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All power to the lefty’s!💪🦾😀😍
Sunday at 2:18 PM
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The expedite rule might have robbed us of the greatest match ever played. Still it was a great match - in two games at least.
Sunday at 2:10 PM
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Regarding Harimoto, he just beat WCQ at the Asian Games putting Japan in position to take the Men's Team title. Sora completed the team...
Sunday at 2:10 PM
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Yeah, that wipe up BH and the chop block would not be effective. Incidentally, I'm practicing that chop block a bit lately with the LP...
Sunday at 2:01 PM
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Because his strengths on the backhand are feeling and variation (both in spin and speed). Both would be hindered by short pips.
Sunday at 1:57 PM
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Great point. I lack knowledge in the recent history FS. Appelgren did too. My absolute favorite player. he was not up with the top 4...
Sunday at 1:54 PM
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Hugo has already won the world cup, which is considered a big tournament. So you are already wrong
Sunday at 1:52 PM
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No worries. I'm projecting probabilities. TT now is currently more like 2000s tennis with Agassi, Sampras and all the others in the mix...
Sunday at 1:52 PM
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It wasn't difficult.
Sunday at 1:33 PM
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A good handful of Tieba users made the right call. 台林vs松岛 (TaiLin vs Matsushima) https://tieba.baidu.com/p/11095565339
Sunday at 1:32 PM
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Fandom and academics. Potent combination. Best not inhale if easily discombobulated.
Sunday at 1:30 PM
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I'll have whatever this guy is smoking Not to be rude but, neither of these 3 are even close to the level of dominance to be compared...
Sunday at 1:29 PM
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Correct regarding WCQ. Special individual.
Sunday at 1:27 PM
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Not really. If WCQ returns to his previous form after his injury recovery, he's the clear best. His head to head records over the last...
Sunday at 1:26 PM
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this will quickly change
Sunday at 1:21 PM
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