Zhang Yining, the "Great Devil" of table tennis, is very strong, and the champions of various world competitions have won soft hands, especially in the history of the Olympic Games, she has gone out twice and won four gold medals (athens won the gold medal in women's singles and women's doubles in 2004, and Beijing won the gold medal in women's singles and women's team in 2008), and the gold winning rate reached an astonishing 100%.
However, in the 2008 Olympic Games held in our home country, Zhang Yining almost lost in the women's singles quarterfinals, although the big score was 4-1, but it was a real hard battle. As for why Zhang Yining would fall into a bitter battle, in addition to the outstanding strength of her opponent Feng Tianwei, there was also a reason that was quite infuriating.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" >1 and Zhang Yining won 4-1, fighting to more than 10 draws in each set. </h1>
This is the Beijing Olympic Games table tennis women's singles quarterfinals battle, the world's No. 1 Zhang Yining to meet the world's No. 9 Singapore rookie Feng Tianwei. After the game began, Feng Tianwei's performance shocked the Chinese fans into a cold sweat, and the former Chinese second team player repeatedly tore open the defense line of the "Big Devil" with his fierce attack.
Fortunately, Zhang Yining's strength is beyond a chip after all, and the key score is also more calm, and finally won the battle 4-1. In the 5 games, all of them fought to more than 10 draws, and the specific scores were 13-11, 12-14, 14-12, 12-10, 13-11, and Zhang Yining won a total of 6 points.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="5" >2, Feng Tianwei was a teenager and old, and at that time it was the biggest threat to national table tennis. </h1>
Before the Beijing Olympics, when the national table tennis took stock of the potential threat of the women's team, Feng Tianwei had been listed as the number one opponent. Born in Heilongjiang on August 31, 1986, the 21-year-old won the National Youth Championship in 2002 and entered the national second team. In 2007, she joined the Singapore Table Tennis Federation as a member of the Overseas Corps.
Before the Beijing Olympic Games, Feng Tianwei improved her world ranking from nothing to 9th with her excellent record, instantly becoming the biggest competitor of national table tennis. In particular, at the 2008 Asian Championships in Sapporo, Japan, Feng Tianwei defeated Zhang Yining 4-2, which was Zhang Yining's second foreign war since the Athens Olympic Games – so it was not particularly surprising that Feng Tianwei forced Zhang Yining into a desperate situation at the Beijing Olympic Games.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="7" >3, the real reason is infuriating, Zhang Yining was forced to change the racket before the game. </h1>
However, the reason that really made Zhang Yining fall into a bitter battle in this game in North Austria also pointed out something else, and this reason has still made Chinese fans angry. It turned out that before the game started, Zhang Yining's motherboard detected a problem, and she had to use a spare racket to play!
Zhang Yining's motherboard has always been able to successfully pass the test of various competitions, so she is very "will" in the choice of spare rackets, the rubber is as hard as the sole, almost no elasticity, and it is easy to slip. If you switch to other athletes, this is almost a fatal "blow", but the "Great Devil" defeated the most powerful opponent with such a backup beat.
After defeating Feng Tianwei, Zhang Yining then defended the Olympic women's singles and women's doubles champions, becoming a superstar comparable to Deng Yaping.
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