I can take 1:1 anytime till LA. My odds are pretty low given how competitive the women's game is. But I think she has th talent and just needs exposure and some luck as well.
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I forgot to make myself clear in that post.
Yeah, I know. Everyone has opinions. People aren't allowed to grow up anymore, a 17 year old being inconsistent and losing leads is a sign of choking... a 31 year old failing to complete the comeback, ah, no comment, he is in the same tier of players as Alexis Lebrun...
IIRC Yuan has never beaten Yang or at least always struggled. Yuan came prepared this time with more accurate forehands but it wasn't enough. Style mismatch I think. But still seemed to give Yang quite a scare.
Yang Xiaoxin seemed tremendously relieved after making it past Yuan Jianan, the best win since she came back from maternity leave.
Nagasaki and Kihara: As if 500 pts every year aren't enough.
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/fo...ender-muscat-2025-nov-17-22.38329/post-552454
Well, it's a matter of perspective. One could just as well argue that Diaz has done better with what she has gotten than either of them. After all, Diaz is a bit of a unicorn, they are not even the best in their country or continent. The 500 points is available to them as well, it's not like Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu are turning down those points.
Sally has levelled up, it shows throughout her play in this event. She is aspiring to that solid top 50 bracket now.
