In the WTT Saudi Arabia Grand Slam on May 6, the national table tennis lost four singles matches in one day. Liang Jingkun, Wang Manyu, Lin Gaoyuan, and Ma Long were eliminated and stopped in the top 32. It's Black Monday!
For a time, the national table tennis lost four times a day and quickly appeared on the hot search, which caused heated discussions on the whole network, fans and netizens spoke one after another, and the comment area blew up.
The speeches of fans and netizens can be roughly summarized into the following 5 types:
1, losing is the "wolf plan" of national table tennis, you always win, don't let others win, and no one will play with you after a long time.
2. The reason for qualifying for the Olympic Games makes the players carry a heavy ideological baggage, and the ups and downs of mentality in the game lead to losing.
3. It is normal to think that it is normal to win or lose sports games, and if you lose, you lose. Summarize carefully to facilitate the re-fighting.
4. There are also many netizens who say that the organizer's venue is small, and there are objective factors such as problems with the table.
5, there are also many fans who have made a lot of comments on the skills and tactics of the four losing players and their on-the-spot performance, which I will not list them all here.
Tell the truth! After reading the various opinions in the comment area, they all make sense. Most of them are rational! No longer obsessed with the idea of "national table tennis must win".
The comment area exploded, and it was very lively! But there are really not many indiscriminate sprays without a bottom! The majority spoke sensibly and restrainedly.
The loss of national table tennis is on the hot search, which fully shows the weight of national tennis in people's hearts. It has aroused heated discussions on the whole network, and it reflects the love for national table tennis.
Personally, I very much agree with the views of some netizens: some games can be lost, but important games should not be lost......
So, losing before the Olympics isn't a bad thing!
Which statement or point of view do you agree with?