Shui Gu Junlang retired Malone sent a blessing, which triggered a heated discussion. What did Malone say?

Japanese table tennis player Jun Mizutani announced his retirement from active service through social media platforms and will hold a retirement ceremony in Tokyo, Japan. Many of his teammates also attended the retirement ceremony of Shuigu Junyi. Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, athletes from other countries could not attend, and many athletes from other countries sent their blessings through video.

China table tennis player, Olympic champion, world champion and Grand Slam winner Malone sent his blessing through video. Malone said in the video that he hasn't seen Shuigu Junyi for some time since the last game. As an athlete, I respect Shuigu Junyi's decision to retire and wish him better development in the future. They have been engaged in table tennis for quite a long time, and they are in a competitive relationship on the field. Off the court, as table tennis players, the two seem to have a good relationship. Malone also said: Will the biggest regret of Shui Gu's handsome career be that he didn't win himself? Malone also said that table tennis is only a part of life, and I wish Shuigu Junyi a more wonderful life in the future.

Malone is telling the truth. After seeing this video, some netizens said that the relationship between Malone and Shuigu Junnan should be good, otherwise Malone would not tell this big truth and make jokes at his retirement ceremony. Malone finally sent his blessing in a joking way. It can be seen that their competition on the field is fierce, and table tennis players with the same hobbies off the field appreciate it even more.

Malone's words are also very clear. He said that the biggest regret of Shuigu Junyi's career is that he didn't win himself, adding that table tennis is only a part of life, and there will be a more exciting life after retirement. This is also Malone's bearing and pattern as a Grand Slam winner. Exercise is just a part of life. It is ok to explain success or failure on the court. Living a good life is the most important thing.