<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Tomori Oyama wanted to win an Olympic medal for the Japanese team, Qiao Hong did not agree, and won the 1/4 final</h1>
World Table Tennis Champion Tomori Oyama failed to be selected for the Olympic squad in China, and after transferring to Japan, she qualified for the Olympic Games, and at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, Tomori Oyama represented Japan.
In the 1994 Asian Games, Oyama won consecutive victories over Chen Jing, Qiao Hong and Deng Yaping, miraculously winning the championship, winning the strongest three female players in one day, Tomoi Oyama was full of confidence in the Atlanta Olympic journey, determined to win the first Olympic medal for the Japanese team and create history for the Japanese team.
Tomori Koyama successfully reached the quarterfinals, the women's singles quarterfinals, facing Qiao Hong of the Chinese team.
Qiao Hong is the second largest Chinese women's team after Deng Yaping, she won the women's singles championship at the 1989 World Table Tennis Championships and the runner-up in women's singles at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games, ranking among the top two in the world.
Tomori Oyama is not afraid of Qiao Hong, who defeated Qiao Hong in the semi-finals of the Asian Games two years ago. For Qiao Hong, this is her battle for revenge.
Both are right-handed cross-board two-sided arcs, when Tomori Koyama is 32 years old, Qiao Hong is 28 years old, both of them have very deep technical skills, both have entered the late stage of their careers, this ball is more than who is fighting harder.
Qiao Hong held back the anger of revenge, and actively attacked as soon as he opened the game, 21-16, 21-19 first two cities, the big score was 2-0, and victory was in sight.
In the third set, Tomori Koyama fought back to take a 7-3 lead. Qiao Hong strengthened the quality of the forehand arc ball, and gradually caught up with the score, playing a 9-9 draw.
Qiao Hong's morale was greatly boosted, and he scored 3 consecutive points, 12-9, and began to suppress the opponent.
Qiao Hong maintained the score advantage until 18-13, and The trend of Tomori Koyama was gone.
Qiao Hong won the match point 20-14.
Tomori Koyama chased two points in a row to make it 16-20.
After the two men held each other on multiple boards, Tomori Koyama fired a backhand and hit the net out of bounds. Qiao Hong won the third set 21-16 and swept the opponent 3-0 to advance to the final four.
Tomori Koyama's Olympic medal dream was shattered, ending her trip to the Olympics in Atlanta.
Qiao Hong successfully took revenge, blocking the fierce opponent of Tomori Koyama, and will face Chen Jing in Chinese Taipei in the semi-finals.
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