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Is she playing Asian Cup?

If Ito loses, she's gonna vent all her anger on Ding Ning. DN will then become the next Zhu Yuling??

29 March 2019 Highlights - Revenge Match #1: Ito Mima vs Doo Hoi Kem (Austria Open 2018) - Revenge Match #2: Wang Manyu vs Chen Xingtong (Marvellous 12) - Revenge Match #3: Harimoto Tomokazu vs Liang Jingkun (Korea Open 2018)

It's working fine for me though. https://tv.ittf.com/livestream/ittf-qatar-open-table-1/1503496

Feng Tianwei handled Yoo pretty well. Wonder if it's because she's used to playing against BH serves, like Li Jia Wei from several years back if anyone else remembers haha.

To prepare for Asian Cup (5-7 April)

Men's Draw is out too. First Quarter - Xu Xin vs Lim Jonghoon - Mohamed Abdulwahab vs Oshima Yuya - Patrick Franziska vs Simon Gauzy - Niwa Koki vs Yoshimura Maharu Second Quarter - Lee Sangsu vs Pavel Sirucek - Jun Mizutani vs Andrej Gacina - Ma Long vs Tristan Flore - Timo Boll vs...

Even if she beats SYS, Ishikawa will likely end up with her recent nemesis HZJ two rounds later. I'm more interested in how Hirano is doing at the moment. She seems to have upped her game a little but still lost rather miserably to Hayata a few days ago. Hmm. Thoughts?

Croatia's Tomislav Pucar is proving to be rather promising. Ousting Wang Chuqin and Liam Pitchford o_O

Women's Main Draw is out 1st Quarter - Ding Ning vs Chen Szu-yu - Shibata Saki vs Han Ying - Doo Hoi Kem vs Lee Ho Ching - Ito Mima vs Ando Minami 2nd Quarter - Feng Tianwei vs Yoo Eunchong - Sato Hitomi vs Kato Miyu - Chen Xingtong vs Choi Hyojoo - Wang Manyu vs Margaryta Petsotska 3rd...

Although watching this match again shows that Yoo has always served using her BH and favoured BH exchanges. The fact that Hayata was having so much trouble with this style leads me to think that she might have underestimated her opponent a little and was somewhat negligent in studying Yoo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEXhRpmyxoU&t=7s Game 5 at 9:8 dispute over an edge ball and 15:16 for putting up her hand too late or something.

I don't remember much about Yoo except her controversy with Minnie Soo at the WTTC last year ._.

A couple of prominent names seem to have been ousted. From the men's side, Filus Ruwen, Lebesson Emmanuel, Daniel Habesohn, Yu Ziyang, Truls Moregard, Kanak Jha, Jonathan Groth have all exited the tournament. Fewer surprises on the women's half but it's still goodbye to Ganna Gaponova, Adriana...

Quite a huge dip I believe. His German Open points (2250) will expire by the end of this month and the only other World Tour 2018 event currently not counted in his ranking points and will replace the aforementioned is his participation (more like registration) in the Swedish Open worth only 20...

From the current draw, it is up to Ding Ning, Wang Manyu or Chen Xingtong to stop Ito Mima if an all Chinese finals is to be guaranteed. Of course that is assuming that none of the trio loses prematurely and that the Japanese superstar can avenge her previous loss against Doo. The chances of Liu...

Promising Highlights Women's Singles – Japanese hopeful Ito Mima has not met Chinese players after her successful sweep at the Swedish Open last year. Will she be able to replicate that amazing run or get booted prematurely by players from other associations again? Not to mention her long-time...

Kato might have won but I'm not sure if she has the ability to cause any major upsets. Defenders will not reach the top but they have proven to be effective at weeding out some of the top players due to style differences.

The player they should swap out is probably Kato instead of Sato?

China's Pre-WTTC 2019 Warm-Up Matches 4th April 2019 (Thursday) 1900h – Wang Manyu vs Wu Yang – Wang Chuqin/Zhou Qihao vs Zhang Yudong/Sun Wen 1945h – Liang Jingkun vs Zhao Qihao – Sun Yingsha vs Gu Yuting 2030h – Xu Xin/Liu Shiwen vs Zhou Yu/Yan An –...