushed out of bounds with his forehand sideways, and Schlager won the set point 10-6.
Kong Linghui sneaked a backhand long ball, Schlager pulled up with a backhand, and Kong Linghui rushed sideways forehand to slash the slash, 7-10.
The two men held each other on multiple boards, and after several changes of line, Schlager pulled down the net, 10-8, a wonderful goal cheered.
Schlager sent a slash, Kong Linghui pulled up sideways, Schlager forehand quickly led the slash, 11-8, the big score 3-1 lead.
In the fifth set, Kong Linghui, who had no way back, strengthened his protection of the forehand and took a 6-3 lead.
Schlager broke through the middle and scored two consecutive points to make it 5-6, with Kong Calling a timeout.
The game resumed, with Schlager scoring consecutive points to make it 8-7.
Kong Linghui sent a spin, Schlager ate a serve under the net, 8 draws.
Kong Linghui continuously pressed Schlager's backhand, 9-8.
Schlager sent a slash ball, Kong Linghui rubbed the straight line with his backhand, and won the set point 10-8.
Kong Linghui slashed, Schlager sideways forehand pulled the middle of the road, Kong Linghui pulled back with forehand, 11-8.
In the sixth set, Kong Linghui, who had eased up, attacked like a tide, leading 6-1, leading 9-5, and taking the set point 10-7.
Kong Linghui sent a spin down, Schlager received the ball and went off the net, 11-7, Kong Linghui won, played a 3-3 draw, and the game entered the decider.
In the seventh inning, the Austrian president stood up excitedly to cheer Schlager.
Schlager took a 5-1 lead, swapping fields, and Schlager kissed the racket excitedly.
Kong Linghui slowed down and chased two points in a row, 3-5, Schrage called a timeout.
The game resumed, with Schlager taking a more decisive shot, 7-3, 8-5.
Kong Linghui broke through from the middle road and chased it to 8 draws.
Schlager served the ball in the middle and Kong Linghui rubbed the ball luckily to wipe the net, 9-8.
Schlager sent another middle road, Kong Linghui forehand split long, Schlager forehand pull straight, 9 draws.
The two pulled against each other, Kong Linghui pulled back and pulled, and Schlager won the match point 10-9.
Kong Linghui sent a backhand slash, Schlager rubbed the ball, Kong Linghui backhanded the slash, Schlager sideways forehand grabbed lala leak, 10 flat.
Schlager did not turn the ball, Kong Linghui rubbed the ball out of bounds with his backhand, 11-10.
Kong Linghui backhand stroked the ball luckily to wipe the net, Schlager lifted up, Kong Linghui smashed, 11 draws.
Kong Linghui attacked continuously, suppressing the opponent's backhand and then becoming straight, Schlager pulled down the net, 12-11, Kong Linghui won the match point for the first time.
Kong Linghuifa middle road, Schlager forehand pick slash, 12 flat.
Schlager sent a short backhand ball in the middle, Kong Linghui swung a short forehand into the net, 13-12, Szger won the match point for the third time.
Kong Linghui did not turn in the middle of the road, Schlager nudged with his forehand, Kong Linghui pulled the ball out of bounds with his backhand, 14-12, Schlager won, and advanced to the final with his head held high.
Schrage's two consecutive 4-3 wins over Wang Liqin and Kong Linghui were not only a victory for Austria, but also a victory for European table tennis.
The audience stood up and gave a long warm applause, and Schlager couldn't stand the cheers of the mountain and tsunami, and gestured to the audience to pause to calm everyone.
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