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Well if you don't read carefully, you may mistake the meaning of what is said to you. Like in this case.

It is natural when you have no other ties to the two nations playing. May I ask how old are you?

Yes, and that's a continuation of the conditional sentence, because there is a comma, not a period: it is conditional to Alexis winning, if he wins, today is the day. If he doesn't win, today is not the day.

Nothing against China. It is natural to cheer for the underdogs and for the end of an empire.

If Alexis wins is a conditional clause: I was saying Felix winning was conditional to Alexis winning. And Alexis didn't win and the chance was gone.

Where was I wrong? I said if alexis wins Felix may win with Wang Chuqin. And I said that big If right when he won his 2 sets easily, because Alexis oh Alexis, it was on the cards, and it happened.

Felix is no Alexis. Problem is that Wang Chuqin is no Liang Jingkun either.

I think Felix can channel his emotionality already and is getting better at it. He shows frustration but goes on playing his best table tennis.

A miracle from Felix is needed now, but it is so incredibly hard. I hope Alexis can come back from this, I think it's the hardest defeat of his career.

What L J does well is hitting with a lot of spin. Safest that you can be in the moments when nerves are playing with you.

Alex is crazy. No Time out remaining for LJ. Anything can happen in set 5

Felix please lend your nerves to Alexis for one set.

Be careful Alexis please. If he wins I can see Felix finally beating Wang Chuqin, today is the day they shoot down the giant.

Logging in the match from Felix and watching Alexis giving a strong show. Come on young masters, do it! Wang Hao persevering with Liang Jingkun may be what costs him the job. I hope Alexis can keep it up, he is owning Liang as if he was playing against a second league player in his home turf. Or...

I agree, but nevertheless he should have stepped up and won it.

Can't stop thinking Oh would have won against Lin Shidong...

Jang get it together and start hitting at least some shots in. @Gozo Zyreruna I don't think that makes much sense in any way, losing only takes from their invincibility aura, it doesn't give any advantage whatsoever, not like anyone is going to take winning with China for granted.

Wang Chuqin stands. But what a match from Oh. Foreign players can smell China's weakness now, they want it so bad. Let's see what match 2 and 3 bring

Oh Junsung back from 0-2 to 2-2 .... Is it happening??

Bad formation choice from Korea I think. I would have put Oh as number 1 and Jang as number 2, going for shock value and trying to win it 3-0