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You can be sure the men didn't play serious against these women, otherwise they wouldn't stand a chance. It's hilarious you are thinking it was a serious match from the men. Years ago Boll played a show match against world champion Guo Yue (at this time), out of 20 points she won only 1 point...

No chance for Ding Ning or any other women. Womens are much much slower and weaker. Every Top 100 male would crush Ding Ning easily.

FZD is only 1.73m big. He is relatively thick but this isn't really a deciding factor for a table tennis player, this can be a disadvantage. ML may have an advantage in this regards, he is thinner and quicker. From the last WM you might have missed that Harimoto is taller than all of his...

He won 9 times but not in a row, 2011 Yoshimura won and 2012 Koki Niwa.

Semi Final Men/Women Jun Mizutani vs Kenta Matsudaira 4-0 11-5/11-8/11-8/12-10/ Masataka Morizono vs Tomokazu Harimoto 0-4 7-11/8-11/8-11/8-11/ Miu Hirano　vs　Takako Nagao 4-3 9-11/11-5/11-2/9-11/11-13/11-5/12-10 Mima Ito vs Kasumi Isikawa 4-1...

Harimoto already won the junior competition without losing a single set in 6 matches. This is super impressive for an 14 years old boy.

The quarter finals were already played, HF and F will be played tomorrow. Jun Mizutani vs Jin Takuya 4-0 11-5/11-7/11-3/11-8 Kenji Matsudaira vs Kenta Matsudaira 1-4 5-11/9-11/11-7/6-11/8-11 Masataka Morizono vs Yusuke Watanabe 4-2 10-12/11-8/11-7/15-13/11-13/11-5 Yuya Oshima vs Tomokazu...

National championships in Japan, Junior competition. Harimoto won the juniors title today.

This is Harimoto from today celebrating his win over Oshima at the japanese trials for the team WM next year. Thanks to this win he will be part of the japanese WM team. http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/tabletennis/news/2017/12/002360.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-O6nO7PjmNU His mother...

I missed something. He gained 129 points, I was off by 18 points. So he is ranked 13th which is amazing for his age.

It should count, why not? According to my calculations he gained 111 points at the Czech Open which means 14th place for the September ranking.

Niu Guankai is born in January 2002, he is 15 years old. I don't know if there is another player who is 14 years old though.

Nice to hear he is fine.

Any infos on his injury, is he fine?

From where did you get the 50 USD per point? By the way there is a mistake on the T2 APAC front page, Leaderboard statistics for Harimoto and Karlsson seem to be interchanged.

Team JJ wins against Team Roßkopf 16-12

Interesting to note he is using Tenergy 05 on the forehand this year. ttp://en.butterflymag.com/2017/02/indian-open-harimoto-konstant-sensationell/