On the evening of August 25, Beijing time, the Czech Open entered the singles final stage. The first men's singles final was held between the famous German star Ocharov and the Chinese Taipei teenager Lin Yunru .
In the first game, the two entered the state quickly and had a win or defeat in the middle and stage stalemate. However, in the key points at the end of the game, Lin Yunru seized the opportunity to score two points in a row and won the first victory 11:9.
In the second game, in the control of the first three boards, Lin Yunru restricted Ocharov from taking action through rhythm changes. After the start, Ocharov was eager to reverse the passive situation, but after forming a stalemate due to the low quality of the game, Lin Yunru pulled the angle and scored. Soon, Lin Yunru won the second game 11:5.
In the third game, Ocharov made a breakthrough from Lin Yunru's forehand position and quickly took the lead after the start. Through the change of the landing point in the stalemate, Ocharov took the initiative in this game and won 11:5.
But in the fourth game, when the two were more entangled in the middle and remote stages, Lin Yunru obviously strengthened the protection of his forehand position, changed the line in front, and increased the difficulty of Ocharov returning the ball. For a moment, Ocharov did not find an effective solution, and was pulled apart by Lin Yunru. 11:5, Lin Yunru won the fourth game, leading 3:1.
For Ocharov, the opportunity was slipping away quietly. At the beginning of the fifth game, Ocharov strengthened the fight in the backhand position and directly tore a wide angle to take the initiative. However, due to his own mistakes, the two scores continued to rise alternately. When they were behind 6:7, Ocharov asked for a timeout. After returning to the court, Lin Yunru scored consecutively and got the match point 10:8. Lin Yunru finally won the game 11:9 and won the men's singles championship in this Open.
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