On December 30th, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued with a one-sided matchup between two Western Conference powerhouses, as the second-place Grizzlies suffered a 106-130 defeat at the hands of the first-place Thunder. The Grizzlies only managed to hold on for one quarter before falling into a passive position, with the point difference widening continuously, reaching a maximum deficit of 31 points. This quickly made the game lose its suspense, and the final quarter turned into garbage time. The absence of key players like Morant, Smart, and Aldama had a significant impact on the Grizzlies. Although they started well, they soon found themselves in a passive situation, especially in the second quarter when their offense completely stalled, scoring only 19 points and losing the quarter by 23 points. After that, they were unable to recover, and the game lost its suspense early on. Due to the lack of personnel, Kawauchi Yūki was recalled by the team and given ample playing time. By the end of the third quarter, the Grizzlies were already trailing by 28 points, and the game had lost its suspense early. Kawauchi Yūki got his chance with 11 minutes left in the fourth quarter. With his impressive performance in the development league, he quickly found his rhythm, not only scoring himself but also assisting his teammates. He played with ease on the court, and his stats continued to rise. In the final 11 minutes, Kawauchi Yūki performed exceptionally well, shooting 4 out of 5 from the field, including 2 out of 3 from beyond the arc,…

After watching this match, my heart is still restless. This victory is not only a triumph but also a double breakthrough for Wang Chuqin in terms of strength and psychology. As a commentator who has been following table tennis for many years, I deeply understand the significance of this match for him. At first, I was worried that Wang Chuqin would be affected by his loss at the Paris Olympics, but unexpectedly, he gave us a pleasant surprise at the Fukuoka Finals. He scored an impressive 10-0 in the first game, which is quite rare among world-class players. Seeing his vigor, I knew that our "Big Head" was in excellent form today. I remember interviewing Wang Chuqin last year when he said that his biggest advantage was his good mentality. This is undoubtedly true; look at this match, where he played away from home, facing Zhang Ben Zhihe's home court advantage, yet he showed no signs of being intimidated. In just 40 minutes, he swept his opponent 4-0, allowing Zhang Ben Zhihe to score only 22 points, demonstrating a dominance that left everyone in awe. Honestly, Wang Chuqin has indeed faced a lot of doubts recently. After losing to Moregad at the Olympics, followed by a series of defeats, many people were asking, "Is this world number one a bit undeserved?" However, I believe that true champions are those who continuously prove themselves amidst doubts. His world ranking score of 8825 points did not come easily. The brilliance of this match lies not only in the score advantage. I noticed…