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Is Togami really going to Paris 2024?

Ah, forgot the seeding there.

Whoever made the call must be waterboarded. That's treason.

So JPN doesn't want me to see the WD, presumably Hayata/Harimoto seeing they're not at the bench.

Will JPN choose WD then MD or the other way now? Will Hayata play WD?

3-3 coming into M3 means success for KOR.

SYB is probably still bothered by the pain. http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=93612&PID=1145446&title=wtt-star-contender-lanzhou-2023-10-28#1145446

The inexperience of Miwa and incompetence of Togami in full display after G1 of XD... Like his brother, Miwa had to shoulder the burden and took risks at 7:7 of G2, likely because she didn't believe Togami could do it. Similar scenario in G3.

Someone get Alexis to focus on cracking the serve instead.

For some reason, this reminds me of Blinken, but his destiny is in Biden's hands.

Harimoto on losing weight by running. Can't believe he never ran. https://weibo.com/1638781994/NvKJGymZb During the post-match interview at the Chengdu Mixed Team World Cup, on-site reporters discovered that Harimoto Tomokazu had lost weight. Harimoto revealed that he had started running...

CHN 6-0 FRA FZD 2-1 F. Lebrun 117 911 99, 109, 1011, 1311 Lebrun did well to take 1 game and even had 1 match point under that condition.

Man, the haunt of Ishikawa just won't go away. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/japan-womens-race-to-tokyo-2020-singles.20935/post-341703 https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/tokyo-2020-2020-7-24-8-9.23698/post-349677 JPN vs SVK Miwa's brother/Hayata 3-0 Wang...

KOR vs SWE JWJ/JJH 1-2 Karlsson/C. Kallberg 1012 116 611 This one is on JJH. Stina also played great.

Harimoto actually played well in G1 and forced a TO from Sweden (2:6 to 5:6 and 6:6 after TO). Togami was the one dropping the crucial points and blew the lead (8:7), which in turn forced Harimoto to take risks (8:8 to 8:10). They needed just that 1 game. After that it was an uphill battle...

There are the Olympics, WTTC, and Team World Cup (or World Team Cup as it was called) for that. The whole point of this tournament is not about any particular match. It's a marathon. Sweden is going to lose no matter what at the start of the match. Their goal is to lose with the least amount...

That good-for-nothing Togami. Absolutely useless when you need him after WTTC 2022.

JPN 2-1 SWE Hayata vs Bergstrom 310, 1210 37, 77, 79, 119 74, 77, 97 TO for Hayata, 107, 109, 119 5-1 Miwa's brother vs A. Kallberg G3 103, 105 TO for Miwa's brother, 109, 119 dead net for Miwa's brother 7-2 Miwa's brother/I-prep-for-Harimoto-year-round vs Karlsson/Kallberg 911 411 1012

For cpen, Yasaka and DHS are closer, and Stiga has a bigger handle and I think they had a smaller handle called Penace.

This tourney is turning out pretty interesting. Because of the round-robin format, I get to see various singles and doubles match-ups that don't normally happen. Another interesting aspect of the BO15 format is that it gives rise to the phrase "lose the match but win the game." In short...