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https://www.youtube.com/live/B0H-PaNLdPU?si=twIFhjKJOw8p1i3O Borussia Dortmund - TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen The line-up: Togami - Li Yongyin Calderano - Nuytinck Gauzy - Berglund Calderano - Li Does anyone have any info on Li Yongyin, dude has just casually smacked Togami with a 3-0 victory. Li...

it's no different from his 5th lost to Moregard at Macau, lack of tactical adjustment and awareness. Rassenfose actively flicked to the FH corner and Togami got caught off guard multiple times, yet almost no changes were made in his serving tactics. It was only until the final doubles match that...

I didn't expect Lin to win by 4-1, looks like after Xiao Pang, Wang has a xiao xiao pang to haunt his Olympic gold dream lmao

Yeah, dude still tries to fight with his muscle too much. Moregard got caught off guard in the first set but quickly adjust, and from then on Togami can't think of any better strategy to break his game anymore

not really, I'm not expecting Sora to win against Lin SD anyway. What I was expecting is Togami to step his game up but he just had to lose to Moregard once again

not even the end of 1st round and Japanese male only has Harimoto advancing, as usual

First, let's look at the lower body. In terms of weight transfer, you've done alright, your right heel has lifted up after stroke which indicated a complete transfer. But there're some mistake - Overly bent knee, in some strokes your right knee bent to almost 90 degrees. The further you bend the...

Uda's getting the most out of his tournament fees, all full-game matches from round 32 until now lol

Uda vs Yoshiyama was such an interesting style clash, one with a rough, violent forehand vs a delicate ball touch and strong backhand, it's almost as if watching an east vs west table tennis game.

Asia has the highest density of world class players, but Togami can only rely on T-league to compete, Korea and China aren't as developed regarding national club-level tournaments (China Super League is no different from a closed training environment for CNT, not to mention they mostly won't...

Yoshiyama's comprehension of spin and placement is top notch, but his forehand just drag him back too much, he has to fight with his backhand the whole match against a Xue Fei whose backhand is much better

5pro and 9pro are closer traditional chinese style rubber, especially the latter. 5pro are quite hard (41d) while 9pro comes in 39 and 40d. In terms of feeling, 9pro has a feel like H3 but more lively and easier to hit through while 5pro feels like battle 2

Borgir won Huang Chuqin in a thrilling 5 set match, this Norwegian guy has a great forehand and knows how to capitalize it

they're from the same Beijing team, maybe under the same coach too lol, but this level of similarity is unheard of

Lol and right as every Chinese fans think she's next in line to Ishikawa, Fukuhara as that "lovable Japanese tt girl"

I came across an interview of JPN mens after the bronze medal lost, Togami was srsly holding back his tears and when Harimoto said all the responsibilities were on him, he shook his head multiple times. I hope this could be a career changing moment for Togami, so he can reflect on his game as a...

Then got 3-0'ed right in the next Wtt starcon, we can't glaze that 3-4 lost forever. Togami has what it takes to be the best player Japan has ever seen, but he needs a coach that can give him wider tactics as well as train his mental toughness. Shinozuka is like the opposite of Togami, calm and...

well judging by the frequent harsh comment made by Mizutani towards Togami, I pray he return to JNT as coach and beat some wit into Togami's thick head, maybe then he'll undergo major changes

effing white hair Watanabe looking like lemons and nodding his head lmao, when will JTTA kick his ass off the staff

for once I want to sympathize with her because of the injury, but then why tf she has to overhit every time like that, Miwa fought a 1v3 for real. Hayata: "Miu, clench your cheeks"