The male individual final, also the most exciting match of this year’s world championship, took place last night (August 31) in Paris (France).
Thai tennis player Kunlavut Vitidsarn lost in the final match of the Male Individual World Championship (Photo: Siam Sport).
The game is a clash between Kunlavut Vitidsarn (Thailand, current Olympic runner -up, world number 3) and Shi Yuqi (China, number 1 of the world).
The game was very exciting, with many spectacular comebacks of both players. In the first game, Shi Yuqi came to lead 18-11, but Kunlavut Vitidsarn played very well later, winning 21-19. Kunlavut Vitidsarn temporarily led Shi Yuqi 1-0.
In the second game, Shi Yuqi did not give any opportunity to Kunlavut Vitidsarn. The number one in the world, the Chinese, scored a lot of constancy, before Shi Yuqi easily won the second game with a score of 21-10, drawing the score at 1-1.
The third game, the decisive, was extremely exciting, worthy of a dream final. Kunlavut Vitidsarn led 8-3, Shi Yuqi matched 8-8, putting the advantage 11-9. But Kunlavut Vitidsarn did not give up.
Both teams fought for each point, before Shi Yuqi won the final game 21-18, so that the number one of the Chinese world won 2-1 (19-21, 21-10 and 21-18).
Fuente: https://dantri.com.vn/the-thao/tay-vot-thai-lan-thua-sat-nut-vdv-trung-quoc-o-chung-ket-giai-the-gioi-20250901010604793.htm
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