Zhang Benzhihe is bull again.
It's not just Zhang Ben Zhihe who is good again, but the entire Zhang Ben family is good again, because Zhang Benmei and he also won the championship. The brother and sister won the championship at the same time, at least for the first time in a WTT commercial event, and the Zhang family made history.
On June 30, Beijing time, Tomokazu Zhang won the singles, men's doubles and mixed doubles championships at the WTT Regular Challenge Tunisia station, and his sister Zhang Benmeihe won the women's singles championship. The men's singles and women's singles were the finales, and Tomokazu Haramoto used his strength to defeat Yuya Uda 11-9 in the tiebreaker to win the championship. Zhang Benmei and Miwa had a clear advantage, winning the championship with 4-0 Oto Satsuki.
The Zhang brothers and sisters both won the championship, causing quite a stir.
After the award of the competition, Zhang Benzhihe called his father Zhang Benyu to come to the stage, and the family of three took a selfie to record this historical moment. For the Zhang family, such a scene is of course very happy, happy and proud.
In the context of China, South Korea and other masters not participating in the competition, Tomokazu Zhang won the triple crown There is actually nothing worth mentioning, and the Japanese media also remained calm and did not have much repercussions.
I thought it was over here, but I didn't think that Zhang Benzhi would come to the end after the game.
Back at the hotel, Tomokazu Zhang was still immersed in extreme excitement, so he took great pains to put the three trophies on the table one by one, and stretched out three fingers, which means Ok and three crowns. See diagram below.
Zhang Benzhihe, who hasn't won the championship for a long time, has a big hair now, take three at a time, be happy, and compare it. Unexpectedly, Zhang Benzhi wrote a sentence in Japanese in the accompanying article. We don't understand Japanese bird characters, someone translated it, and it actually is: pay tribute to Saudi Arabia's three-time Grand Slam champion Chuqin.
There is also a Chinese word "laugh" at the end of the accompanying text.
What do you mean?
Smug smile? Embarrassed laughter, or teasing laughter?
It's really hard to fathom.
In May, Wang Chuqin won the triple crown (men's singles, men's doubles, mixed doubles) at the Saudi Grand Championships and showed super dominance. Triple crowns!
As we all know, Tunisia is a regular challenge tournament, which is a low-level WTT event, and many masters do not come. Tomokazu Harimoto was swept out of the Saudi Arabia Grand Slam 1/8 finals by France's Lebrun 3-0, and Japan's men's singles were also wiped out, and no player could advance to the quarterfinals.
I really don't know, what Zhang Benzhihe thinks: Are your three crowns comparable to Wang Chuqin's three crowns?
In fact, Zhang Benzhihe's singles and semi-final opponents are all Japanese players, and they all win two points in the tiebreaker, even if the gap between Japanese local players and Zhang Benzhihe is already very small, the status of the first brother in the future is difficult to protect, and now he dares to compare with Wang Chuqin.
It's really an imitation!