After six days of fierce showdown, the table tennis WTT Tunisia regular season has come to an end on the evening of June 30, Beijing time.
In particular, it is worth mentioning that Japan's Tomokazu Zhangmoto and Miwa Zhangmoto have become the big winners of this competition, among which the elder brother won the mixed doubles, men's doubles, and men's singles three crowns in a row, especially the singles bid farewell to the long-term "championship drought" on the eve of the Olympic Games, and the final was reversed with an injury, and only won 2 points in the tiebreaker.
There was no registration for the Tunisian national table tennis tournament in this station, and the masters of South Korea, France, Germany and other associations were also absent, which gave the Japanese athletes a huge advantage, and as the highest-ranked people among all singles players, Tomokazu Zhang and Miwa Zhang were undoubtedly the most favored favorites to win the championship (Note: Hina Hayada was ranked higher than Miwa Zhangmoto, but temporarily withdrew from the singles event this time).
Sure enough, the brothers and sisters made great progress after the start of the match, and continued to win against various opponents, among which Tomokazu Zhangmoto/Hina Hayada took the lead in the mixed doubles final, and then defeated Sweden's Karlsson/Carlberg 3-2 in five games to win the first championship for the Japanese team.
In Men's Singles, Tomokazu Zhang struggled to advance to the final round with a 3-2 semi-final win and a 2-point win over 17-year-old brother Teruku Matsushima in the deciding game, but the pair then teamed up to win the Men's Doubles final with Chinese Taipei's Feng Yixin/Huang Yancheng 3-0, while Japan's Satsuki Oto/Sakura Yokoi beat India's Chitale/Golpard 3-0 in the Women's Doubles final.
In the women's singles final, Zhang Benmeihe faced Satsuki Oto, and the two played inextricably in the first game, Zhang Benmeiwa narrowly won 12-10, and then broke through like a bamboo, 11-8, 11-8, 11-3 to seal the victory, and thus swept the opponent 4-0 to the top.
Tomokazu Zhang was in danger again in the men's singles final against Yuya Uda, and lost a city 9-11 first, and then lost a 9-11 after winning 11-7, but then won the fourth and fifth games 11-6 and 11-7 respectively, but not only lost 4-11 in the fourth game, but also suffered injuries and was forced to interrupt the game for treatment.
In the decisive game, Tomokazu Zhang did not give up lightly, achieved the final reversal under extremely unfavorable circumstances, and won the final victory with 11-9 difficulty, thus winning the third championship of this competition, which is worthy of everyone's recognition.