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Yes, they put up a better score despite being a righty/righty combo with far worse individual skills than the Harimoto/Hayata pair. I'm glad we're in agreement that the Korean team is underrated and Hayata/Harimoto is a poor combo.You mean the Hong Kong team that was put on notice by the prior results and the accumulated videotape and still lost, only with a better score?
Is it a case of the Korean team having a bad seeding or Hayata and Harimoto playing poorly? Despite the obvious answer to that question, are you still going to defend your indefensible narrative?