Miwa Harimoto vs Chen Yi | WS Final | #WTTMacao 2026

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AI GeneratedThis high-stakes table tennis match features a battle between the number one seed, Miwa Harimoto, and Chun-Li. Despite Chun-Li's efforts to adapt her game and launch powerful attacks, Harimoto's superior consistency and tactical precision allowed her to dominate most dimensions of the game, eventually securing the victory and moving closer to a \"three-peat.\"
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or zero but the first battleground for this game is for Chun-Li to start faster than she
did in Malmo last month because she lost the semifinals against Miwa.
She started off playing short and Miwa was just too good over the table but she's succumbing
to Zhu Yuling but now she's on the big stage again and it looks as if it's all good launching
big attacks but if it goes to where Miwa's expecting it to, like that forehand in the
18.
It's funny if you go back and watch those, Chun-Li's still the same height she was back
then and Miwa's tiny.
And that's it.
So Chun-Li has battled on brilliantly, it's just how good she is that she then adapted
but it's good from Chun-Li.
It's good from Chun-Li but it was of how good Miwa Harimoto is, the number one seed that
really based on seeding she should get past Chun-Li.
Strictly powerful.
Reflects the state of the match.
A knockout of a shot.
Three game points for two love.
Oh and then she stands and swings from the hips.
We heard the sound change.
It's difficult now for Chun-Li.
Difficult because she's getting beat in almost every dimension of the game.
When she attacks first she's getting countered.
Under her belt.
It's a huge game this.
Seatbelt shot.
This is where this rally's going to start.
So you might be better off firing everything long and just taking your chances in an open
rally and trying to move her quick.
Very best women's players.
You might take a game off of Won Mon-Yu or Sun-Yun Sha.
The next game they're going to come out with a better game plan.
Chun-Li might just try and find.
Chun-Li.
Try and get a stranglehold back on this game.
Don't always play with physically demanding shots.
Oh that's that snappiness.
Oh very solid.
But this 18-year-old.
There's percentages.
They're both below 50 which tells you how well the others are playing.
Does Mi-Hua bluff and do it again here potentially?
Doesn't need to.
Still game point though.
Backhand failing repeatedly in recent points.
He constructed that point.
That's the billing.
Number eight seed.
A game away.
No less entertaining.
This is a remarkable final we're watching here.
Or even a little bit rushed.
The brakes on.
Over 16 points at this stage.
She's not a champion at champions level.
What a shot.
What a second of her serves.
She attacked but she couldn't find the target and we are going to go to a seventh.
I was down there.
I was preparing my questions to say congratulations Chun-Li.
And then all of a sudden.
And even when she got forced back she kept the ball back on the table.
So there are always two sides.
Chun-Li showed and then apologized because she did get a flick of the net.
Two times she tried to find that wide forehand.
Off the edge.
Number one seed.
Again.
She's on her way to the three-peat.
She does.
Chun serve.
To Macau China.
She's taken on a fearsome opponent.
I think she was trying to leave the arena without doing an interview but we'll sort
that out and we will be hearing from Miwa Harimoto in just a moment.
But down below us Chun-Li is leaving and just chatting with her coach and herself and reliving
a few of the points.
She'll be back.
