Backward twice, reverse twice! Fan Zhendong got of

On October 3, Beijing time, the Chengdu World Table Tennis Championships men's team competition ushered in the focus battle. The Chinese men's team met the Slovenian team, a strong European team. Fan Zhendong made a comeback in the first set after falling behind in the first two games, and finally beat Kozur 3-0 to make a good start for Guoping.

The Chinese men's team sent Fan Zhendong to play one, Wang Chuqin to play two and Ma Long to play three. Fan Zhendong met Slovenian second singles player Kozur in the first set. Kozur, 25, is currently ranked No. 155 in the world and a right-handed player.

Any opponent who meets a Chinese player will start with competition, otherwise there will be no chance to play step by step. Kozur played very actively in the beginning, and won a 3-1 lead in the beginning, while Kozur played 7-4 in the middle.

After the first 11 points, Fan Zhendong fell behind 4-7 in the first game, but he gradually found out the way of the opponent. Kozur's basic kill is backhand attack. Fan Zhendong seized the opportunity to change the attack routine and increase the service mode. After a wave of attacks, he hit the opponent 7-0 and completed the reversal 11-7.

You are changing, so is he! Kozur also made some changes in the second game. He was 5-2 ahead of Fan Zhendong at the beginning of the game. The game was the same as the first game. Fan Zhendong controlled the rhythm of the game after some probing. Fan Zhendong scored 9-5 points in a row and surpassed the score. From 11-6, Fan Zhendong again played a good game of reversing and winning.

Although the opponent is still fighting hard at the beginning of the third game, Kozur has basically played his cards in the first two games. Fan Zhendong ordered Kozur to stop coming back in 6-3, but it didn't help at this time. Fan Zhendong didn't give Kozur any chance. On 11-5, Fan Zhendong won another game and won 3-0. The opponents scored 7 points, 6 points and 5 points respectively in the three games, and Fan Zhendong gradually grasped the opponents.