How does it feel to win the championship and get soft? The 14-year-old Chinese female table tennis player Chen Yi has already experienced it deeply in 2018. At the Hungarian Youth Open on November 12, Chen Yi swept the Japanese genius Haruna Koshio 3-0 in the U15 finals, thus winning her third championship at this station. Chen Yi, who was born in 2004, is one of the most dazzling rising stars among China's female table tennis reserves. She is the little devil in the U15 age group and is a completely dominant player.
Chen Yi has previously won the women's singles championship in the Czech Youth Open, Italian Youth Open, Thailand Youth Open and Hong Kong Youth Open this year, and won the team championship. This time in the Hungarian Open, she won the team championship. , doubles and women's singles 3 championships. It is worth mentioning that Chen Yi also participated in the U18 age group competition across age groups and made it all the way to the semifinals, where he lost 3 to 4 to Chinese Taipei player Chen Tingting.
In the U15 age group, Chen Yi once again dominated the competition without any suspense. She teamed up with Yang Yiyun and Li Yuqi to win the U15 women's team championship for the Chinese team. Chen Yi also cooperated with Li Yuqi in the doubles competition and passed all the way, defeating the Romanian team 3-1 in the final. In the most watched U15 women's singles match, Chen Yi held on to the last hurdle and did not give Japanese player Haruna Koshio a chance.
Xiaoxiao Haruna is a talented chipper who defeated Chinese teenager Li Yuqi 3-1 in the quarter-finals. She is one of Japan's key training targets for the U15 age group. In this year's championship finals for this age group in Japan, she defeated Zhang Benzhi and 's younger sister Zhang moto Miwa.
However, Chen Yi is the little devil after all. She easily defeated Xiaoxiao Haruna 3-0 in the final. The score was 11-5, 11-4, 11-9, without giving her opponent any chance.
Chen Yi won three championships in the U15 women's event in one competition, once again showing her amazing talent. The Japanese women's table tennis team has continuously introduced talented players born in the 2000s in recent years. The Chinese women's table tennis team is also working hard in this regard and trying to tap reserve forces. The current talent pool of Chinese women's table tennis is very strong. Stars such as Wang Manyu, Sun Yingsha, Chen Xingtong, and He Zhuojia have emerged in the new generation. Now the little devil Chen Yi has appeared in the U15 age group, and he has firmly suppressed Japanese women. Ping. The Chinese women's table tennis team does not need to be too anxious because of Mima Ito's unexpected breakthrough. China has the strongest talent pool and the strongest coaching team. Chen Yi's future is bright.
