I think that's true for both of them against most players. It's also probably true for Harimoto against Kanak, but not the other way around. Kanak really needs to play his A game to have a chance against Harimoto, and that means he needs to hold the table.
The fact you don’t even know who Lionel Messi or Lebron James is
Who knows, maybe they don't see it as an issue. Within China there's a growing sense of...let's say confidence. Older Chinese see the West as advanced and that their cultural norms should be adopted, and that's shared by many other Asians. The sense I get from China is that the younger generation is starting to become more Japan-like in that they're starting to believe in the advantages of their own cultural values. Guys like WH might not care about their image to foreigners, or even believe that their ways are superior and the rest of the world is just soft.
You want him to depress Japan lol?
Although Togami took a set, it was pretty meh since most of the points were Wang's error in initiating attacks
If someone gave me 4-1 or 5-1 odds I would take Kanak. They have played before. If I were going to pick anyone in the top 10 I thought Kanak had the best chance against it would be Harimoto.
Just checked online odds. Kanak is +700 (i.e., a 7-1 underdog).
Kanak has a winning record vs Tomo. You don't underestimate people you uave a losing record against unless you are plain stupid and Tomo is not.
Stream is back, but match is boring. LSD vs Harimoto would've been better
