Dark Horse Zhou Qihao suffered a upset at WTT and lost to the 385th youngster, did he beat Fan Zhendong and Ma Long all by luck before? Do you want to pull down his World Table Tennis Championships quota?
Let's analyze three points together, the first of which is: Zhou Qihao's wtt Slovenia match in Europe, in which he lost against the youngster Olaf. This Olaf player is worth mentioning, because he is ranked 385th in the world, and it is a pity that Zhou Qihao faced this youngster and was directly played by the opponent 3-2.
From this game, it is enough to see a big problem, Zhou Qihao is the dark horse player of our national table tennis, and he has won the men's singles championship in the previous direct race. Liu Guoliang also placed high hopes on him, hoping that Zhou Qihao is a real dark horse player who can play good results, and the result did not expect the 5 male table tennis players sent by the national table tennis team, Zhou Qihao as the main force of the dark horse, and the result was also a cold loss.
Then we will understand the second point, Zhou Qihao lost to the foreign young player, why was he able to defeat Ma Long before, but also to beat Fan Zhendong? Could it really be that he really relies entirely on luck? In fact, mentioning this, if you have seriously understood Zhou Qihao, how did he get up, and how did he win the championship in the national table tennis team? You will know that in fact, it is not entirely based on luck behind it, and there is also his strength component. Because Zhou Qihao was a disciple of Liu Guozheng, Liu Guozheng had brought out Wang Chuqin and zhou Qihao, as well as Liu Dingshuo and other players, all of whom were the main players and dark horse players.
As Liu Guozheng's disciple Zhou Qihao, his skill strength is there, but this time he lost the game coldly. In addition, his previous ability to defeat Fan Zhendong Ma Long was enough to verify his overall strength in the national team, as well as to verify his explosive potential on the pitch, which is also relatively huge. Otherwise, it would be impossible to defeat the hexagonal warrior Malone. As we all know, Malone has rarely heard of upset defeats in the past games, especially against some young players, which is basically a very easy thing to take down. So Zhou Qihao, his previous ability to beat Ma Long and Fan Zhendong was not entirely by luck, on the other hand, he was still a disciple of Liu Guozheng, indicating that he did have a hand, but why did he lose this time?
The third point we talked about at the end is enough to explain: Zhou Qihao has a big problem, and the state fluctuations are too big. This is also something that Liu Guoliang and the national soldier coaching team should focus on, because he can play a result in our national soldier team and beat Ma Long Xiao fat, which shows that he has strength. Losing to the young player in the international arena shows that his state ups and downs are very large, and when the state is played well, even the world's top two champions can be defeated, and Ma Long and Xiao Fat are not opponents of Zhou Qihao.
But when the state is poor, even the 385th-ranked youngster Olaf can't play, so Zhou Qihao's state ups and downs must be balanced, which will affect his next participation in the World Table Tennis Championships. If Zhou Qihao is in good shape, we are all happy to help our national table tennis successfully impact the championship of the competition. But if he is not in good shape, even the young players ranked 3-400 can't beat it, which is really risky. So overall, Zhou Qihao is still forgivable for losing one or two games occasionally, but I hope that the next game will not be lost again.
If Zhou Qihao loses again, his qualification for the World Table Tennis Championships may face being replaced by Liu Guoliang. Everyone's upset loss to Zhou Qihao, did Liu Guoliang look away? Is Zhou Qihao short-lived and not a real dark horse?