Darko Jorgic Triumphs Over Izaac Quek in Men's Singles Round of 64 Table Tennis

In a thrilling match at the Olympic Table Tennis event, Darko Jorgic from Slovenia displayed remarkable skill and determination as he defeated Singapore's Izaac Quek with a score of 4-2 in the Men's Singles Round of 64 held at the South Paris Arena 4. This match, part of the highly competitive Olympic Games, showcased the intensity and precision that table tennis demands.

Jorgic, seeded 13th in the tournament, started strong with a dominant performance in the initial games. He won the first game decisively, taking the lead early and finishing with a score of 11-1. Quek, facing pressure, tried to regroup in the second game but ultimately lost with a score of 11-4.

However, the Singaporean player made a comeback in the third game, pushing Jorgic to the limit and finishing 11-8. The match continued to unfold with Jorgic winning the fourth game (13-11), while Quek fought back, managing to take the fifth game with a score of 11-3.

The final game saw Jorgic demonstrating his experience and tactical prowess, winning the last game 11-7, thus sealing his victory. Throughout the match, Jorgic recorded a remarkable total of 57 points won, with an impressive average rally of 5 points per exchange, showcasing the high level of skill on display.

The match lasted approximately 52 minutes and was officiated by umpires Celeste Araujo from Portugal and Diana Santome from Peru. With this victory, Jorgic progresses to the next round, continuing his journey in the Olympic Games, while Quek's adventure comes to a close, reflecting on a hard-fought competition in this prestigious event.