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To me, Kao seemed to be too amped up and going for too much in his matches

TPE wins gold! The first time China's men's team failed to do so, after winning it 9 straight times. China also got shut out of both team titles.

Feng on fire in the 5th game of the 5th match

Gold coming down to a deciding game

Sun playing very well

Kao loses his 2nd match in this tie. Either Feng or Sun will have to win a 2nd match in the decider to win the gold.

Huang beats Zeng 3-1 to put TPE back up 2-1, and now the team has 2 chances to win the gold. Among the China men players here at this WUG, Zeng is who I've seen the most (which is not much) in WTT action.

Sun beats Kao 3-1 to make the team score 1-1. The advantage seems to shift towards China, at least to me.

Sun won 8 in a row after Kao was up 5-0

Feng puts TPE up 1-0

7 straight points for Chen in the 3rd game against Feng keeps him alive

The China men’s team is now looking to prevent China from being shut out of the team titles here. For TPE, Feng is playing 1st & 4th, Kao is playing 2nd & 4th.

Edge ball for Omoda on gold medal point. Congrats to Japan! I believe the last time China didn’t win the women’s team event was in 2017 when the WUG was in Taipei, and they settled for a bronze with South Korea (with Jeon Jihee and Lee Eunhye) winning.

Yang saved a few game points but Omoda takes it to go up 2-0. 1 game to go for her and Japan.

Idesawa winning 2 matches vs China in the team final again. This time both 3-0. Omoda vs Yang Yiyun in the decider.

Schedule, though it doesn't say which events in which sessions https://www.ittf.com/2025/07/15/table-tennis-competition-schedule-announced-for-la28-olympics/

I think I saw something about Kyoka Idesawa of Japan returning. Last time in 2023 in Chengdu, she beat both Qian Tianyi (WR 6 at the time) and He Zhuojia in the Women's Team final. In the Women's Singles final, she took Qian to 7 games. Qian won 4 gold medals there. I saw on IG that MLTT player...

China now has 6 players in the top 10 women. Kuai Man moves into #4, Zhu Yuling into #6, Chen Yi into #10. Honoka Hashimoto is now #19. For USA players, by her win over Lily, Amy Wang moved up 9 places to #56. Lily moved down 1 spot. Jessica Reyes Lai is now 3rd highest, moving up 33 places...

If the Smash is held in the US again next year during the same time, that will also be while the soccer World Cup is going on, mostly also in the US. Would it be helpful or harmful to have it at the same time or in one of the same host cities?

you might need to use a VPN to access it - https://www.youtube.com/live/3hg9AAeXxSU?si=uC1wFyXeI0v1Bdnt