
"Silent Assassin" Lin Yunru won the WTT China Grand Slam men's singles quarter-finals. Tonight he will compete with Japan's new golf king Terukora Matsushima for the championship. If he wins the championship, his world ranking is expected to reach a new high.
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Lin Yunru performed well in the WTT China Grand Slam event and advanced all the way to the men's singles final.
Lin Yunru. (File photo, taken from WTT official website)
[Reporter Nian Miaoyun/Comprehensive Report] "Silent Assassin" Lin Yunru competed in the men's singles quarterfinals of the WTT China Grand Slam today, defeating the Brazilian brother Hugo Calderano with a score of 4:3. At 6 o'clock tonight, he will compete with Japan's new golf king Terukora Matsushima for the championship. If he can win the Gold Cup, Xiaolin's world ranking will have the opportunity to reach a new high.
Lin Yunru, ranked 6th in the world, accepted the ticket to the championship match after a fierce battle with Cardrano for 7 games today. After the game, he said that he did not expect to make it to the finals and hoped to have a good game in the championship match.
Earlier, Lin Yunru's opponent for the championship was announced. Japanese golf king Terukora Matsushima defeated Chinese player Zhou Qihao 4:2 in the game. Next, he will face off against Kobayashi. The two have played against each other 7 times in the past, with Kobayashi having a 6-1 advantage over Matsushima. However, this defeat was at this year's Table Tennis World Cup, when the two sides fought fiercely for 7 games before deciding the winner.
It is worth mentioning that after Lin Yunru reaches the finals, he is expected to earn 1,400 world ranking points. If he can win the championship, he has the opportunity to earn 2,000 points, surpassing the current fifth-ranked Swedish "Hexagon Warrior" Moregard (Truls Moregard) and China's Wang Chuqin in one fell swoop, reaching fourth in the world, setting a new career high in his personal world ranking.
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Taiwanese player Lin Yunru defeated Brazilian player Calderano 4:3 in the men's singles semi-finals of the WTT China Grand Slam and entered the Grand Slam championship for the second time after the Singapore Station. After the game, he said that he did not expect to reach the finals and hoped to play well in the championship.

Taiwanese player Lin Yunru defeated Brazilian player Calderano 4:3 in the men's singles semi-finals of the WTT China Grand Slam. He entered the Grand Slam men's singles final for the second time after the Singapore Station and will compete for the championship at 6 p.m.