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It seems that CNT is cracking more from the inside. The way that these CNT members interact indicates that the team is not as united as before.

ZYL looked still rusty, but managed to win the title. Hope she can participate more events in the future. Her story is really inspiring.

The strength of CNT for years is its long closed training before a big event. We can all see the falling of CNT, but they will somehow still dominate in a big event that matters most to them. WTTC next year is a sign of fallen CNT if China can't take most of the titles.

From the way that Odo played, she might be No 1 or No 2 in a couple of years. Hayata will be 28 at the next Olympics, too much uncertainty for her. ODO is still on the rise.

LSD is right handed. It is harder for a lefty to return illegal serves from right handed players. Same that HT has worse results against WCQ than LYJ.

Another picture, no way that LYJ could see the ball before and at the contact. What a shame

Look at how LSD served. Another WCQ on the making?

Does anyone know what rubbers Hana Goda uses for her Cybershape? It appears that she just uses a regular fl cybershape carbon.

This "best" arguments are way too many. Everyone plays differently and everyone has different feels.

KCJ played really bad against WCQ. He kept playing to W's backhand. Everyone knows that you need to move WCQ and play more to his wide forehand. My thinking is that these guys did not prepare well before the match, or did not stick to their game plan.

That missed long serve gave WCQ confidence

LYJ tended to be too agg and play risky when ahead. Almost everyone knows he was going to serve long at match points. Why playing risking when you are ahead? Why not just served short to WCQ's forehand and prepared for a third ball attack? Both HT and LYJ need to learn to play point by point...

haha, your prediction as always

ML could have probably achieved much more without the ban from CNT. One more WTTC title and Olympics gold might be possible. And the ML today, I don't see anyone can beat him, even the primetime FZD.

It was a treat to watch Linds and Truls play two wonderful matches in about one hour. Two of the best matches for touch/variety so far this year.

The second one would probably have worked if it was to the forehand, or he could prepare to counter/block to Truls' backhand.

It is hard to define "best". Best to pros might be the worst to amateurs.

WCQ simply played badly for the match,

not as many upsets as we want to see

Boosting D09C and D05 with Kailin is probably a better option than Haifu unless the rubbers are very used and you are ready to throw them away