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She wouldn't have won yesterday if that were the case. Her domestic record against Ito during the selection was 3W1L and that loss happened in the same manner. I'd say she's overworked like Tomokazu who also has a problem closing out matches.

Ito vs Hirano G1 66, 69, 79, 710, 810, 811 G2 31, 94, 104, 107, 117 G3 51, 52, 72, 73, 83, 84, 94, 95, 115 G4 13, 33, 37, 47, 48, 58, 510, 610, 611 G5 41, 42, 52, 57, 67, 610, 710, 711 G6 02, 12, 13 TO for Ito, 23, 24, 44, 45, 65, 68, 78 endline edge for ITO and TO for Hirano, 79, 89, 810, 1210...

WS QF Hayata vs Shibata G1 44, 104, 105, 115? G2 117 G3 66, 76 TO for Shibata, 88, 810, 1210 G4 510, 810, 811 G5 115 Shibata completely lost her flow after 4:4 in G1 and didn't find her way until G3. Could've been a different game had she gotten G3. Yamasaki vs Harimoto G1 06, 59, 119 G2 109...

Day 5 WS QF 11:00 JST T1 Hayata vs Shibata (Shibata looks really hungry and she knows how to make Hayata suffer, much like Kato), https://tttv.jp/video/10929 T2 Odo vs I, https://tttv.jp/video/10926 12:00 T1 Ito vs Hirano, https://tttv.jp/video/10927 T2 山﨑 唯愛/YAMASAKI Yua vs Harimoto...

Fun fact: Ito is actually 3 cm (over an inch) TALLER than Ando... Ito = 152 cm https://tleague.jp/player/detail.php?player=30109&year=2023 Ando = 149 cm https://tleague.jp/player/detail.php?player=30030&year=2024

It was decided 7 months ago, uh?

Day 5 WS QF 11:00 JST T1 Hayata vs Shibata (Shibata looks really hungry and she knows how to make Hayata suffer, much like Kato) T2 Odo vs I 12:00 T1 Ito vs Hirano T2 山﨑 唯愛/YAMASAKI Yua vs Harimoto MS QF 14:00 T1 Harimoto vs Tanaka T2 Sone vs Matsushima 15:00 T1 Shinozuka vs Uda T2 岡野 俊介/OKANO...

https://tttv.jp/video/10599 The TO for Harimoto at 9:9 from 7:9 of G2 was rather crucial. Not that many good TOs by her dad in the past. The one for Mende at 5:6 from 5:3 of G4 was effective but didn't avert the inevitable. Same script for Mende in her match against Hayata, off to a good start...

And it appears she held the record of the youngest winner of WS at 17 years and 1 month old, when Zennihon Takkyu used to be held around Christmas?

Bottom right. Look up Togami and you'll find it.

To break the records. Potential new records: Youngest winner of WS (currently held by Hirano at 16 years and 9 months old in 2017) Winner of WS and JG in the same edition (currently held by 佐藤利香/SATO Rika in 1988) For next year? Most JG titles (currently held by Ishikawa in 2007, 2008, 2009...

Matsudaira retired 6 minutes in, citing knee pain. Will he be fine for WTTC 2025? https://jtta-score.s3.ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/10031/1603.jpg

1608, 1 = MS, 6 = Round 6, 08 = Match 8 https://jtta-score.s3.ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/10031/1608.jpg https://www.japantabletennis.com/AJ/result2024/show.cgi?MS1608 @2:55:00 https://tttv.jp/video/10545

Matsushita 3-4 Tanigaki

I (Ayano) beat Yokoi. Have been waiting for this chance. LOL All that time spent as the sparring partner was worth it.

Hirano woke up after being down for most of G5. Even all that nets and edges couldn't save Ushijima.

Togami 3-4 Tanigaki

It looks to me Harimoto wanted to save energy at first but Mende had a different idea.

YOSHIYAMA Kazuki finally wins the JB after how many tries? p.s. 7 tries! https://www.japantabletennis.com/AJ/result2024/searchList.cgi?string=%B5%C8%BB%B3+%CF%C2%B4%F5

Hayata/2401 against a chopper and Ito/2420 struggled more than expected, dropping 1 and 2 games, respectively. Aso/2419 4-3 Sugasawa. Akae/2417 dropped a game. Hirano/2424 got through without much resistance. Similarly for Kihara/2408 and Nagasaki/2409, despite the latter dropping 1 game...