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"These are just individuals failing the system, nothing to worry about. In the CNT it's the system failing the people". "You can't make these comparisons, your logic is showing and we're all laughing at you". Bunch of word salad.

Yeah you have all this knowledge and connection but you are baited into complaining about lack of merit in a tentative list drawn up by the ITTF as CNT oppression. I think we need a dossier of how many times you've been loud, wrong and unsurprisingly dogmatic despite your gaffes. Adults take...

Ah trust me bro, this can't be right , there are forces against Manyu in the team because the coaches are dumb enough to put largely untested and untrusted Kuai & Xunyao in the WTTC because of politics of course, and I mean who else beats Hayata without breaking much of a sweat if not Xunyao and...

Surely his blistering forehand, rocket backhand, flat spin arcs, excellence in the 1st 3-5 strokes and his use of angles has nothing to do it. Just his big head. Extremely useful analysis here I must say. LJK never had any trouble receiving his serves but lost in the rallies, And your boy LYJ...

The CNT has traditionally had a selection event( Marvelous 12) + coaches discretion for their WTTC lineup. Firstly, two players are selected via a tournament, and 3 are selected based on performances in the majors, and one more at the coaches' decision. Where is the male equivalent of this...

Beating 2 of the "newer" core players, but losing way too many times doesn't count for much. It's no surprise that there's an exodus, there's always an exodus when players don't get what they want.

You hopped on a sensational post with no proof to boost your usual talking points. Don't you get tired of living like this?

When that forehand isn't firing on all cylinders, Aruna's drag coefficient tends to be his undoing. Omar is just more well-rounded, and barring an overly error prone performance should eke out the most wins in their clasicos. But I'd still always cheer for my personal person, Aruna ❤️

Not that I agree with the Hayata criticism, but I was made to believe that vile comments like these usually only came out of China, because they looked down on other parts of Asia from SeeSeePee indoctrination. Wow, or are all these guys using Chinese IPs too? Someone has to do an investigation.

Ah, so you're insinuating that some strong arm is needed. I remember you mentioned that CTTA banned some fans recently, and I think you were kinda extolling the fan's spirit and rebellion in the face of authority. And I remember I asked you when the ban was promulgated, and what were the...

I think Chinese stars know what to expect and have gotten used to the assymetry in fan support at this point. There's always gonna be a disparity in fan support. Bothering about it is tantamount to self sabotage. Not saying it can't intimidate them, and it does once in a while, but WMY looked...

Ah I see, so he's won two of the 9 majors. The other being the World Tour Grand Finals right? So the 9 majors are : Chinese Table Tennis Championships, China National Games, World Tour finals, Asian Cup, ATTC, World Cup, WTTC, Olympics. I'm missing one.

The World Cup, WTTC and ATTC are happening this year, right? I believe he'd break the 7th egg this year.

More like herald him as the new number 5 on the men's team. The pressure on LGY is not letting up, and he probably knows where the wind is blowing seeing as he's played a couple matches in the European league.

Yeah I agree with you, But he's got a bit of a notoriety of beating some of the best players in tournaments just below the majors. Getting it done in my train of thoughts basically means beating the Chinese at the big tournaments. He never fully figured out how to beat FZD and history seems to...

LYJ, Miwa and Tomo are the ones who can get things done when the chips are done anyway. Nobody truly expected Ito or Uda to have a decent chance in their matchups. LYJ is a more fluid, skillful and savvy HYZ. Beating an in-form LYJ would be a great achievement.

Funny enough, I don't think HYZ did anything special. His style is bare bones topspin, and wet behind the ears compared to the slickness and dexterity in Xu Xin and Wang Chuqin's game. He reminds me of Liu Yebo who had a similar style with a more range-y physique, but who unfortunately has...

I guess zeio can see why people are critical of the Hayata criticism. Hirano played below par in Shenzhen, and this is happening often lately.

Alright we'd see, might just be good old forgotten by the coaches. Not saying he can't get injured in training but this injury is kinda lasting too long eh?, wouldn't be surprised to see him play in the Jia league, Is there anyone here who enthusiastically views the Jia?