Wang Chao gets the right to serve.
He also sent a short backspin.
He wasn't going to play any tricks.
In today's game, he wanted to win so beautifully that no one would be able to gossip.
He wants to break through from the strong point of Mizutori Hato.
Only in this way can this Sakura Country brother with poor character not even have anything to complain about after losing.
The ball was served, and Mizutori Hato could only swing it short.
Both of them have subtle talents, and they are both used to using shortcuts to open up situations during mutual testing and entanglement stages. The difference is that when facing others, they can definitely force the other party to make a mistake first, or force the other party to take the initiative to change their moves. But today, neither party was willing to change their moves, and neither made a mistake.
So the situation became deadlocked again, and in the blink of an eye it had gone back and forth five times.
Mizutori Hato can't bear it anymore.
On the one hand, he is older, and on the other hand, he has lived too much and lacked restraint over the years, so his body has been very exhausted, especially drinking and staying up late to have fun, which has caused a lot of damage to his mental strength.
This symptom is actually somewhat similar to Geng Shuai.
Geng Shuai also often stayed up late, drank, and smoked during those years of degeneration, which eventually led to a decline in mental strength and it was difficult to win two games at the same time in one day.
Although he later quit smoking and drinking, the prodigal son turned back, but this loss could not be made up. At best, he could only stop the loss.
Mizutori Hato was a little panicked at this moment.
He clearly realized that he could not compete with Wang Chao.
This can be a big problem.
For every player with subtle talent, his entire technical and tactical system must be built around talent.
Therefore, Dou Duan itself is the foundation of the technical and tactical system.
But now the basics are no longer easy to use.
Mizutori Hato thought of a way as quickly as possible. He chose to deliberately risk a little height when the next swing was short.
He was luring Wang Chao to fight inside the stage.
Picking is a very popular technique for contemporary table tennis players. Its advantages include small range of movement, fast ball speed, and high concealment. If you can also develop the ability to flexibly change lines, it will be almost difficult to defend.
But in fact, the power of picking the ball over is only average.
In such a short space, athletes cannot exert enough force on the ball.
Therefore, as long as you can predict your opponent's challenge and prepare in advance, you can often achieve beautiful defensive counterattacks.
Mizutori Hato thinks so.
Wang Chao is really picky.
Wang Chao is left-handed. He hits the ball from the forehand position. Normally, the ball should fly to Mizutori Hato's backhand position, but he is used to changing the line to add mass, so the ball flies to the bottom line of Mizutori Hato's forehand position.
Mizutori Hato perfectly guessed Wang Chao's intention.
He moved to the right early and chose to take a step back when faced with this super-fast challenge ball.
The ball is too low and close to the table. If the ball is caught on the stage, Mizutori Hato is not confident that he can pull the ball up, but once he retreats from the stage, the sky will be brighter.
The ball flies off the table and flies forward horizontally. This kind of ball can be pulled, but because it is too low, it will be difficult to pull it in a heavy loop, and it is not easy to produce mass. However, if it is pulled high in a loop, it is easy for the opponent to attack.
Ordinary players only have these two options for pulling the ball at this time.
But Mizutori Hato is different.
He is meticulous and has a superb touch.
He just doesn't have as much energy as Wang Chao. In terms of delicate touch, Mizutori Hato, who has been playing for more than ten years, is strictly speaking better than Wang Chao.
So at this moment, his body leaned down, the racket sank to almost the same height as the table, and he exerted all his strength.
This ball can still be called a side cut.
But unlike just now when he was forced to take a side attack in a hurry, this time Mizutori Hato was premeditated.
This is a unique skill he has developed over the years, and he named it "Super Chip".
The word "super" is not a boast, but because in the past ten years or so, whenever he handled the ball in this way, there was at least a 50% chance of scoring a super ball.
The reason why he still gets the unanimous support of Sakura Country fans due to constant negative news. Even if he has many misdeeds, once the critical moment comes and he needs to win glory for the country, the first thing fans think of is always Mizutori Hato, because he is a "super ball mass manufacturer."
The trajectory of the ball was flatter and more floating, almost flying up from the bottom of the table along a horizontal line, and finally lightly grazed the net, causing the ball to lift slightly up in the air, and continued to fly forward horizontally, until it flew to the left side of the edge of the table.
Judging from the close-up view provided by the large screen above the head, the ball is really only a few misses away from becoming a miss.
But even so, this is barely a super ball.
This kind of super ball, because the ball flies a very long distance, does not seem to spin very much, nor is it very fast, but in fact, most players will panic when encountering this kind of ball in official matches, because this ball is by no means what they are used to seeing in training.
Wang Chao is an exception.
Isn't it just a long ball that comes out?
If you dare to step forward, I will dare to attack.
He still simply pulled a heavy arc, landing on the Mizutori Hato backhand baseline.
The ball was heavy, fast, and had a strong spin. Mizutori Hato had just recovered from the side-cutting posture, took a step forward, and barely blocked the ball back in a bit of haste.
Wang Chao turned into a backhand twist, still as fast as lightning, and landed on the bottom line of Mizutori Hato's forehand position.
Mizutori Hato felt vaguely that something was wrong, but the deal was already done and he could only quickly move to the right to save the ball.
But Wang Chao then pulled the ball to the Mizutori Hato backhand baseline.
By this time, the situation was clear.
Mizutori Hato took the initiative to withdraw from the stage, trying to use the super ball to disrupt Wang Chao's rhythm, but in the end it became a passive situation where he retired and Wang Chao did not.
When Wang Chao started to move from both sides, Mizutori Hato could only run wildly on both sides of the table.
This is exactly the same as the previous ball.
If you are not familiar with the game, you will think that Wang Chao played mediocrely. After all, it is just a simple adjustment of tactics from both sides. Who wouldn't?
But the real experts know that the reason why Wang Chao was able to play such an advantageous situation is not actually the current two-sided maneuver, but that Wang Chao first broke Mizutori Hato's short ball in the table, and then broke Mizutori Hato's super side cut.
Once these two are broken, Mizutori Hato will break through.
In fact, Wang Chao's seemingly effortless forehand and backhand attacks produce extremely high-quality balls. If someone else were to pull these balls, they would most likely commit suicide.
It was also at this moment that the professional players in the world table tennis world realized that Wang Chao was really different.
This player who relied on calculation last year has turned into a kingly player with super combat effectiveness this year.
His backhand twist went straight to Lin Zijun.
His forehand pull went straight to Fang Xiaobo.
His in-table ball went straight to Luo Jiu.
His battle strategy is even stronger than Sun Tianlong. After all, Sun Tianlong is a hero, but Wang Chao is a silver coin.
But he is only 18 years old.
Did he take medicine during the Chinese New Year?
At this time Wang Chao was already mobilizing the fourth big angle.
Mizutori Hato was forced to save another pretty long slice.
But Wang Chao once again mobilized the other side to a large angle.
Mizutori Hato sighed in his heart and threw the racket out again.
He still pocketed the ball, but still didn't get to the table.
He lost the point and the score came to 3:0.
He is just Kidney Warrior, not a Saint.
A Saint will not be defeated twice by the same trick.
Kidney Warrior was defeated by the same trick.
As a player with a notoriously weak willpower, Mizutori Hato did not give up today.
Wang Chao serves again, still with short backspin.
Mizutori Hato came directly to the table to pick the first hand.
The so-called violent challenge refers to a very violent challenge.
In fact, picking is just like twisting the ball, and it is also divided into levels.
The super strong twisting ball is called Overlord Twist, and the super strong pick is called violent pick.
Mizutori Hato has been in the table tennis world for more than ten years. This explosive move is a signature kill that is more famous than the sideways charge.
It's just that this move is just like the extreme in-table twisting of the ball, and the success rate is not high. Because of Mizutori Hato's innate talent, he has always taken the route of controlling the ball. He doesn't like to play like a reckless man.
He has publicly ridiculed Chinese player Lin Li on many occasions for being brave and Bai Feng for being brave and foolhardy. Although he has a bad mouth, you have to admit that some of his statements actually make sense.
But now, he is also being forced to become a reckless man by Wang Chao.
The quality of this attack was so high that Wang Chao didn't react at all and was killed directly.
3:1.
Mizutori Hato takes back the right to serve.
Instead of serving short backspin, he served with a hook. At the last minute, he made a fake move and sent a long ball that seemed to spin left but actually didn't spin. It was fast, heavy, and struck the Wang Chao forehand baseline at lightning speed.
The ball was too fast and hit his chest completely. Wang Chao was forced to take half a step back. He couldn't stretch his movements, but because he felt so good in his hand and relied solely on the delicate movements of his wrist and elbow, he managed to pull a beautiful heavy arc with a very ugly posture.
But this time, I really didn't have much control over the landing point. The ball landed on the baseline of Mizutori Hato forehand position.
Mizutori Hato retreats directly and rushes forward.
Wang Chao had to continue to retreat, shouted loudly, and pulled the ball back with all his strength.
Even in this passive situation, he still changed his line and pulled the ball to the Mizutori Hato backhand position.
Because he felt that he shouldn't be able to withstand Mizutori Hato's continuous forehand blasts.
Mizutori Hato directly backhand the ball in a long distance.
Wang Chao also pulls backhand.
Mizutori Hato Forehand pull.
Wang Chao is also pulling.
At this point in the fight, the two sides finally had their first head-on confrontation at COSCO.
After six consecutive boards, the ball ended with Wang Chao's failure.
Facts have proved that although he has made great progress in strength, when the situation is really led to the purest stalemate on the far stage, his strength is still not enough.
At this point, Mizutori Hato, who is tall and powerful, naturally takes advantage.
European players take advantage in this regard. Almost every European player has a good mid-range stalemate ability. Even second-rate players can sometimes defeat Chinese National Table Tennis Team players in stalemates.
The score became 3:2.