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he has already passed Wang Chuqin lol, but hope that he'll keep his performance as long as possible

Some fans have voiced their concerns on the competency of coach Tasei on the bench in singles match, how do you guys feel about this?

The timeout on Lin GY side was brilliant, Lin was having trouble with Shinozuka sudden backhand kills but after that he prolonged the BH exchange and win. On a good note, Tanaka wins, avenge for your civil war king fam

brooo this mtfk did not, please revoke his 2nd singles spot for god sake, let Tanaka and Shinozuka go to Paris

Having watched the whole match, there's another aspect that I find about Tanaka, that's his defensive shots are able to win him points. I remembered Mizutani has said that when you compete internationally, you must be able to win even on the defense. Togami emphasizes attacking too much that his...

Right now him and Togami have the most balanced FH and BH in the mens team, but Tanaka is wittier in tactics and have better composure than Togami. They both face against Wang's serve and while Togami struggles, Tanaka was able to flick most of them back.

I can't blame Harimoto tbh, his hand injury looks nasty And congrats to Tanaka, if anyone knows where to watch other table than 1-4 please drop a link, thank you

imo the best option of the 3rd player for JPN right now might be Tanaka rather than Shinozuka. Although his tactical wit and stability are slightly below Shinozuka, his physique allows more potential to develop.

Uda's backhand is too weak to support his 1-winged style especially for a lefty.

more like get his ass to join the coaching staff, ever since he retires all he has done is being a tv show celebrity and criticize younger players

this shot might work in women's game since they're more cater towards backhand exchanges thus more likely to be caught by surprise. In men's, players are quick enough to react with a forehand topspin and you'll be in a very disadvantage position (backhand in the forehand corner)

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I love Japanese table tennis and always hope for some upset or tight competition when they go up against China but the result today was sad

CNT did their research well. 1st match: Wang Chuqin repeatedly put pressure on the middle line to the forehand side of Harimoto. Tbf, Harimoto forehand attacks have improved but it wasn't enough to break the tactics of Wang, and every time he tried to receive with the backhand Wang instantly...

I think they'd do better than men's, though chances are slim The men's match today might be the first time I've seen the chinese fans didn't cheer for their team

guys I've just surfed around on YT and found out that they've released Rxton 9 Packaging looks really neat

Man finally this rubber got some love from the forum, I'm also playing a 39deg black on my FH and love it. Price is cheaper than H3, Battle 2 while having almost the same performance

Try the PF4 series, they have such insanely low arc that the ball is guaranteed to hit the net without proper brush on the ball

nah i mean the Koreans lmao

why does every image of them look like it's AI generated lol