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Great info, thanks! Have a look over the Euro & Asian events again to rectify the double input. Also, unfortunately... the New Zealand qualifiers from the Oceania event were replaced with Vanuatu players thanks to the NZOC.

Great interview. Michael seems like a really decent character. I'd love to meet him someday. Thanks Matt for getting the inside scope. Does anyone know if Michael is a member of ttdaily?

One of these days we're going to see Kenta vs Kenji....... and Kenta's going to block Kenji off the table like the pro he is!

Even when the Chinese don't send players, the event has two Chinese men in the final! Both Chan Kazuhiro and Gao Ning are originally from China. Bit of a poor effort by the ITTF regarding streaming. Hopefully this is the lowest point of the tour this year.

Lee Jung Woo has pulled out.

Hi William, Do you know why Italy's top player Mihae Bobocica was absent from the team? He trains with you at WSA right?

Hey, do you have the video of that '89 match, or know where it can be found?

He was probably pointing out the valid point that Wang Liqin's arm often covers the serve, and he never gets faulted. This umpire better not be doing the final.

If a soccer referee penalized for every little infraction, there would be rioting! This is absurd! He was lucky to get a handshake, instead of a punch in the face from the players.

Yes it's a nice blade. Are you going to buy one?

Full speed ahead! Either interview would be fantastic. And Persson too!

Wonderful serves! Very sad Kenta will not play world championships next week :(

Gionis will be one to watch at the World Team Championships this year.

Indeed. And it looks like neither of us won the bet. But at least my player lost to the eventual champion. :cool:

Kind of catchy....

Perhaps Omar Assar will knock all their proverbial socks off... He's on the fast track to earning ttGuru's outstanding player award, which he would be blissfully unaware of. :p

Outstanding contribution sir! These will make a worthy addition to my collection.

I hope Kirill beats Joo in the 3rd round for me!

Cheers Dan. It's all in one image this time, hope that still works.

Here's an interesting factoid. In the Women's Singles round of 32, Park Mi Young beat Barthel Zhenqi 4-3. The draw shows Barthel was disqualified after the match however, so the scores are voided and could not be included in my statistics. This was the result: 2-11, 11-8, 6-11, 17-15, 14-12...