WTT Championship: Schedule announced on November 6th! Hina Hayata VS Zhu Qianxi, Moregard fights another civil war

On November 6th, the table tennis WTT German Frankfurt Championship is about to begin its third day of competition. Currently, 13 top 16 men's and women's singles have been decided. 6 Germans have passed and 5 Japanese have advanced. The overall results are as expected by most fans. The last 6 top 16 seats will be announced on the evening of November 6th, and the first 5 1/8 finals will be played in the early morning of November 7th. Please see below for details and the latest schedule.

Compared with the WTT French Montpellier Championship that ended just a few days ago, the WTT German Frankfurt Championship was significantly less upset - in the first round of the previous station, there were 4 men and 5 women in the top 9 places. The eighth seed was eliminated. Although the first round of this competition is not over yet, it is impossible to surpass this data. For the time being, only men's singles No. 5 Duda (Germany), No. 6 Darko (Slovenia) and women's singles No. 7 Zheng Yijing (Chinese Taipei) are eliminated.

Currently, 3 German women's singles players remain undefeated, while 1 men's singles player retired, 1 lost to a foreign match, and 1 lost to a teammate. In the end, 3 people advanced. Japan achieved a record of 5 wins and 1 loss. The detailed promotion situation is as follows:

According to the arrangement, the last 6 singles 1/16 finals will continue on the evening of November 6th. The detailed schedule is:

18:00, Matsushima Terukong (Japan) VS Ahn Jae-hyun (South Korea);

18:35, Hina Hayata (Japan) VS Zhu Qianxi (South Korea);

19:10, Le Brun (France) VS Lu Wei (Australia);

19:45, Shin Yu-bin (South Korea) VS Huang Yihua (Chinese Taipei);

20:20, Moregard (Sweden) VS Carlberg (Sweden);

20:55, Winter (Germany) VS Fu Yu (Portugal).

From a strength comparison point of view, Le Brun, Shin Yubin, and Winter have a greater advantage, while their opponents - Lu Wei, Huang Yihua, and Fu Yu may not be easy to upset. As for the results of the other three games, it is difficult to predict. Among them, Matsushima Teruukong and Ahn Jae-hyun have their own strengths and have the possibility of advancement; Hayada Hina is slightly better than Zhu Qianxi, but her recent state is not as good as her opponent, so she may not be able to win.

As for Moregard and Carlberg, they have always had wins and losses before. They met in the first round of Montpellier a few days ago. Now they are facing off again in a civil war. Moregard, who won 3-0 last time, may not face new challenges and still needs to make difficult preparations.

In the early morning of November 7, the singles 1/8 finals kicked off, including 5 duel arrangements, namely:

1:30, Qiu Dang (Germany) VS Francesca (Germany);

2:05, Oto Sayuki (Japan) VS Samara (Romania);

2:40, Togami Hayabusa (Japan) VS Linde (Denmark);

3:15, Han Ying (Germany) VS Kaufmann (Germany);

3:50, Lin Yunru (Chinese Taipei) VS Lee Sang-soo (South Korea).

The above games are also very interesting. Among them, Qiu Dang and Francesca are the men's singles champions of the European Championships and the European Cup respectively, and both have strong strength; Oto Saki is a young star, and Samara is a veteran of the World Cup women's singles runner-up, and they just defeated Mima Ito in Montpellier not long ago. They may not be able to break Japan's main defense line again.

Togami Hayabusa and Linde are at the same level, and a fierce battle may break out this time; Han Ying and Kaufman have the possibility of promotion with every cut and attack; Lin Yunru and Li Shangzhu are both powerful national table tennis rivals, so let us wait and see the results of the new competition!