Incheon Championship: The Lebrun brothers lost to Brazil, and Hugo advanced to the men's singles semifinals 3-0
On March 30, Beijing time, the table tennis WTT Incheon Championship ushered in the first quarterfinals, French star Felix Lebrun appeared on the court to face the Parisian star Hugo Calderano, but Felix and his brother Alex lost to each other, and was swept away by a 0-3 defeat, and missed the men's singles semifinals.
According to the signing, Hugo's next opponent will be between national table tennis player Fan Zhendong and Japanese star Tomokazu Zhangmoto, the competition has become more and more fierce, and it is expected that the Chinese team athletes can withstand the pressure to advance! Please see below for details.
Highlights of the game
Felix and Hugo are currently ranked in the top ten athletes in the world, and they are also the top masters of foreign associations, although the former has not won the main force of national table tennis, but has defeated other team masters many times, and the latter has been famous for a long time, as a table tennis player of a big football country, but can defeat Fan Zhendong, Lin Gaoyuan and others, and his strength is indeed good.
It is worth mentioning that in the last round of the game, Hugo reversed Felix's brother 3-1, Alex with a horizontal slap style, and now the younger brother who changed to a straight slap style came on the court to meet the challenge, and the fans were naturally very curious about who would have the last laugh.
The process of the game
After the start of the game, Felix, who played straight, started faster and quickly suppressed Hugo in the near stage, although the latter's strength was greater, but because he couldn't keep up with the rhythm of the French youngster, it was difficult to find an opportunity to stretch his body, but Felix himself made a lot of mistakes, and as a result, he didn't take advantage of the opportunity in the second half of the game, and lost 9-11 with a difference of 2 points, and he slapped the table angrily.
In the second game, the two still played very fiercely, if Hugo could get rid of Felix's control, his attack was still very fierce, and Felix still played very impatiently, and lost 8-11, and was forced into a desperate situation after falling behind 0-2.
After a series of errors, Felix was extremely emotional, fanned the ball out of the table with a racket, and then lost the third game to finally lose the whole game 5-11 and stop the men's singles quarterfinals.
From the point of view of technical strength, the gap between the Lebrun brothers and Hugo is not big, but the two French youngsters play very impatiently, win fast and lose quickly, and Hugo although he made a lot of mistakes in his early years, but with the accumulation of experience, its stability has been greatly improved than before, and now it can even win the master to advance This can also show this, which is worthy of everyone's affirmation.