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Argh, "playing a big game of chess."They can play Hashimoto for sure. My point though is that it is strategic/tactical.
What happened to their Olympics quarterfinalist?Hayata loses the first game... Cha Su Yong has been unexpectedly strong.
Nah, she is too old. Needs to retire... ignore that she and Miwa had exactly the same splits vs DPR....Queen Hina does it! She has that Alpha Queen energy that her teammates look to.
Ito isnt here and when did she play Kin?Good grit by Hina to take the decider but I feel it could have been 3-0 if the lineup was Miwa-Ito-Hashimoto
Yea, she opted out and let down a team that would have been strengthened by her (again). Watch how she dismantles Batra and I fancy her chances against Kim. Of course Kim is another level but Ito eats defensive styles for breakfast.Ito isnt here and when did she play Kin?
The problem with Honoka is that you never know who is a defensive specialist. Japan picked a low risk team. Has Honoka played and PRK were 3000 vs defense, it would ruin team cohesion.
And now Wang Yidi.. like I said, you never know a defensive specialist until the match is played. High risk vs a team that trains unseen.Yea, she opted out and let down a team that would have been strengthened by her (again). Watch how she dismantles Batra and I fancy her chances against Kim. Of course Kim is another level but Ito eats defensive styles for breakfast.
Odo's performance wasn't very inspiring considering she dropped so many matchpoints. Hashimoto has proven her strength against everyone but SYS and WMY.
Nah one match doesn't tell the full story. China has been fully focused on Hashimoto and her form wasn't the best that day either. Wang Yidi also admitted that she doesn't have the capability to beat Hashimoto the way SYS does. It was basically a case of everything including mental game aligning for Wang and Hashimoto somewhat falling apart. I still fancy her chances next time they meet.And now Wang Yidi.. like I said, you never know a defensive specialist until the match is played. High risk vs a team that trains unseen.
I don't view Mima Ito opting out as a negative. All of the top Japanese women are strong. Opting out provides an opportunity for Miyu Nagasaki, who took WMY to a decider at the Euro Smash.Yea, she opted out and let down a team that would have been strengthened by her (again). Watch how she dismantles Batra and I fancy her chances against Kim. Of course Kim is another level but Ito eats defensive styles for breakfast.
Odo's performance wasn't very inspiring considering she dropped so many matchpoints. Hashimoto has proven her strength against everyone but SYS and WMY.
PRK has a history of producing world-class choppers (remember the hell they gave JPN at WTTC 2016 and Rio 2016). Hashimoto could've "break" it more than "make" it under that assumption.Good grit by Hina to take the decider but I feel it could have been 3-0 if the lineup was Miwa-Ito-Hashimoto
JNT has this hierarchy/seniority "culture complex" that limits the team potential. They are very resistant to the notion of 奇兵 which requires thinking outside the box and breaking the norms like what HKG did versus GER at Tokyo 2020.Nah one match doesn't tell the full story. China has been fully focused on Hashimoto and her form wasn't the best that day either. Wang Yidi also admitted that she doesn't have the capability to beat Hashimoto the way SYS does. It was basically a case of everything including mental game aligning for Wang and Hashimoto somewhat falling apart. I still fancy her chances next time they meet.
After 3-1 against Germany:
李静:「奇兵出奇蹟。」
Li Ching: "Surprise troop(lineup) leads to surprise event(miracle)!"
杜凱琹:「你遠比自己想像中厲害,心態很硬淨,不用再懷疑自己。」
Doo Hoi Kem: "You are far stronger than you think. You have a very solid mindset. Never doubt yourself again."
蘇慧音:「其實我都被結果嚇一跳,因為我之前與兩個對手交手是慘敗收場,結果能在第一場單打贏出已經感到不可思議。」
Soo Wai Yam: "I am actually surprised by the results. Since I never won against the two of them and it wasn't even close, I could not believe it when I won the first singles."
this is well established, and frustrating because they've done well most times they opted for surprise lineupsJNT has this hierarchy/seniority "culture complex" that limits the team potential. They are very resistant to the notion of 奇兵 which requires thinking outside the box and breaking the norms like what HKG did versus GER at Tokyo 2020.
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/tokyo-2020-2020-7-24-8-9.23698/post-349951
And Ito kept telling TV Tokyo in all those WTTC promos how she loved WT...Yea, she opted out and let down a team that would have been strengthened by her (again). Watch how she dismantles Batra and I fancy her chances against Kim. Of course Kim is another level but Ito eats defensive styles for breakfast.
Odo's performance wasn't very inspiring considering she dropped so many matchpoints. Hashimoto has proven her strength against everyone but SYS and WMY.
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