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Yeah, funny thing, most of the times if they think the opponent hides the serves they should call for serve angle fault cause the majority of the time the angle is more than 30 degrees when the serve is hidden and it’s visible from any angle, whereas sometimes blatantly obviously hidden serves...

Here it says “match points” in the handbook. Does that apply to the points too or only to the games? Because by the name ”match points” one’d think it applies to points and Wang Yidi and Jia Nan Yuan don’t have equal amount of points, only games.

3.10. Matches of Stage 1 shall be 4 games (result 4-0,3-1 or 2-2). 3.11. Final ranking will be determined in terms of Regulation 3.7.5, excluding match points, and based solely on the ratios of wins to losses first in games and then points, as far as is necessary to resolve the order. So what...

The commentator just said Wang Yidi was through

Oh really? Then I don’t know why commentator keeps mentioning that Yuan’s supposed to be worried cause she clearly isn’t

Then it seems like either you or the commentator doesn’t know the rules of the group stages

Probably aramid carbon

LSD even gave us a cheeky smile right afterwards. He knew he was guilty 😛

My 2 favorite points from the tournament so far :D

Can you take a photo of its current state?

they really should do something about the continental ranking system. It hurts to watch how the male Australian players have been underperforming so far… a bunch of other players would‘ve deserved to qualify instead of them… and these are not top 20 players they’re playing against, except Oh...

It’s do dumb they only have a camera from 1 angle. The problem with hiding serves is mostly between right and left handed players anyway

Xiang Peng was clobbered today by Matsushima as much as he clobbered Lee Sang Su in Incheon.

Exactly. When a right handed and a left handed player play they have the exact same general weaknesses. Neither has an advantage other than experience which is unique but usually it’s less for right handers. You have to find your opponent’s weaknesses. There’s no blueprint which tells you how to...

Wide forehand and the elbow. And it’s also harder to receive hook serves and reverse pendulum serves to the forehand with quality than regular pendulum serves

In all seriousness, watch the video between Ma Long and Wang Chuqin at the 2024 Macao World Cup. Ma Long destroyed Wang Chuqin by playing to his weaknesses which every left hander has.

I’m watching this thread as a left handed player so I can use these to beat you, right handers 😈

My guy needs to prove his worthy of the world no 3 spot

Viscaria, D09c, T05 Hard

H3 on the forehand and Victas V15 Sticky on the backhand