Lin Yun-Ju Dominates Andrej Gacina in Men's Singles Round of 32

On July 30, 2024, at the South Paris Arena 4, Table 3, Lin Yun-Ju from Chinese Taipei showcased an impressive performance in the Men's Singles Round of 32, defeating Andrej Gacina of Croatia with a commanding score of 4-0. The match lasted for just 35 minutes, during which Lin dominated the rallies, achieving a maximum rally of 19 and an average rally length of 4.

The match unfolded in four exhilarating games. In the first game, Lin took an early lead and secured a convincing victory with an 11-4 score. The second game saw Lin continue his momentum, winning 11-9, followed by another strong performance in the third game, finishing 11-9. Lin capped off the match with a final game score of 11-6, completing a clean sweep that eliminated Gacina from the competition.

Lin Yun-Ju's statistics were impressive, having won a total of 44 points throughout the match, while Gacina managed to secure only 28 points. Lin's strategic play included winning 20 points on his service while Gacina won only 12 points on his serve. Lin's performance not only highlighted his skill but also indicated his readiness for the upcoming rounds in this prestigious Olympic tournament.

This victory propels Lin Yun-Ju into the next phase of the tournament, where he aims to continue his pursuit of Olympic glory. The match was officiated by umpires Diana Santome from Peru and Jongyeop Park from South Korea, ensuring fair play throughout the thrilling encounter.