Wang Manyu, a typically low-key table tennis player, made headlines after unleashing two roars at the end of the final match in this year's Super League. This unusual behavior quickly became the focus of post-game discussions. Some believe it was a release of pent-up pressure, while others see it as an unfriendly response to opponents and public opinion. So, what do these two roars signify? What difficult struggles and highlights are hidden behind this final? This was not a calm game. There were controversial calls, emotional breakdowns, and unsupportive spectators. However, Wang Manyu resolved all these uncontrollable factors with a decisive "straight shot." The real question is how much pressure a victory must bear and where these emotions truly stem from. Returning to the scene of the match, it can be said that this championship battle in the Super League was a confrontation of various pressures and emotions. Shandong Luneng faced off against the formidable Shenzhen University, with each team boasting world-class players. At stake was not only prestige but also the collaboration within the teams and the display of top-level performance by the athletes. The match is most famous not for its gameplay but for two controversial moments that left spectators holding their breath. The first occurred in the fourth set when Shenzhen University's main player, Sun Yingsha, was awarded a point for a borderline shot, which Shandong Luneng contested. Although technical replays confirmed the call was correct, the brief controversy had already tensed the atmosphere. The second incident happened during a critical rally in the deciding set when…