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He can play well but Princeton's roster top to bottom will make it too hard for them to really contend this season.

Yes on the LJK matches and Felix last year so we are talking about 3 matches in a year, and not a huge surprise considering LJKs poor form of late. A number of these matches listed were 0-3 or 1-3 defeats so confusing to me why they are listed and getting into whether the match felt closer than...

That's why there's more to winning in table tennis than just the rally right? So I go back to my original question - Considering he's had a career spanning over a decade what specific examples are you referring to of Gauzy playing matches where he makes highlight reel points and then loses...

I saw that and it was quoted in my comment that you replied to.

But that isn't what turbozed is saying? He's saying that the story of Gauzy's career has been making highlight reel shots in matches that he ultimately loses closely, against much better players.

It's not that weird because players in the 25-50 range are generally roughly of the same strength whereas you only start to see clear level differences between like 1-5 and 10-20 for example. There are generally only a small handful of players "much higher" than Gauzy if you consider ranking by...

Don't waste your time, I can assure you they have zero interest in taking or even listening to feedback from netizens. They barely even take feedback from the actual players and people involved on tour.

Weird take. Considering he's had a career spanning over a decade what specific examples are you referring to? I ask because only the Chinese are much higher rated than he has been over the last decade and he's generally been pretty non-competitive with them.

As predicted, Carolina is the team to beat again. Princeton is cooked and Olah can't save them, doubt they have the firepower for a miracle run like in Season 1. It's probably up to Chicago and Florida for the second East playoff spot. West will be very interesting. Also as predicted Bay Area is...

You wish. Try 150 bucks for 2 hours of private coaching.

Tough loss for Seattle today against Bay Area. The 2nd round pick of Vivarelli is looking like more and more of a flop. Luba probably should have not first picked her, allowing for the Cruz counterpick when Cruz clearly had the advantage in the earlier singles. Maybe the idea there was that...

Tao the chopper destroyer starting now with Aida... could be looking at a good start for the Blasters edit: or not...

Father Time has caught up to Eugene

Probably for financial reasons but seems like a lot of the matches this year are being held in table tennis clubs versus Season 1 where it was all venues where you can get foot traffic from the general public. Not good for attracting the outside audience which MLTT stated as a goal.

Kheith will be the woman player. Then probably the three Bay Area players Tao, Jinbao, KTH, and since Pereira won't be there they may need to lean on a free agent unless rolling with both of Jouti/Lashin

Not anymore. He's been using the Synteliac VCI for about a year.

2023 was a long time ago. Hirano will win comfortably now.

Pretty standard experience for the international pro players, whether its ITTF, WTT or ATTU in charge... lol

I didn't say he wasn't playing close to his level... how his matches ended, specifically at the Olympics, were without a doubt a nightmare, and luckily his teammates pulled through against Hong Kong here.

Of course, however stylistic matchups only goes so far in explaining things when there is such a big level difference and especially at the pro level compared to amateur level. Without making excuses for any players, as I mentioned above I'm guessing there is some interesting context behind...