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This Asian Games will be held in Nagoya, Japan, and table tennis is China’s traditional advantage. Wang Manyu has previously won the women's team and women's singles gold medals, Kuai Man won the women's team and mixed doubles championships, and Lin Shidong won the mixed doubles and men's doubles gold medals.
China News Service, Nagoya, Japan, September 29 (Reporter Guo Xuan) The table tennis event of the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games concluded on the evening of the 28th. The Chinese pair Kuai Man/Wang Manyu defeated the host pair Zhang Benmeiwa/Hina Hayata with a big score of 4:0 and won the women's doubles championship. In the men's singles final, Lin Shidong defeated defending champion Wang Chuqin 4:0 and won the Asian Games men's singles championship for the first time.
In the women's doubles final, facing the world's No. 1 Miwa Harita/Hina Hayata, Kuaiman/Wang Manyu fired up and took an absolute lead in the match, winning by a big score of 4:0. The scores in the four games were 11:0, 13:11, 11:4, and 11:9 respectively.
Wang Manyu has previously won the women's team and women's singles table tennis gold medals, and Kuaiman has won the women's team and mixed doubles championships. Both of them are the "triple crowns" of this Asian Games.
Facing a strong enemy this time, Wang Manyu said that she and Kuai Man both faced the challenge with a "fighting mentality" and performed well. She commented that this Asian Games trip was "very successful" and she gained a lot from every event.
"From the beginning of the team competition, I was in very good condition on the court. The good condition continued to the mixed doubles. After the mixed doubles was completed, it continued to the women's doubles. This is indeed a good cycle." Kuaiman, who participated in the Asian Games for the first time, scored himself 99 points and said he would sum up his experience.
In the men's singles final, Lin Shidong took the lead and won two consecutive games with 11:5 and 11:8. Wang Chuqin launched a counterattack in the third game. The two sides fought fiercely until 11:11. Lin Shidong scored two points in a row and won another game at 13:11. In the fourth game, Lin Shidong sealed the victory with 11:5.
At this Asian Games, Lin Shidong won three gold medals in table tennis mixed doubles, men's doubles and men's singles. He said that he did not expect to win 4:0. "Today I did a good job in connecting the ball. In addition, the top brother (Wang Chuqin) also participated in the men's team and mixed doubles competition this time. He was troubled by injuries and was a little tired."
Wang Chuqin praised Lin Shidong's performance and believed that he broke through the previous sluggish state. "This will be of great help to the future of the Chinese table tennis team and is also a new starting point for him."
"I feel like I am constantly consuming playing now and I feel very tired." Wang Chuqin said frankly that he has not been able to find the feeling of enjoying playing and being on the court as before. "This is a problem I need to solve."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Lin Shidong will continue to maintain competitiveness in future international table tennis events
Likely · Within months
Wang Chuqin will adjust his condition to deal with injuries
Possible · Within weeks

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