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Since we're doing birthdays, Hina's birthday is today(Japan)/tomorrow(USA) July 7

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Looks like it's China's turn to get the wildcards. Japanese women got 2 extra at the US Smash (double Miyu). China gets it in Europe.

Andreea Dragoman beats Lea Rakovic in the final round of qualifiers. Andreea ends up being matched with Miu Hirano. There will be no Lea vs. Miu rematch here.

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A nice interview with Honoka Hashimoto: Driven by the "frustration of losing"

Wang: Pistej:

He was upset with being faulted on his serve and banged his blade hard onto the table to the point of damage. Got disqualified. They have to replace the table for the next match. He then proceeds to kick the barrier creating a hole in it and was shown a red card.

Nick Burgos takes out Benedek Olah 3-2,15-13.

I'm picking Irene Yeoh over Giulia Takahashi if she continues the same form she had against Sally.

She's 18 years old with more power than Amy in her loops from both wings. She seems to have solved her consistency issues this year. USA has a good pipeline behind Sally as well. 14 year old Irene Yeoh nearly upset Sally in the SF. And 15 year old Tashiya Piyadasa won U17 GS and finished 2nd...

In consolation, he did beat a talented Ryuusei Kawakami in the SF in a nail biter.

Wow, Wen Ruibo wins in 11-0 in the 7th.

Congratulations to Sachi Aoki, 2025 Asian Youth Champion U19 GS! She took down Rin Mende in the SF 4-3 and Yuna Ojio in the Finals 4-0. She also won U19 GD with Mao Takamori playing against Yuna Ojio/Rin Mende. [Edit] And she was the only Japanese girl to win a match in the U19 GT against...

Miu Hirano at 888 gearing up for the US Smash

Watch out for this Indian girl, Divyanshi Bhomick, U15 GS Champion.

Mao Takamori and Yuna Ojio took out their Chinese competitors in the U19 GS QF. Sachi Aoki and Rin Mende both advanced to the SF in the other half. [Edit] U19 Girls Doubles is also all Japan: Sachi Aoki/Mao Takamori vs. Rin Mende/Yuna Ojio. Rin Mende/Yuna Ojio beat the Chinese pair, Yan...

Miyuu Kihara leaves Abyell and joins Top Nagoya (team that Minami Ando retired from). Abyell picks up Seira Ushijima, the chopper who beat Honoka Hashimoto (I think it went to expedite) at the 2025 All Japan.