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I just followed Mathew Syed in Bounce who discussed the subject. He doesn't speak for everyone but i have good company.. Take it up woth him if you have issues with my definition. https://www.bbc.com/sport/13185266

You and I have different definitions of choking... I know you think I am a narcissist but if you actually have read my posts in the past this difference would be very obvious.

That was a choke job. Winning the match doesn't change that. I am not one of those people who defines choking by losing leads. I define it by making obviously bad decisions and conscious shots which show you are collapsing to the pressure of the moment..

No more talk about De-Zyre.... match of the year for me I think. Though this year we also had Hugo vs WCQ at World Cup... good year for TT... I wonder how LSD will feel about what he was working on... he looked more like FZD on forehand but I didn't know Harimoto had this level of forehand...

Thats a choke job by Harimoto right there. Bottling it for sure....

That's going to be tough. Other than maybe Miwa, there is going to be a lot of.clawing and scratching. Also.means one doubles team per country. In the infamous words of Tony Stark, '"Not a great plan!"

Video always helps, I consider my backhand a strength and my contact point is similar to yours.

Have the rules on how players need to qualify for events come out? If the same players have to play all events (WS, WD and XT), the ln qualifying in Singles os the only way for Honoka to force the JTTA's hand. If IOC can expand the qualification for each event and make them independent of each...

A Hugo-Bruna Andro campaign would open up ridiculous avenues for TT marketing... wondering whether Andro can afford it...

Is there a better player at smashing lobs than Harimoto? Okay, maybe the rallies last longer than ideal but his accuracy and technique against difficult lobs is impressive.

You are probably thinking of LYJ on backhand. https://www.butterfly-global.com/en/sponsoring/detail/harimoto-tomokazu.html

Keeping in line witn lefty righty matchups, in principle the best doubles teams should feature one of Hayata and Nagasaki. Miwa, Satsuki, Mima, Miyuu, Miu, Sakura ... find the right partner!

In my experience and in traditional athletic recommendations, abstinence is largely recommended during critical performance events to maintain a certain hormonal balance in men unless you need to relieve stress. But again, this is just traditional wisdom, may.not happy to any or most people and...

Bringing it up when they lose with Sun Yingsha unable to hit a forehand or move into position for one has a very different meaning.

You did. I wonder whether he has healed from his back issues. But across the board, the unforunate finals not withstanding, Shin and Lim ans Lim especially played some outstanding shots. There was never a doubt who the most effective player on the court was when he played and that is saying a...

The only ways she could have forfeited was being physically unable to play or if the opposition was Chinese. The obligation is always to try and in this case against lesser opposition, workarounds might have been possible. But in TT, the opponent can hit the ball too.

Thats not fair to either of them.

Thr Koreans are too good for Sun Yingsha to play without a forehand

Timo Boll was pf the opinion D09c was suitable for beginners. You can find him saying this online in his video review on his YouTube channel. Whether this was Butterfly promotion or Timo'a technical review is open to cynical speculation but if we take Timo'a integrity, he clearly was okay with...

A player who once beat Dima despite being much lower rated told me that he always believed he could beat anyone at anytime because no one other than God knows what will happen. You are right on the ultimate result, but thinking that way is not what will keep Sun Yingsha alert, people lose leads...