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Togami: My bad! Better late than never, right?

Tasei: Still 3 on 4... LOL

Gauzy started his career almost as early as F. Lebrun (<13 vs <12). So Gauzy was already a veteran in his early 20s when the Lebrun brothers were in their teens.

Harimoto: 1 on 3... T_T

MT Bronze Medal Match FRA 1-0 JPN During the doubles match, HKTTA coach Lau Yiu Cho and HKG player Lam Yee Lok pointed out that Europe is more technically advanced than Japan now, as proven through this Olympics.

And her event was WS only? You call that an ace? Putting your team at such a disadvantage because of your own dream? Ito and Hayata are equally selfish.

JPN: We're coming for you, CHN! GER: Schweinshaxe! And here is why I keep telling Ito and Hayata to retire when they play like crap. They could become THIS vulnerable when they always talk about beating China. With an injured Hayata and an immature Harimoto, Hirano is now the only RELIABLE...

Dumb Hayata is online again after two easy games. Fortunately, Hirano is there to rein her in. Instead of serving side-topspin nonstop and then expecting to finish the point with a brain-dead loopkill, just serve more side-underspin and force the other side to take risks. This could go to M4...

JPN is the ABC team. Hayata/Hirano vs Shan/Wan Harimoto vs Kaufmann Hirano vs Wan Harimoto vs Shan Hayata vs Kaufmann

It's confirmed by Harimoto that he felt cramps in the leg but still fought until the end, that he has no strength left to fight anymore and doesn't want to play the bronze medal match, but will still do so because he has no choice. He added that he'd rather die than to face this result and...

Make that thrice. *facepalm*

WCQ got lobbed down twice by A. Lebrun. CHN: A national disgrace. LOL

Li Ching did that in the 90s, but changed back to penhold later.

Harimoto was probably experiencing slight cramps in his right calf when he suddenly lost steam against LYJ. JTTA turns out to be the biggest enemy to the select few players who can medal.

My worry came true when Harimoto stretched his leg at the table in G3... https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/wtt-contender-tunis-2024-6-25-6-30.34320/page-5

Harimoto: Of all places, why did you go to Japan, dad? T_T Harimoto: All because of me, right, mom? ^_^

What can't be fixed just can't be fixed. Can't wait for Mizutani's comment... Togami: Stay up all night, y'all in Japan!

JPN's Judo management is in the stand. Harimoto led most of the time for the entire match other than late G2 and G4. Moregard was taken apart with surgical precision despite the close scores. His tricks got shut down even harder than in his final match against FZD.

Shinozuka is actually the key of the pair here. His "correction ability", which was praised by Mizutani, came into play again in late G1. His touch and placement in the short game, especially when receiving (he hits where it hurts the most), complements Togami's damage output really well, even...

JPN is the XYZ team.