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  1. WTT Contender Antalya 2023

    Wow... just wow! Beast Lebrun gets his first WTT title.
  2. WTT Contender Antalya 2023

    She has problems with powerful players in general. You can see this in her match vs. Balazova that could have gone either way in this tournament. She also has trouble with Miyu Nagasaki losing domestically and just winning deuce in the 5th at Contender Tunis. And losing to Adriana Diaz at...
  3. WTT Contender Antalya 2023

    You mean you can't just create a tournament at the snap of a finger ;) ? Congratulations to Hina Hayata on her 3rd WTT singles title this year!
  4. WTT Contender Antalya 2023

    That's probably too tall an order. Assuming HH wins tomorrow, she'll have a net gain of 295 pts (400 Contender win - her current low of 105) giving her 2445 + 295 = 2740. WMY is at 3670. She has 525 pts expiring in October: 3670 - 525 = 3145. So HH would need to make up at least 405 pts in...
  5. WTT Contender Antalya 2023

    I predict Hayata will end the year WR#4. She will probably pick up her 3rd WTT Contender tomorrow before taking a week break ahead of WTT Champions Frankfurt. She was also the best doubles player in XD today.
  6. WTT Contender Antalya 2023

    Would love to see tiptoeing Sora win :ROFLMAO: In WS, Hina Hayata FTW!
  7. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    Miwa's eyes line up to about Sora's lips. From there to his eyes is at least 2 inches (~5 cm) probably closer to 3 inches. But easily more than 2 cm (not even 1 inch).
  8. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    A stoic Matsushima next to an always smiling Miwa:
  9. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    I think she's going after WYD and CXT. They both have a lot of expiring points in October.
  10. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    LYJ is known for his return of serve, but Matsushima might be even better. Lots of brilliant returns to keep him and Miwa in that 2nd game.
  11. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    Miwa battling nerves and a failing backhand could not finish the comeback. Adriana kept her nerves in check to sign, seal, and deliver the victory.
  12. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    It's funny you say "already 16.5 yo". Tomo kind of spoiled everyone by beating quite literally the best player in the world as a 14 year old. His achievements as a 14/15 yr. old is a once in a lifetime event. But it's still amazing to me for players like Shinozuka and Matsushima to beat solid...
  13. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    Sora is 3-1 Head-to-Head vs Wen Ruibo. Here is one of his wins... a very close match:
  14. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    I could be wrong, but it looked like he had a couple of inches on Miwa when I was watching their doubles match. Sometimes website data doesn't get updated for growing young men :).
  15. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    Well, Matsushima just beat one of Japan's top players on an international stage so there's that. He also took down Quadri this tournament and a number of other really good players in other senior WTT tournaments (Freitas, LSS, Cho Seungmin, and Dima) and has beaten a number of Chinese juniors...
  16. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    Even though he's so laid back and doesn't look engaged, Matsushima was easily the best player of the four out there. His placement was excellent and plays within himself allowing Miwa to flourish, and poor Hayata was often on the receiving end of his loop bombs. If he keeps this up, why not...
  17. WTT Contender Muscat 2023

    Quadri shouldn't feel too bad. Sora Matsushima has been playing really well beating players like a surging Freitas, LSS, Cho Seungmin, and Dima.
  18. Price increase at TT11?

    I suggest tt-japan.net. Due to the weakness in the Japanese Yen, prices are really good. Even with the fastest shipping option (DHL), it still comes out cheaper for me. I haven't tried the slower option, but next time I will time my purchase half way through the life cycle of my rubber to...
  19. Fixed draw in AsiaChamps

    It was just a poor decision to use the previous year's result as you can run into situations exactly like this. It should have been based on the latest ITTF women's team ranking in which China and Japan are rightfully #1 and #2.
  20. Should I give up using tensor on backhand?

    If not already taken, I recommend the technology neutral screen name: EJForever.
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