On September 10, Beijing time, the second match day of the men's and women's singles 1/16 final of the WTT Macau Championship. As of the end of the schedule on that day, 13 seats have been locked in the top 16 women's singles: 5 seats in the national table tennis team, 4 seats in Japan, and 4 seats in other foreign associations. The men's singles top 16 also confirmed 13 seats: while the Chinese national table tennis team only occupies 2 seats, and Germany currently has the most 3 seats. The only Japanese seedling, Zhang Benzhihe, is also unsatisfactory, and South Korea is also unsatisfactory. Many main players have toured in one round, showing a pattern of blooming flowers as a whole.
The national table tennis women's team all advanced today with four players. Kuai Man played against the famous Korean player Zhu Qianxi. Since the first game was a encounter, he was not very adaptable to Zhu Qianxi's playing style. Kuai Man lost the first game 6-11. However, in the last three games, Kuaiman won three consecutive games 11-8, 11-6 and 11-7, and reversed and advanced 3-1. The next round is going to face Ito Mima. Kuaiman should be more cautious in receiving and serving to avoid being disrupted by Ito Mima's special play.
Chen Xingtong faced American player Zhang An and took the initiative since the beginning of the game. Chen Xingtong restricted Zhang An's backhand from tearing quickly by striking and beating. During the stalemate stage of Zhongyuan Taiwan, Chen Xingtong's forehand attack hit rate was very high, and he easily won with scores of 11-1, 11-4, 11-5, 3-0. Chen Xingtong is in the best form this time. In the next round, she will face the winner between Hong Kong player Du Kai-shun and Australian player Chi Min-hyung.
The world's No. 1 Sun Yingsha, facing Welsh young player Hershey, got a good start with 11-7. But in the second game, Hershey used his unique hook-serving and backhand speed to win the game 12-10. After testing in the first two games, Sun Yingsha accelerated in the third game, gave her opponent no chance, and won 11-3. In the fourth game, 11-4 locked the victory and advanced 3-1. Sun will play against Romanian player Szokos in the next round. Szokos has strong offensive ability in the middle and long Taiwan and is also a difficult opponent. Sun Yingsha must prepare in advance.
Wang Manyu originally played against Zheng Yijing of Taipei, China, but Zheng Yijing withdrew due to injury. Wang Manyu won without a fight and advanced to the top 16. Although this saved Wang Manyu's energy, it also made her lack an opportunity to run in actual combat. In the next round, facing Japan's Hayda Shina, Wang Manyu's most important thing is to quickly regain the familiar rhythm of the game and play in the best condition.
In contrast, in the men's singles of the national table tennis team, Xiang Peng fought five games in the duel with German player Francesca, and finally lost 2-3, missing the round of 16. During the game, Xiang Peng was still too immature in handling some key goals and missed many opportunities. On the first day, Huang Youzheng also lost 0-3 to Nigerian player Aruna and was eliminated early. These two losses have made the situation of the men's national table tennis team worse. Before the first round was over, two people had already encountered a first round. At present, Xue Fei and Chen Yuanyu, the men's singles in the national table tennis team, have not yet appeared.
Lin Shidong 3-0 Gao Chengrui and Wang Chuqin 3-1 Songdao Huikong, the two temporarily stabilized the basic national table tennis men's singles. Lin Shidong will face German player Duda in the next round, and Wang Chuqin will face Groot
The Japanese women's team performed equally stably in the game, and all four players successfully advanced. Ito Mima played against Australian player Liu Yangzi, suppressing her opponent throughout the whole process and finally advanced easily 3-0. Facing Chinese Taipei player Huang Yihua, Shina Hayata played the advantage of strong stalemate between China and China and Taiwan, and had extremely high defensive counterattack efficiency, and also advanced 3-0. Mikazu Kazuma also eliminated his opponent 3-0. Only Da Teng Satsuki and South Korea's No. 1 sister Shin Yubin had a thrilling five-game battle. They were led by their opponents in a row with two consecutive games. Da Teng Satsuki withstood the pressure in the decisive game, narrowly won 11-9, and reversed and advanced 3-2.
However, compared to the women's team, the performance of the Japanese men's singles was a complete defeat. In the first day's game, Matsushima Huikong lost 1-3 to the national table tennis team Wang Chuqin. In today's game, Odou Shinozuka lost 1-3 to Grote, the North Denmark team, and lost 10-12 in both games, and was defeated miserably. Junsuke Togaki and South Korean star Wu Shicheng fought for five games, lost 13-15 twice, lost 8-11 in the final game, and finally lost 2-3. At this point, except for the Japanese men's singles, who have not yet appeared, all the other three players have played in the first round, leaving only Zhang Benzhihe to defend half of the area alone, and the situation is in jeopardy. Zha Benzhihe will face Chinese straight-blocking master Xue Fei on September 11. This game is crucial for the Japanese men's singles, and he needs to take on the important task of saving Japanese men's singles.
The performance of the Korean team is also unsatisfactory. An Zaixian defeated Brazilian star Hugo 0-3 in men's singles; Wu Shicheng narrowly defeated 3-2 after five hard battles, but he will face the real national table tennis player Lin Shidong, which has a huge challenge. Zhang Yuzhen and Lee Sang-soo also failed to get out early in the game. In the women's singles, Shen Yubin lost 2-3 to Dateng Shayue, and Zhu Qianxi lost 1-3 to Kuai Man. Both of them were eliminated, leaving only Jin Naying without a game.
The German men's team became the dark horse of men's singles. Francesca eliminated Xiang Peng, Qiu Dang swept the American player Karnak 3-0, Duda defeated Croatian player Puka 3-1, and three people advanced to the top 16, becoming one of the main threats to the national table tennis team's subsequent championship.
