Billiards》Swept the wooden warriors in three straight sets! Guo Guanhong helps Ryukyu defeat TT Saitama and celebrates 3 consecutive victories
World No. 32 Guo Guanhong once again defeated world No. 86 Yuuto Kizou in straight three games in the Japan T-League, helping the Ryukyu Mirai Suns defeat TT Saitama 3:1.
Quick Look
In the Japan T-League, Taiwanese table tennis player Guo Guanhong, ranked 32nd in the world, defeated Japanese player Yuuto Kizou, ranked 86th in the world, in straight games, helping the Ryukyu Mirai Suns defeat TT Saitama 3:1, winning 3 consecutive games and their 8th win of the season.
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Why It Matters
Taiwan's 18-year-old table tennis player Guo Guanhong, ranked 32nd in the world, plays for the Ryukyu Future Suns in Japan's T-League.
Guo Guanhong defeated Yuto Kizo in straight games and grabbed the second point of victory for the Ryukyu team. (Provided by Ryukyu Team)
[Reporter Xu Mingli/Comprehensive Report] Guo Guanhong, ranked 32 in the world, once again defeated the 86-ranked Kizukou Yuto in the Japan T-League today in straight games, helping the Ryukyu Mirai Suns defeat TT Saitama 3:1 and win 3 consecutive games. With a record of 8 wins and 5 losses, it clings to the leading Kanazawa Port Team.
The Ryukyu team, which played back-to-back matches, was still led by Yoshimura Maharu and South Korean foreign aid Zhao Shengmin in the first doubles match today, defeating Tsuboi Yuma/Sone Sho with 11:3, 11:6; in the second singles match, 18-year-old Guo Guanhong faced off against Muzo, who won two regional men's singles championships in WTT this year. Yongren, Muzo has a very good relationship with Taiwanese players this year. He lost 0:3 to Lin Yunru, who plays for Kinoshita Tokyo team in the Hsinchu overseas opening game on July 25, but at the end of August, he narrowly defeated Kobayashi 3:2 to win back a victory; in early September, he also defeated Gao Chengrui, who joined Kanazawa Port team, 3:1.
Facing the wooden warrior who also held the shot with his left hand, Guo Guanhong started the first game at 5:1, but his opponent launched a 6:1 counterattack and fell behind 6:7. However, he quickly made adjustments and scored two points in a row at 8 to take the lead, and finally won a thrilling 11:9. In the second game, Xiao Guo started with a 4:1 lead and fell behind 7:8. At the critical moment, he scored 3 points in a row, forced 2 game points again, and won again at 11:9. In the third game, Guo Guanhong was defeated by his opponent for two consecutive game points at 10:6. He quickly called a timeout. Although he was still tied at 10, he showed his strong heart and scored key points in the decisive moment. He narrowly won at 11:10. Xiao Guo celebrated his second consecutive victory after defeating Chinese veteran Hao Shuai in straight games yesterday.
In the third confrontation, Zhao Shengmin faced Seng Genxiang and trailed 0:2 in two consecutive games. However, in the decisive game, he lost 3 points in a row at 10:9 and lost 3 points at 10:12, allowing TT Caiyu to regain the victory. The key fourth point is that Oshima Yuya, who won the men's doubles silver medal with Masataka Mori at the 2017 World Championships, trailed Asuka Sakai 9:11, 11:4, 9:11 after the first three games. In the fourth game, Oshima The island evened the game at 11:10 after saving two consecutive late points at 8:10. In the deciding game, it scored 4 points in a row under the adversity of 7:9, and came from behind at 11:9 to help the Ryukyu team win.
Open Questions
- Can the Ryukyu team surpass Kanazawa Ports in the next games?



