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How did Odo earn her spot? /s A big downgrade from my previous projection.

Ever since Ishikawa grabbing the ball that was still in play (hit the net assembly and landed) at Asian Olympic Qualifications for Rio 2016, nothing surprises me.

Hayata is as loud as ever.

10/9 T1 WT SF CHN vs HKG https://live.douyin.com/174499135622 JPN vs IND https://live.douyin.com/161285822203[/urll] https://live.douyin.com/318990075748 https://live.douyin.com/739456994585 https://live.douyin.com/914606371070 [URL]https://yeslivetv.com/channels/elta-tv-2/

Count the number of times CHN was the XYZ teams below. Another one for WT: At WTTC 2008, CHN was the XYZ team, where it dropped the 1st match to SGP. For MT: At WTTC 2024, CHN was the XYZ team, where it dropped the 1st and 3rd matches to KOR. At WTTC 2006, CHN was the XYZ team, where it...

And the XYZ team lost. Hayata played as X at WTTC 2024 and said she couldn't transition to the 4th match against SYS in time after upsetting CM, admitting being mentally prepared for 2 matches will be necessary in the future.

Two more instances below where CHN was the XYZ team. The order of play would've affected the outcome, therefore, 2 of those 2-3 in this case could've gone the other way in the other case and it's not as simple as flipping the order around and calling it a day. The last time CHN lost as the ABC...

I wonder why I couldn't find this the last time. TWC 2018 was used to study the choices of ABC/XYZ teams. The team winning the toss picked ABC team 100% in stage 1 and there were 4 times XYZ team was picked in stage 2. Twice for JPN, and once for HKG and FRA and the reasons were interesting...

ABC vs XYZ A vs Y B vs X C vs Z A vs X B vs Y Note that ABC is more balanced than XYZ. A and B both have 2 matches before their next match. X has only 1 and Y has 3. ABC has more room for error for both A and B. XYZ not so much, where X has less time to recover, win or lose, and whatever...

Give any underdog team the chance to choose and it's gonna be 100% ABC team unless they don't want to win. That's how SGP beat CHN at WTTC 2010. I've had enough experience playing local team tournaments since I was a kid. No one would pick XYZ team when given the choice.

A great opportunity to prove her Olympic gold.

PSG plays more or less the ideal game when it counts - putting the ball on the table. That requires a ton of self-control. If only Hayata has half of that... With that, she beat DHK 4-1, Mittelham 0-2 -> 4-3, Diaz 0-3 -> 4-3 and broke Hayata's playing hand on the way to losing 1-3 -> 3-4...

CHN saved by the toss. XYZ team is hard to overcome for the underdog. If JPN doesn't get at least 1 point and two 2-3, then PRK will be pronounced the silver medalist.

WYD: I'm the heroine (I'm saved).

Think of Hirano and Miwa. SYS has been playing non-stop. Attended public events in Hong Kong, Macau and mainland China after Paris 2024. Never took a proper break and then headed for WTT CS Macao 2024 and China Smash 2024.

How did Hirano come back from 0-2 at WTT CT Taiyuan 2024? Hirano: 7:1 Pyon Song Gyong: 11:2

She earned that silver medal. Ri Jong Sik is a little surprising.

Follow me. LOL https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/attc-2024-astana-10-7-13.34886/post-483904

WT QF CHN 3-1 PRK M1 SYS 1-3 Kim Kum Yong (11, -2, -7, -6) G4 02, 22, 25 TO for CHN, 35, 36, 56, 59, 69, 611 M2 WYD 3-1 Pyon Song Gyong (8, 5, -8, 7) M3 SXY 3-2 Cha Su Yong (-9, 9, 6, -6, 7) G2 31, 34, 64, 74, 75, 85, 87, 97, 98 TO for CHN, 99, 119 G3 33, 35, 45, 48, 68 nets for SXY, 611. Cha's...

Sorry, but no, my finger accidentally touched a link on the TTD homepage filled with all your threads (there's no escaping).