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Yes, due to Wang changed her spin so she can attack with her backhand first, she aimed at Hina's wide forehand, stretching Hina out to gain an advantage

Wang YD caught up thanks to her putting less spin on the serve which made Hayata short touches bounce higher and allow her to open up first

Congrats Hina-chan!! From set 5 till 7 it's such a cat and mouse chase on who will catch the other's tactic first.

Just got off from the clash between the 2nd men pair of JPN and SK, Matsushita played great, makes me wonder why didn't he get a chance to play in teams event

congrats Togami on finishing his job first in the JPN men's team, 2 consecutive double losses in a morning

tbf, Ito has reached her peak and Chinese players has already have her in the palm of their hands as well as Kihara. Let Harimoto plays will increase the number of combinations Japan can come up with when they faced China. The gold medal match yesterday was the best team match they have ever...

Chinese fans' commentary on Japan's loss to Iran Oh, for anyone interested, I suggest you guys check out this thread on Zhihu. Some comments delve quite deep into the loopholes in their playstyle and tactics.

This match only proves that: "always work on your forehand". The Koreans prioritize their use of forehand, even in tight situations they can rely on making a forehand kill. Japanese always try to develop the point from the backhand, more pace, less spin and power, less efficiency.

their resume is just too depressing lmao, and tbf HT didn't do much better than them

Just ordered a 729 Cross and a SXZY-3 provincial training for my backhand, thanks to a discount these already cheap rubber just gotten even dirt cheaper lol

all praises to Mr. Miyazaki, raising a cycle of players who are experts at beating none but each other up

if it was Shinozuka, it might have been even worse lol. But this is what happens when you try to rush the young generations and flush all the veterans away. Beside Kishikawa, I haven't seen any other old players in the coaching staff, no inheritance of fighting spirit or experience

What an embarrassing lost, all those interviews, all those "I want to win all the medals and surpass China" should just reduce to "I will do my best to win match by match, point by point"

Some Chinese fans said that they often trains in China, I kind of believe that too since most of their equipment are Yinhe's

North Koreans are incredibly strong even though they have little to none international competition experience

completely agree with u there mate, I think Pro 3 (and other Target rubbers) encourages players to hit the ball first then create spin

one of my friend has bought a Bloom Spin recently and 729 has registered this rubber to ITTF though, I'm ordering a Bloom Arc right now, let's see if this too has been registered or not

Fan ZD made many error but ML was able to pivot a lot of times to avoid backhand exchange, which was the reason to his previous defeats

looking at the singles spots I'm not too positive either, Harimoto is injured, while Maharu's level has declined (but at least I won't be disappointed since he's relatively stable)

hmm, this is really interesting. For instance, I've seen different performances of Togami under Tasei and Mizuno (Meiji Uni.). Togami knows what he needs to do when Mizuno is on the bench. If Tanaka's coach this tournament is his personal, then JTTA should just let Tasei directing doubles match...