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Kasumi yes !!!! congrats !!! moves on to the 1/4 easily

Should Samara retire ? looking at the participants, its easier to win the World Cup than the Swedish or German Open..

well i got the info from Oya Hidetoshi, who's playing in this event. He's my personal coach :-)

By the way, i think there is round 1 of internal qualification tournament for JNT next week, maybe not Olympics but WTTTC 2020, second round in December

so Yoshimura K /Jin Takuya / Sato Hiromi are just subs ?

Not a single non-Asian women player in this ranking ...

unless there are injuries of course

award ceremony: like last week, you can see ITO is affected a lot, and couldn't dry all her tears...

There was no match in this final, ITO gave up already in the first set... But Japan won the Rugby game, so all is well !

what is wrong about Wang Hao ?

XIN hits the FAN ? not this time !!!!

how is it between Hirano and Ishikawa then

as long as its from Buttferfly !

Timo Timo !!!

just saw the end of the match. Good fight Tomo. I thought LJK was shouting even louder, and had the impression that he imitated voluntarily HT celebration at the end (dropping the racket, looking at the sky....) ?? But the match was too intense for him to do mockery at the end, it was probably...

7-3 -> 7-10 -> 10-10 -> 10-11 - >> 13-11 !!! what an intense G7 between the WANGs Today is shabbat, so YIDI-sh naturally won !

its cool to see that those players are humans and can talk (in interviews) but alas there's not much to get from them apart from their emotions They always keep their tactics for them. Its natural they don't wanna tell the other guys exactly what they did. But for thats also the most...

@zeio LGL and his players always say they are a real team. so I have a question When the CNT tier2 players play against TH, JM, Ito or Ishikawa... do they always play their "natural" game , or do they always try new tactics - decided on purpose by the main CNT coach [not just that player's...

I've seen GC in Japan. I talked a bit to the guy and IIRC he's not a pro, but plays at a National level in Germany, and he was working in Japan at a rubber maker (ENS ?). I've actually seen him play a few times in amateur tournaments here in Japan and he was doing very well !

Hirano must be very happy