On November 2, national table tennis player Zhou Qihao competed in the men's singles qualifier of the WTT Regular Challenge Rashko, and lost 2-3 to Belgian Olaf Kossoloski. From 2018 to 2020, Zhou Qihao played 50 foreign wars in three years and lost 11 of them.
Zhou Qihao
Olaf Kosoloski is a 19-year-old Belgian youngster, the current world ranking is only 385, it is not too much to say that it is the "unknown generation" of the table tennis super, but in the second round of the men's singles qualification round, Zhou Qihao and Olaf Kosoloski played five full sets, and finally Zhou Qihao lost 14-16 in the decider, due to the first round bye, Zhou Qihao lost out and suffered a round of travel.
Olaf Kosoloski
This result may be a "big cold door" or the like, but if you look at Zhou Qihao's foreign war data, you can understand. From 2014 until 2018, Zhou Qihao played in the international arena again, so from 2018 to 2020, Zhou Qihao played 50 foreign games, lost 11 of them, and the loss rate was 22%.
Zhou Qihao lost to the german famous Pol, Japan's Niwa Takashi, England's Pitchefford, germany's Francesca, Sweden's Fark, in addition to South Korea's Cho Sung-min, South Korea's Ding Xiang'en, Ukraine's Kou Lei, Slovenia's Jochik Dako, Japan's Makoto Yoshimura, and The United States' Canek.
To put it bluntly, this is the embodiment of strength, there is not enough strength, it is difficult to go further in international competitions, and to play a good result.