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No one is supposed to be fun in competition lol.

Its not about handedness, its about dealing with adversity with the right attitude. I think he will be fine, and even the match score and point progressions shows he was more than fine but the vibes he gives off when struggling will not help his reputation or gain him any fans.

They train for this all the time, top players don't really get tired when playing TT. But it is important to be fair with the scheduling as long as both players are facing similar circumstances all is usually well.

I am sure their terms of endearment are not meant to ne used by fans without similar endearment. But you do you, if you call your wife dumb, I guess I can follow suit.

As much as I enjoy watching Sora, I don't think he has anything for Aang based on recent matches. Hugo could definitely reverse the last result vs Xiang but something tells me Xiang has the right support to pull the upset. Hope ibam wrong on this one.

The last time Hugo played Peng, he lost 4-1 if I recall correctly. More of the same or course correction?

If Hina maintains stable form, they might end up with her on one of the doubles teams. But the Olympics still needs to declare qualification rules and constraints for countries to know how best to form teams.

Xu Xin made related comments that are easier to understand now - his unfortunate comments about Felix's playing level obscured their objective evaluation.

He has a challenge to deal with faults, that match was in the Infinity Arena.

I have him on my ignore list - too much stuff on this website to deal with people who don't get it unless there is an active moderator.

Once you are playing in a club, or playing more than 3 hours a week, nothing is strictly for the pros anymore. It is all about how much you train to use it and whether for the cost and your style, it improves your results or not. Everything has good and bad side. According to some people I was...

Funny how TT has changed. 1990s: One gun is as good as two. 2020s: Two guns beats one.

Am I the only one who thinks something is wrong with having all the quarterfinals matches on one day except two that are delayed to the next day? Is that fair to those players?

Not a fan of this "Dumb" language, but a player expanding the range of possibilities in her game especially at a very advanced level is always inspiring to see.

That's fair. It should show up on video then.

There are ways of measuring these things that give more objective results. That said, handle preferences do influence a lot when it comes to how a blade feels because where you place your fingers and how the blade feels influences proprioception. But things like quick and crisp have very...

Sun Yingsha a choker or what.. losing gold medals to Chen Meng amd then this 10-6 lead to WYD... Lucky she usually wins her matches or her choking would be well renown...

Beating Akula and Hashimoto might make WYD the most improved player on CNT

Last comment to make s point: from 7-7 in game 1 to 4-0 in game 2, Coton won 8 straight points. Then Peng won 11 straight points. Did Peng choke then wake up? Or did they just pass choking batons to each other?

Your opinion is okay to have but you are swimming uphill against mountains of evidence in coming to any conclusion that makes Coton the better player. Xiang Peng is far more accomplished, far more experienced and far more stable. Yes, experience is part of reliable performance and better play...