<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="1" Marlene almost overturned the ship >, and the 09 World Table Tennis Championships fought with Kenta Matsudaira for 7 innings, and the decider fell behind and reversed</h1>
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > Marlene has experienced many vicious battles in the previous World Table Tennis Championships, among which the 2009 Yokohama World Table Tennis Championships in Japan and Kenta Matsudaira have left a deep impression on people. </h1>
Men's singles 1/8 final, Marlene met the host player Kenta Matsudaira, when Kenta Matsudaira ranked 101 in the world, Marlene ranked 2nd in the world, people thought it would be an overwhelming victory, did not expect the twists and turns of the process, leaving a classic battle.
In the first set, Kenta Matsudaira's squat slashing serve posed a great threat to Marlene, and coupled with Kenta Matsudaira's excellent sense of landing, Kenta Matsudaira opened a 4-2 lead.
Marlene is a veteran who has been playing for many years, with a wealth of experience in the competition with Kenta Matsudaira, clinging to the score and taking a 9-8 lead.
The two men held each other on multiple boards, with Marlene pulling the middle of the road with her forehand and taking the set point 10-8.
Marlene serves, Kenta Matsudaira picks a straight line with forehand, Marlene pounces on forehand pull, Kenta Matsudaira counters Marlene's backhand position, 9-10.
Marlene spins down, Kenta Matsudaira rubs the ball into the net, 11-9, Marlene wins the opening red.
In the second set, Marlene took advantage of the chase and suppressed her opponent with a forehand rush, maintaining a slight advantage 6-4, 7-5.
Marlene extended her gains to take the set point 10-6.
Marlene serves, Kenta Matsudaira picks a straight line, 10-7.
Marlene sent a backhand long ball, Kenta Matsudaira twisted his backhand out of bounds, 11-7, Marlene next city.
In the third set, Kenta Matsudaira's opening round was scored by Marlene's consecutive attacks to make it 0-2.
Kenta Matsudaira forced Marlene to run around the field several times and was forced to put a high ball, 2 draws.
The two held each other, and Marlene stormed the middle of the road with a sideways forehand, 3-2.
Kenta Matsudaira's weird serve and changeable landing points began to exert their power, sending out a wave of 4-0, 6-3 leads.
The two men held each other on multiple boards, and Marlene took a fast forehand attack to make it 4-6.
Marlene served suicide, 4-7.
Kenta Matsudaira once again blasted a 4-0 wave to win 11-4 and pull back a set.
In the fourth set, the two were caught in a grueling tug-of-war, you chased after me, the score was tight, and Kenta Matsudaira led 9-8.
Marlene served and Kenta Matsudaira bounced a backhand at the slash to get the set point 10-8.
Kenta Matsudaira serves and Marlene sideways dashes into the middle of the road, 9-10.
Kenta Matsudaira serves, Ma lin picks a punch, Kenta Matsudaira pulls back, Malin pulls again, Kenta Matsudaira presses Marlene's backhand, Marlene sidestes a board, Matsudaira Kenta pulls again, Marlene sideways forehand storms the slash, 10 draws.
Marlene sent the ball out of the middle and Kenta Matsudaira twisted his backhand out of bounds, 11-10.
Kenta Matsudaira served the ball, and Marlene rushed out of bounds with a forehand, 11 draws.
Marlene's two consecutive forehand picks were all defended by Kenta Matsudaira, and Marlene pulled the middle of the road with her forehand and then became straight, 12-11.
Kenta Matsudaira serves, Marlene rushes with forehand, Kenta Matsudaira pulls back, Marlene pulls back with her forehand, wins 13-11, and leads 3-1.
In the fifth set, Marlene opened with a 5-2 lead and Kenta Matsudaira called a timeout.
The game resumed, and Kenta Matsudaira let Marlene eat consecutive serves, which quickly trailed to 6 draws.
Kenta Matsudaira continued to feel good, turning the right to press the left and taking the set point 10-7.
Marlene pulled sideways, 8-10.
Marlene serves, Kenta Matsudaira swings short, Marlene swings again, Kenta Matsudaira splits the line with his forehand, wins 11-8, and pulls it 2-3.
In the sixth set, Kenta Matsudaira reversed in the unfavorable situation of the fifth set, and his confidence was greatly enhanced, and the more he played, the easier he became, and the start of the game was 7-1.
Marlene struggled to catch up, but Kenta Matsudaira was too far ahead, taking it 11-8 to make it 3-3.
In the seventh set, Kenta Matsudaira was so imposing that he started with a 4-1 lead, and Marlene called a timeout.
The game restarted, Marlene slowed down, east and west, using unconventional techniques to deal with Kenta Matsudaira, and could do one more board to chase 3-4.
Kenta Matsudaira flanked the slash and led the swap 5-3.
Kenta Matsudaira served, Marlene rushed to the middle of the road with a sideways forehand, luckily wiped the edge, 4-5.
The two hold each other, Kenta Matsudaira backhand violently throws the slash, Marlene pushes the straight line, Matsudaira Kenta forehand pulls back, Marlene forehand pulls straight line, 5 flat.
Kenta Matsudaira pressed Marlene's backhand continuously, then the forehand became straight, 6-5.
Marlene served sideways forehand to rush the slash and draw 6.
Marlene pulled the slash continuously, Kenta Matsudaira defended, and Marlene hit the net out of bounds, 6-7.
Marlene resolutely used the forehand to rush, scored 4 consecutive points, 10-7 to get the match point, 10-7 this point scored the most exciting goal of the game, Matsudaira Kenta 5 consecutive backhands and Marlene forehands, Matsudaira Kenta pulled out of bounds.
Kenta Matsudaira serves, Marlene swings short, Kenta Matsudaira pulls straight backhand, and Marlene pulls down the net, 8-10.
Kenta Matsudaira went backhand with three consecutive plates and then a straight forehand, 9-10.
Ma Lin sent the middle road, Matsudaira Kenta swung short, Marlene rushed to the middle of the road with a forehand, won 11-9, and won 4-3 to advance to the quarterfinals.
Kenta Matsudaira became famous in one battle, and this game has also become a classic battle, which is endlessly memorable.
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