Bayer thinks this is actually unreasonable.
Because people's cognitive abilities and behavioral abilities must be out of sync. Some people say it's easier said than done, while others say it's easier said than done. They all mean the same thing.
In the world of table tennis, it should be easier said than done.
The truth is actually not that complicated, because table tennis is ultimately just one of hundreds of sports. Its difficulty lies not in "not knowing" but in "cannot do it."
In terms of technical stability alone, countless veterans cannot achieve it after a lifetime of playing. Even a super genius like Hook will fail every day?
The most difficult thing is to repair one's own technical flaws, because these flaws usually come with the player's character, are deeply rooted in the soul, and are almost difficult to remove.
But Wang Chao seems to have no obsession or any unshakable hobby. Once he finds something wrong, he changes it easily. It is as simple as erasing a line of code and filling in a new line.
In just one and a half games, Bayer had already demonstrated almost all the results of yesterday's research. He successfully scored a lot of points, but then he found that it was getting harder and harder to score.
Any way he succeeded once would be difficult to succeed a second time.
His opponent will only be knocked down by real hard power, and will not be knocked down a second time by the same strategy and trick.
Mizutori Hato is Kidney Warrior, but Wang Chao is a saint in the true sense.
The score rose alternately.
2:0.
3:0.
4:0.
4:1.
5:1.
6:1.
6:2.
6:3.
7:3.
8:3.
8:4.
9:4.
9:5.
9:6.
10:6.
10:7.
10:8.
10:9.
11:9.
The score in the second game still showed a trend of being faster and slower, but if you look closely, you will find that Bayer's scoring efficiency is actually gradually decreasing. In the end, he only narrowly defeated Wang Chao by a slight advantage of two points.
Judging from the big score, Bayer leads 2:0, but from the perspective of the single game score, the content of the game between the two sides is actually gradually becoming even.
The general audience was still having fun, but the professional players were no longer able to laugh.
The three head coaches sitting in the audience behind Bayer could no longer laugh at all.
Because the situation is completely different from what they imagined.
They thought that the Huaping coaching staff was going to intervene forcefully, but in the end, although everyone on the Huaping coaching staff had a straight face, they did nothing.
But it doesn't matter, this is one of the situations they expected.
What's really terrible is that Wang Chao's mentality has no intention of collapse.
The mentality of table tennis players is very easy to collapse.
Especially when your habits and shortcomings are perfectly grasped, you will have a frustrated feeling that you have nowhere to use your power.
This feeling can quickly escalate as points are lost, and eventually develop into incompetent rage.
Then, the player's mentality will collapse.
The three European coaches all know that Wang Chao has a very tenacious mentality, which can be seen from the fact that he relied on willpower to overturn Lin Zijun in the final decisive game of T2.
But they still expected Wang Chao to collapse because "being pinched seven inches" is the most taboo thing for table tennis players. This is a reverse scale, a fatal injury. If it were the Swedish guy Morad, he would have hit the racket directly on the opposite side.
Even if Wang Chao can handle it, he should show some emotions such as frustration, loss, despair, anger, etc. When the time comes, they will call on the relatives and friends behind them to come together in several groups to make a fuss, ensuring that Wang Chao loses control on the spot.
They thought well. In order to ensure the perfect implementation of the plan, Rohlskov spent more than an hour yesterday having an in-depth talk with Bayer, hoping that Bayer would cooperate with them at the critical moment and give Wang Chao the final blow to his heart with his sarcastic smile and provocative actions.
Bayer was reluctant at first because he felt it was disgraceful, but in the end he couldn't resist the head coach he had worked with for more than ten years and decided to cheat Wang Chao out of conscience.
In fact, it was precisely because he planned to trick Wang Chao at the last moment that he showed so much kindness at the beginning. His gentlemanly demeanor came from the hidden guilt in his heart.
But no one expected that Wang Chao did not collapse at all, and became more and more cheerful as he played.
The Huaping bosses all started taking quick-acting Jiuxin Pills, and he was jumping around like a carefree rabbit.
After losing the second game, Wang Chao was all smiles and elated. He even couldn't help shouting to the sky, as if to vent his joy. All the audience in front of the camera were confused and didn't know whether this kid was crazy or stupid.
In fact, I'm not crazy or stupid, I just accidentally completed another super evolution, that's all.
The third game begins.
Bayer serves.
He sent a short backspin.
Wang Chao didn't even bother to swing it short, and just picked it up.
Bayer did not predict the retreat this time, because Wang Chao faced this kind of ball four times in the second game and adopted four completely different strategies. So now, the data analysis provided by England head coach is invalid, and he can no longer figure out how Wang Chao wants to play.
Wang Chao successfully picked, Bayer caught it, Wang Chao pulled it again, Bayer caught it again, and after five rounds, Bayer was penetrated.
1:0.
Bayer continued to serve, another short backspin.
Wang Chao continued to challenge, but failed, 1:1.
Wang Chao serves, also with short backspin.
Bayer has a short swing, and Wang Chao can be twisted directly with the backhand.
After successfully twisting the ball, Bayer stepped back and pulled back, but was directly attacked by Wang Chao with a backhand attack from a wide angle, 2:1.
Wang Chao serves again, still with short backspin.
Bayer no longer swings short and chooses to directly backhand the bottom line, but Wang Chao retreats and pulls backhand, which is extremely surprising.
Bayer pulled the ball back, and Wang Chao stepped back again and charged forward with a forehand.
Bayer took three steps back from the stage, and also charged forward with his forehand, pulling the ball extremely deep and with great power.
Wang Chao also took three steps back and pulled the ball back with his forehand.
This was another stalemate at the mid-range table. Bayer had the upper hand in the first two rounds, but this time, after five rounds, Wang Chao won the final victory, with the score becoming 3:1.
At this point in the game, the audience behind Bayer was completely silent.
In the audience behind Wang Chao, several big guys were stroking their chests one by one, and they were all still in disbelief.
Although they didn't understand Wang Chao's intentions, they could see that Wang Chao seemed to have the upper hand.
Then Qin Huachang was the first to react. "Oh~~~Yes, Bayer has no strength."
He slapped his thigh and laughed loudly, "I didn't expect that. Bayer is old and doesn't support the whole-Taiwan style of play just now."
He Jingping turned around and looked at him with disdain. "That's not what you said just now."
On the field, the situation began to become more and more clear.
Bayer serves, Wang Chao swings short, Bayer swings again, Wang Chao continues swinging.
This time Wang Chao did not choose to take the initiative to attack, and seemed to seriously compete with Bayer on the small ball in the table.
After more than a dozen rounds, Bayer swung short and pretended to be high, Wang Chao hit the ball directly with his forehand, and then quickly retreated, preparing for Bayer's super-fast hard-hit back kick.
But he thought too much. Because the angle of the ball was too far, Bayer simply didn't run past it.
4:1.
This is the first time since the start of the game that Wang Chao has a big score advantage.
"I should understand. In fact, Wang Chao used underhanded tactics, but he didn't use the tricks we wanted him to use." Wang Lu said, "From this point of view, he actually partially accepted our suggestions."
He Jingping was not happy and snorted, "Are you blind? He obviously fought with Bayer from beginning to end, playing every ball upright and attacking the whole Taiwan. Is this called playing dirty tricks?"
At this time, He Jingping was very high-spirited. Although he didn't know what Wang Chao was thinking specifically, his disciple was strong enough and he was strong enough. Now that he had achieved results, he was naturally proud of it. He had to pretend to compete first.
Wang Lu was not angry and said with a smile, "If I told you that his head-to-head confrontation in the first two games was just playing dirty tricks, would you believe it?"
He Jingping sneered again and was about to refute when he suddenly paused and felt that what Wang Lu said made sense.
Because he suddenly remembered that when Bayer played Lin Zijun yesterday, he started to defend from the first game just to save energy. It was because of this that he could hold on until the seventh game, and finally dragged Little Lin to death.
Today, in order to break Wang Chao's fighting spirit, Bayer fought bravely in the first two games and almost exhausted most of his energy. Now in the third game, he really couldn't run anymore and even gave up the ball that was easy to save.
If Wang Chao was deliberately trying to be aggressive, tempting Bayer to fight hard even if he lost the game, wouldn't it have already been calculated that Bayer would be exhausted?
Precisely because he was deliberately draining Bayer's physical strength, even though he lost miserably in these two games, it did not affect his mentality at all. Instead, he was very happy after the second game.
Isn't this the kind of tricking people he was best at last year?
Damn it, it really makes sense.
He Jingping was a little confused for a moment, but he didn't dare to show it because it would damage his image of greatness after just pretending to be a show-off.
So he snorted, noncommittally, crossed his arms across his chest, and assumed an incomprehensible attitude.
"Old He, is that what you mean?" Wang Lu didn't know He Jingping's complex mentality, and was still seeking verification seriously.
He Jingping didn't dare to say more for fear of saying the wrong thing, so he could only continue to be arrogant, "Didn't you treat me like a fool just now? Why are you asking me now? Just wait until Wang Chao is finished and ask him directly."
The next game almost completely turned into Wang Chao's crazy attack and Bayer's comprehensive defense.
This situation is exactly the same as Bayer playing Lin Zijun yesterday.
If there is a difference, it is that Wang Chao's backhand attack is not as sharp as Lin Zijun's, but its forehand attack is much sharper than Lin Zijun's.
Overall, not talking about changes, but just talking about offensive quality, Wang Chao and Lin Zijun should be right in the middle.
But today's Bayer is not yesterday's Bayer.
Today, Bayer, dragging his 34-year-old body, played two games at the COSCO table, which is the favorite of European players. He was already out of breath. He thought he could defeat Wang Chao directly.
When he came back to do a comprehensive defense at this time, it could be said that he ignored the bottom and was full of flaws. However, Wang Chao's offense was also mixed with a large number of fake moves and deceptions. These deceptions were of course useless during Bayer's heyday, but for Bayer, who was exhausted both energetically and physically, they became the last straw that broke the camel's back.
The bloated Bayer began to make various mistakes in judgment, and the situation collapsed like a flood.
The score in the third game started to get out of control after alternately rising to 5:5, and jumped to 11:5 in one breath. Wang Chao scored 6 points in a row and won directly.
At this point, insiders in the European table tennis world know that the situation is over. The Chinese players once again relied on their perseverance to complete the final comeback, turning this game that should have been recorded in European history into nothing new.
Only the ordinary fans who were still holding champagne were a little confused at this moment.
Just now they were discussing on the forum who was the biggest contributor today with the practical Germans, the digitized England people, and the detail-oriented Swedes. Why did they suddenly lose the game?
The cakes are almost finished being divided. Why is the cake gone all of a sudden?
Should I pour out the champagne in my hand or drink it?
At 10:27 am on February 17th local time in Hong Kong, Chinese player Wang Chao eliminated King of Europe Bayer with a big score of 4:2, and proudly entered the Hong Kong Open semi-finals as a dark horse.
This is also the only time in the past ten years that only one Chinese player has reached the semi-finals of the World Series despite the participation of Chinese players.
In fact, the other game ended 15 minutes earlier than the game between Wang Chao and Bayer. In the end, Pike easily eliminated Morad with a score of 4:1.
This game was also very exciting, but all the light was blocked by Wang Chao and Bayer.
After all, how could European civil strife compare to the Eurasian war?
At this time, in the world table tennis world, both at home and abroad, two opinions are prevalent at the same time. Everyone is exclaiming that the dominance of Chinese table tennis is no longer there, and everyone is exclaiming that a new supernova has been born.
If last year's T2 only brought Wang Chao into the attention of some table tennis enthusiasts and was short-lived, then today's game really made him well known to the general audience in China.
After all, as a traditional international event that has lasted for many years, the World Tour's influence is still much higher than that of T2.
At noon that day, the head coach of China Table Tennis Team Cai Guodong accepted an interview with China Television's official sports channel. During the interview, he expressed cautious optimism about Hong Kong Open's final results. On the one hand, he believed that China Table Tennis Team had many problems that needed to be solved. On the other hand, he spoke highly of Wang Chao player positively.
After skipping those empty words, one sentence aroused heated discussion from the outside world. "After discussion, our coaching staff unanimously agreed that if player Wang Chao can win this open championship, then his strength should be enough to enter the main force of China Table Tennis Team."
This is actually Cai Guodong's public announcement to Wang Chao through the media, making a promise: Boy, as long as you don't let your guard down this time, I will give you the treatment of a main player in the future.
The so-called treatment of the main players is not only the previously promised World Cup quota and World Table Tennis Championships pass-through qualification, but also means that even the most important Olympic Games and Wang Chao at the end of the year may not have a chance to get a share of the pie.
He has the qualifications to compete fairly with the five major players.
As long as he has the ability to squeeze out the last three of the five main players, he can at least enter the Olympic doubles in the name of p card.
If he can kill both Sun Luo and Sun Luo, what about giving him an Olympic singles qualification?
The reason why Cai Guodong took the initiative to add more money to Wang Chao was not to please Wang Chao on purpose, but because, in the matter of beating Bayer, Wang Chao once again proved one thing: he alone can sometimes be more correct than the entire coaching staff.
This is not the first time Wang Chao has proven this.
When Luo Jiu changed rubber last year, it was Wang Chao who solved the problem that had troubled the entire coaching staff for seven years.
You say, for such a peerless genius who can play, count, be a player, and coach, how can we not give him a little more sweetness?