Miyagawa wasn't a nobody, he was a team mate of Uda and Togami from highschool to university and 3 of them were a powerful team. Sadly his stature is too limited for him to play more competitively
It's currently midnight in Japan, so that's not really a "livestream". If you want to see past matches, go to the first post in this thread and click on the draws. From there, each match has a "Check out the match footage here" with a YouTube logo link (though it's not a YouTube vide) which links to the stream of the table that match occurred on. You may need to jump around the stream to find the match you're interested in.
The nature of the tournament should tell people that, there are no easy matches here other than the ones that somehow end up being easy. The qualifiers are mentally warmed up having fought for their positions, the seeds are trying to get into it.
thanks! and may i ask for a bit of background for the uninformed? this is an all japan all ages cup? how did players qualify?
there were 32 top seeds, basically the players which attained R32 last year.
thanks! i was a bit confused because i saw men playing, but also young girls. are there seniors participating too? sorry for all the questions but i'm sort of an outsider of nowadays table tennis.
in the current tournament there is the open category, and also the JUNIOR category which is up to high school students (18) if im correct
At least he did it on the second try in the final unlike Sora lol, I like Kawakami more but today Yoshiyama out-paced him on both wings
The only option is to try and grit her teeth for the junior title.
