Purpose: In this study, we analyzed the matches played in the 2012 London Olympic Games of the men's singles and Chuang Chih-Yuan's five matches to derive the percentage of games that entered the game-point situation. This is to reveal the frequency and importance of the game-point situation and the need for athletes to prepare for the situation. Team China's "closed training" program for the game-point situation is discussed in this study to help coaches plan for the future training program. Methods: This study focused on the 2012 London Olympic Games and used bothliterature review and table tennis technical analysis to examine the games that entered the game-point situation. Game-point situation is defined as the scores that reach 8:8 and after (until one side wins the game). Results: In men's singles, the percentages of the games reaching the game-point situation were 19%, 39%, 38%, and 37% when the game margins of the two players were 4:0, 4:1, 4:2, and 4:3, respectively. In Chuang's first three matches, the percentages of the games reaching the game-point situation were 25%, 0%, and 0%, when he played at the levels of top 32, top 16, and top 8, respectively. He won the three matches. In comparison, at the top 4 and bronze medal competitions, the percentages of the game-point situation were markedly higher at 60% and 67%, in which he lost at 1:4 and 2:4 in respective matches and only had a 33% (top 4) and 25% (bronze medal) game-point winning percentage. The result indicated that Chuang cannot control the game-point situation when he faced the elite world-level competitors in this event. Conclusion: Our analysis reveals the importance of having a game-point training program to prepare for the world-level competitions. The program should include: (1) simulation of the game-point situation to help athletes be alert and ready for the game-point competition, (2) establishing video databases to help analyze opponents' tendency and mentality in the game-point situation, and (3) formulating scouting reports with opponents' stroke patterns and weakness; this is to help athletes stay active on offense while facing of the game-point situation.