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May be head heavy but should be fine. Any good blade goes with a good rubber. Depends on what you want.

There is no guarantee that anyone will beat China. The point is that every player needs to take responsibility. Ito couldn't beat China's number 5. If they can't beat Ishikawa in a fair fight, let us just stop pretending they will beat China in a fair fight.

When it comes to pushing, backspin tends to float so the timing that ERT gives is mostly correct but not a law. When it comes to looping, you just practice until you find your preferred timing and contact points. Any such rules will vary depending on the level of spin especially if you are...

This is not true. Ishikawa gets two singles but Ito and Hayata get one each as well as the doubles. If they can't win they can't win. Nothing to do with Ishikawa.

No. It is rare for first national team prospects to defect and Hayata is a first national team prospect. Yamamoto was too far down the list. Maybe if she was 30.

That is not a footwork issue IMO but it is okay. We all think differently about these things. If FZD backhand loops to Ma Long's wide forehand while Ma Long is pivoting, I don't think it is a footwork issue.

Kristian beat Pucar 4-1 so I wouldn't put it down to some general comment about his game and would rather give Anton the credit for just playing better. And my point is that he wasn't winning with a lot of service return errors from the opponent, which is what the match would have looked like...

Yeah but he had that Par Gerrell serve thing going then. This is different.

There are many more but I just picked the earlier ones.

A selection. https://youtu.be/TYsOx6F5jTI?t=389 https://youtu.be/TYsOx6F5jTI?t=63 https://youtu.be/TYsOx6F5jTI?t=87 https://youtu.be/TYsOx6F5jTI?t=93 https://youtu.be/TYsOx6F5jTI?t=171

I hope the youtube highlights do Kallberg justice. Amazing performance.

Kallberg showing a gear I didn't know he had.

Rematch! Rematch!

Yeah, it is probably just a bad matchup and nothing about his form. Haven't seen Rumgay play in a while too. Would probably be an eye-opener to watch those matches.

Honestly, it almost looks to me like Karlsson peaked late or something. How does this guy go 4-3 vs Rumgay and lose to Dyjas 1-4 (a good player but still)?

This is why we need more 3rd place matches...

Karlsson was one of the disappointments of the WTTC for me, but here he looks right. Hopefully he can keep this form for 2019 and 2020 not the WTTC impostor.

Genius. I currently use 1.8mm Fastarc C1 and it lets me feel the ball better.

Rare for me to forget players like that. Thanks.

Who is Togami? How old is he and what is his Japanese ranking?