A major upset at the Table Tennis World Cup: in a recently finished match, Liang Jingkun lost 2-3 to Si Fuentes, essentially being eliminated.

The specific scores for the five games were 11-5, 7-11, 8-11, 11-4, 8-11, resulting in Liang Jingkun losing 2-3 overall to opponent Si Fuentes.

Post-match summary and reflection

1. First, it is very regrettable that Liang Jingkun lost to the relatively unknown Si Fuentes.
2. This loss may mean Liang Jingkun's chance to advance to the knockout stage is no longer in his own hands. As it is currently the group stage, with three players in each group, only the group winner advances to the knockout stage. Losing one match could lead to elimination, while winning two matches would secure advancement.
3. Today, Liang Jingkun's reception was poor. The opponent had retreated far from the table, yet he persistently attacked with smashes, so the loss is not unjustified. His ability to adjust tactics during the match was insufficient; Liang Jingkun needs to reflect on this!