Macau Championship: The first quarter-finals were born! Lin Yunru scored three consecutive games and was expected to face Wang Chuqin

Table tennis WTT Macau Championship is in full swing. On the evening of September 11, Beijing time, the first place in the quarter-finals was born. Lin Yunru, the number one player in Taipei, China, withstood the pressure when he lost 1 inning, and finally won three consecutive games to reverse the opponent. As a result, he broke through the French team's two defense lines to advance, and took the lead in locking a quarter-final ticket. The next round will face the winner between national table tennis player Wang Chuqin and Danish athlete Grote. For more details, please see below.

Lin Yunju was in very good condition in this site competition. He met French star Lebron in the first round, but he won 3-0 with an absolute advantage, and then met French athlete Simon in the second round.

Compared with Lebron, Simon's technical strength is relatively inferior, but his psychological quality and entanglement ability are even better than that. Although he is over thirty years old, he is still energetic. He defeated Lin Gaoyuan, the main player of the national table tennis team twice this year, and fought with Wang Chuqin in the World Table Tennis Championships, so Lin Yunju still faces a test in this battle.

After the game started, Simon came up and tried to attack Lin Yunju by serving a long ball. As a result, the opponent was prepared for it. Then he was knocked back and lost points. He quickly scored 4 points in a row when he was behind 0-2. However, Lin Yunju also quickly tied the opponent. After the two sides tied 7, Simon gradually found a feeling and finally won the first place with 11-7 after winning 4 goals in a row.

Simon started the second game with a bad start and then fought back and continued to create a strong spin to force Lin Yunru to make a mistake, and chased to 7-8 forcing the Chinese Taipei team to use the timeout. Then he fell behind 7-10 and saved 2 games, but in the end he lost 9-11 and was equalized by the opponent.

Simon played passively on the court in the third game. After retreating, he put the ball high and the reverse pulling tactics of average, so he stood closer and accelerated his opponent. At the same time, he disrupted Lin Yunru and tied to 4 through rotation changes. However, he fell behind again after the game. Although he chased the ball at 5-8 and tied to 9, he was then attacked with a poor reception and serve, and was finally forced into a desperate situation with a loss of 9-11.

Simon fell behind in the fourth game and quickly counterattacked and tied, hitting a wonderful round of change of hand, but soon lagged behind again and paused to adjust. Then the gap was widened 3-9 and 5-10, saving 1 match point and losing all the game 6-11, thus stopping in the men's singles quarterfinals and missing the championship.