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Great 3-0 win for JCH over ZYL. Zhu was last year's US Smash winner so on the Jul 13 update she will drop out of the top 10.

Mima Ito's 2025 US Smash points won't expire until July 13 so she will still be ahead of Sato unless Sato makes the Finals. Most likely Hitomi won't make the Europe Smash based on ranking, but it's very possible (since she beat WMY) she could get a Host Wildcard or WTT Nomination.

Super Sato beats Honoka 3-0 with expedite in play.

You have a very keen eye.

Nah... WMY still better than any of those players.

SUPER SATO DOES IT !!!!!!

Japan's U19 Boys Team beat China 3-2

Japan's U19 Girl's Team of Mao Takamori, Misuzu Takeya, and Yuna Ojio beat China's team of Jiang Yiyi, Yao Ruixuan, and Yan Yutong 3-0.

Japan's U15 Girls Team beat China in the Finals. Cocona Muramatsu sealed the deal with a win over China's Du Hanjing.

Miyu Nagasaki upset by Huang Yu-Jie 3-1.

Kudos to Sally and Jishan for beating a good Singapore team

Not sure if the list is finalized, but I'm not seeing WCQ, LSD, Hugo, SYS, WMY, and Sabine in the Player's List. They could be prioritizing the Europe Smash.

He's a 2025 World Champion Gold medalist in MD. He is the men's singles champion at 2025 WTT Contender Almaty 2025. And he recently beat Yuan Licen, Park Gyuhyeon, Dima Ovtcharov, Qiu Dang, and Hugo Calderano to take the men's singles championship at 2026 WTT Star Contender Ljubljana. But...

Elena Zaharia very impressive in her 3-0 win over YXX.

Nice to see this: Fans in China cheer on Japan at World Cup despite political tension

So the Chinese people chose the policy of year long Covid lockdowns with daily testing? In the US, you change policies by changing the party in power. Yes, the policies are very different depending on who is in power. Hope the folks in China like leader for life Xi Jinping.

It looks like Japan got some wildcards: Maharu Yoshimura in MS, Hitomi Sato and Sakura Yokoi in WS. Lots of goodwill between USA and Japan. The Japanese have always been a welcome sight at our US Open year after year.

With double crown wins in singles and doubles, Hina Hayata and Shunsuke Togami make significant moves into the rankings. Togami moves up 3 spots to WR#14 in singles and up 56 spots to WR#23 in doubles when paired with Shinozuka. Hina moves up to WR#10 in singles and WR#4 in doubles when paired...

Super Hina is BACK !!!!!!

Making the finals gives Hina enough points to leapfrog Satsuki Odo in the rankings making Hina the 2nd highest ranked Japanese woman heading into the US Smash. She's also the only Japanese woman that has beaten Miwa this year.