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The women's team consists of Hayata (a lefty), Hirano, and Miwa. No Miyuus. The men's team consists of Tomo, Togami, and Shinozuka. Shinozuka is a lefty so coach will decide who to pair him up with.

Lily moves up 5 spots to WR#32. She now has bragging rights as USA's topped ranked woman over Amy Wang WR#36. Cho Daeseong moves up 19 spots to WR#51. A good crowd and a well run tournament. Kudos to all those involved.

Congratulations to Miwa. Impossible to overlook her immense talent. She will be under China's microscope. T-League teammate Zhang Rui will be reporting back her every move. Was Kihara not mentioned at all other than being Miwa's teammate when they beat SYS/WMY?

Congratulations LILY ZHANG!!!!!

Yes, she blew past her competition. She's 374.5 pts ahead of 2nd place. You can look at the points table to put into context how good that is.

The Training Headquarters has decided on the men and women representing Japan for the 2024 World Table Tennis Championships in Busan (team competition). <Male players> 1. Tomokazu Harimoto (Tomokazu Planning)　　　　　*1st place in Paris Olympics singles selection points 2. Shunsuke Togami (Meiji...

My bubble includes reality where Hayata proceeds to blow past her competition for the past couple of years in the Paris race based on the rules set by the JTTA. If she isn't deserving of one of the two singles spots, then I don't know who is.

I don't buy that love for Kihara means hate for Hayata. That's silly. And I also don't care if this or that Tieba user feels that Hayata's appeal is slowly eroding. Haters gonna hate.

I think it's sad that I haven't seen any articles that even mention Kihara as a candidate for the 3rd Olympic spot .... only Miwa and Mima. Kihara clearly went into the All Japan with a doubles focus as that should be vital to the role of 3rd player. She came out as All Japan WD champion and...

I'm fine with whatever she chooses, or whatever the coaches choose for her. There's always going to be netizens who say she's selfish for not going, or she's selfish for going and taking someone else's spot. I think she should ignore all that and do what's best for her. The Japanese women's...

The results.ittf.link also has ranking history. Gao Ning was ranked 17 at the time. He also had wins over Chen Chien An and Adrien Mattenet who where top 50 players at the time. Eugene's highest ranking was 46. For much of his prime, he was near 50.

If she were to go, she could still play vs. any other country except China. There is precedent for Ito not going. I don't recall if it was coach's decision or her decision, but she did not go to the 2022/2023 Asian Games. If she's not going to the 2024 WTTTC, then Kihara would be the 4th...

You need to go back further. Log in at results.ittf.link. Put only Wang Eugene in one of the entries. Click GO. 2015 GAC Group World Tour, Swedish Open, Stockholm (SWE) Main Draw MS R32 WANG Eugene (CAN) FANG Bo (CHN) 10:12 11:2 11:9 4:11 11:8 9:11 11:5 4 - 3 WANG Eugene

Winner of 3rd spot to be announced on February 5. Highly likely to be Miwa: https://hochi.news/articles/20240129-OHT1T51000.html?page=1

CIC is in great shape now. The winner gets 600 pts, and if you subtract her current low of 55, she gets a net gain of 545 points added to her 1150 = 1695. That puts her in 11th place behind Mima Ito, but Mima Ito has 400 pts expiring Feb 13. So on Feb 13, CIC should be in 10th place. And Han...

I hadn't been following this tournament since the All Japan is on at the same time, but I just realized, Nina Mittelham beat top seed Shin Yubin to get to the Finals. Despite losing badly in the finals, beating Shin Yubin is quite an accomplishment for her. On the other hand, it's been a tough...

Felix wins 4-2 including 11-0 in game 4. Crazy how good this 17 year old is.

Hugo/Felix final starting now as I type this.

Congratulations CIC. She wins 4-0 over Nina Mittelham.

Women's Final on right now as I type this.