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It always depends. Either can be effective or ineffective depending on the opponent's playstyle,

Li Hechen with a nice comeback after being down 1-3 to Moreno. A tasty R16 between him and Kim Gaon next

I personally think that Australian men are making a little bit of improvement, along with Yangzi Liu. The rest of their women’s team however drag the team down. However, I think if Australia is in C tier, so should Brazil. Iizuka and Teodoro can make noise.

It turns you into retiredGod (iykyk)

Yeah I agree it just depends on what works for you. If your opponent doesn’t like it, who really cares what they think as long as you don’t do anything illegal. Do what you believe is right but be prepared for any backlash

I think there is a difference between those who are doing it because they are passionate, and those who are doing it in a dickwad way, and you can tell pretty easily imo

Mostly my argument stems from sportsmanship. I personally don’t see why I would celebrate a point I won from a strike stroke of luck, even if it was a result of my effort. It’s not even an apology imo, just an acknowledgement of the luck you got. Forgot who said this originally. And if they...

The only things you shouldn't celebrate are a net, an edge, or when the opponent messes up their service. Everything else is fair game

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I’m actually Asian myself lol, but also relatively tall for a table tennis player at 185cm

I have a lot of power myself, which is why I like FZD more than Vis. But it’s all preference based imo

No I agree. I think given LHC’s draw, WRB stands a better chance to win over anyone, although Kawakami is in his half I believe

I found FZD and H3 to be a better combo. It’s slightly slower, spinnier, more controllable and higher arcing than Viscaria, though it’s minuscule and you may not feel a huge difference

… He’s WRB but better than the actual WRB LOL Jokes aside, Kawakami is, along with Sora, the future of Team Japan after Togami and Shinozuka fall off

Sun Yang impresses me as a chopper and can honestly be the best male chopper in a few years if he isn’t on Team China. He seems destined to be a practice partner to me, of which that is a great shame. And I looked at the senior World Rankings, only Huang Xunan (17) is ahead of SY in the ranking...

We can only hope and pray for this

Still dunno what happened with Qin against Jade, but fair play to the latter. WRB is just not consistent enough. LHC needs to play more seniors. I think China needs to invest a ton of training and development in these two. WRB and LHC might be the only best options China has to compete in the...

Is it safe to say WRB cost China that team match as their number 1 and leader?

Sun Yang singlehandedly keeping china alive at least for now

Li Hechen will need to prove himself in a tough one against the best Taipei youngster right now