WTT Star Game: Japan and Germany are the first to win gold! The schedule is announced on August 3, and Mikazu Karamoto, Hugo and others are winning the championship

On August 3, the table tennis WTT Iguazu Star Tournament ended the second-to-last day of the showdown. The women's doubles and men's doubles champions have been decided. The Japanese combination of Jang Benmi/Odoshi Satsuki and German combination Qiu Dang/Duda successfully reached the top; the four singles have also been released, with four Japanese players winning the women's singles top 4, and two German players, one from Brazil and South Korea each advanced to the men's singles semi-finals. Some people are happy and some are worried. Please see the details of the battle and the last day schedule.

Latest battle situation

All national table tennis teams gave up this competition, no one signed up to participate. The associations of Japan, South Korea, Germany and other countries sent many main players to play, and the host Brazil team was even more elite. However, there were no master duels in the first few rounds, and the intensity of competition began to intensify in the second half.

The first event to end the battle was men's doubles. Germany's Qiu Dang/Duda was significantly stronger than other combinations, and soon scored 3-0 and eliminated all opponents to advance to the finals. Then he fought against India's Taka/Manush. The two sides fought very fiercely in this battle, but in the end, the German combination narrowly won the championship with a higher skill and 3-2, thus winning the championship. In the women's doubles, Japan and South Korea each have two pairs of pairs to advance to the semi-finals. Among them, Jade Motomi/Odori Satsuki defeated Zhu Qianxi/Li Eun-hye, Kim Na-young/Yoku Hanna-young defeated Sato Hitomi/Yokui Satsuki, and Jade Motomi/Odori Satsuki defeated Kim Na-young 3-0 and became king.

In terms of singles, the Japanese men's team lost all the team, but the women's team won a big victory and won the top four. Among them, Hashimoto Mi and Zhu Qianxi reversed South Korea 3-1, and Hoshinoka Hashimoto easily defeated India's Batra 3-0; Nagasaki Miyu eliminated China's Taipei World Runner-up Zheng Yijing 3-1, and Otori Satsuki defeated teammate Yokoi Sasakura 3-1: At this point, the Japanese team won the championship, runner-up and third place in the event. The competition for men's singles is relatively fierce. In the quarter-finals, both world champions won, among which the host Brazilian team's Hugo swept Japan's national champion Yukiya Uda 3-0, while Germany's Ocharov eliminated his teammate Qiu Dang 3-1.

As for the other two quarter-finals, the result is: Germany's Duda easily defeated Japanese athlete Ikki Hamada 3-0, and South Korean star Wu Shicheng narrowly defeated another Japanese player Yuto Tanaka. According to the signing position, Ocharov will continue to fight the civil war and fight Duda; Wu Shicheng will launch an attack on the top seed Hugo.

The last day schedule

According to the arrangement, the final day of the WTT Iguazu Star Match will be held on August 3, with a total of 7 games. The detailed schedule is as follows:

21:00 Women's Singles semi-finals, Jane Moon Mika (Japan) VS Honoka Hashimoto (Japan);

21:40 Men's singles semi-finals, Hugo (Brazil) VS Wu Shicheng (South Korea);

22:20 Women's Singles Semi-finals, Ottori Satsuki (Japan) VS Nagasaki Miyu (Japan);

23:00 Men's Singles Semi-finals, Ocharov (Germany) VS Duda (Germany);

23:30 Mixed Doubles Finals, Eida Rishi/Hanoka Hashimoto (Japan) VS Manush/Citale (India);

Singles Finals (2 games) schedule is to be decided and is expected to start in the early morning of August 4.

So who do you think can become the last king of each project? Welcome to leave a message and write your own predictions!