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That's good to know. It still points to the fact that their insights have no objective way of being verified as valuable sonce 1) they are being filtered by your biased perspective and 2) saying that Tomo vs Togami would go 5 games isn't particularly deep given they have a history of competition. Just pointing out that using such speculation as a measure of insight says more about your bias than anything else.China: Gambling is strictly forbidden in China.
His playing style gives Harimoto too much time and his power level doesn't consistently bother Harimoto. Ultimately, he has to find solutions in the short game look for better pushes and counters closer to the table.Harimoto just outplayed Alexis in almost every aspect of the game.
Alexis might have to learn to slow down to think a little bit at crucial points.
Most Tieba users are just like you and me. I can do a lot of speculations and comment a lot if I prefer to. It is a good source for info and points, but I would not cite them to prove anything.That's good to know. It still points to the fact that their insights have no objective way of being verified as valuable sonce 1) they are being filtered by your biased perspective and 2) saying that Tomo vs Togami would go 5 games isn't particularly deep given they have a history of competition. Just pointing out that using such speculation as a measure of insight says more about your bias than anything else.
Alexis did not expect/return the 3d balls well from Harimoto. A lot of them came from his not thinking/preparing well before the serves.His playing style gives Harimoto too much time and his power level doesn't consistently bother Harimoto. Ultimately, he has to find solutions in the short game look for better pushes and counters closer to the table.
I know this but unfortunately, @zeio thinks otherwise and continually shares with us things that we would be better off without in the tournament threads. I am close to creating a Tieba thread.Most Tieba users are just like you and me. I can do a lot of speculations and comment a lot if I prefer to. It is a good source for info and points, but I would not cite them to prove anything.
No one is proving anything. It's to show that no one would raise an eyebrow at them unlike here, which is what I've kept repeating.Most Tieba users are just like you and me. I can do a lot of speculations and comment a lot if I prefer to. It is a good source for info and points, but I would not cite them to prove anything.
Well, maybe it is annoying for someone to see those posts, but still in my opinion not to the extend that the mod needs to interfere.I know this but unfortunately, @zeio thinks otherwise and continually shares with us things that we would be better off without in the tournament threads. I am close to creating a Tieba thread.
Tiaba mods delete many many posts as far as I know. Sometimes these arguments came from cultural difference. Coaches in China used to yell/whip (?) students/sons, but that would send them to jails in the western. And I think China is getting more and more like the western in many aspects, especially younger people.No one is proving anything. It's to show that no one would raise an eyebrow at them unlike here, which is what I've kept repeating.
The West is in this mess because people are afraid of speaking what's on their mind nowadays when people get offended at every small thing. For instance, the word fat can no longer be used as an adjective for a human. Little Fatty? Big Fatty? 社死.
The percentage of serve success for Alexis was about 34%. That told you how well Harimoto figured his game out.Alexis was able to keep Tomo guessing in the early part of the game. Tomo is always unbelievable when he is able to anticipate and reach the ball, but once the opponent gets him guessing, which WCQ often did, Tomo was often left wanting.
Alexis couldn't do it cobaistently. Most of the time he tried to play Tomo's game. It's okay, but he was much behind when it comes to consistency compared to Tomo.