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When the shit hits the fan. 黃蜂尾後針，最毒婦人心。 https://www.yna.co.kr/view/AKR20200123154700007 Ping Pong Association to Open Sports Competition Committee to Identify 'Conflict' Posting Time | 2020-01-23 17:00 Fair on 31st… Record the contents of the conversation and confirm the details of the...

South Korea is lucky that Netherlands and Portugal will face off first.

South Korea: Holy smoke.

Just looked it up. This will be their last chance. The winner of 2nd stage will qualify as the 16th team. No wonder Yoo Namkyu resigned. HTF does he make it work with this team?

There's still the 2nd stage for South Korea, where the winner will qualify as the 16th team. Will they be up to it?

https://hochi.news/articles/20200119-OHT1T50143.html Hayata Hina (19) = Nippon Life Insurance has won her first victory in the women's singles. The manager of Table Tennis Japan, Baba Mika, who watched the game at the venue, said after Hayata defeated the Olympic team member Ishikawa to clinch...

Can't go wrong. That's how yours truly started. No kidding.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?22664-2020-World-Team-Table-Tennis-Championships&p=303321#post303321

Round 1, winner take all, WR determines seeding 1 JJH 3 Lee Eunhye 7 Choi Hyojoo 11 Shin Yubin 12 Lee Zion 15 SHW http://www.koreatta.or.kr/common/download.jsp?FILE_TASK_TYPE=2020010008&FILE_SEQ=2 Round 2, winners of top half and bottom half qualify, last round determines seeding 1 Lee Zion 4...

You'll *bleep* bricks when you see it.

Ishikawa and Hirano are actually pot and kettle when it comes to H2H against foreigners. 2019, https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?20935-Japan-Women-s-Race-to-Tokyo-2020-Singles&p=297218&viewfull=1#post297218 2018...

Fun Facts: This was technically the last Zennihon Takkyu of the Heisei era that took place in the Reiwa era. https://sports.yahoo.co.jp/column/detail/201801290002-spnavi Currently, All-Japan Table Tennis is held in mid-January every year, but it used to be held in mid-December for about 20...

...to drag down everyone with stirmate Kato, as determined as ever.

https://www.daily.co.jp/general/2020/01/20/0013048016.shtml "Hirano and Ito won, and I wanted to follow up." I really wanted the same All-Japan Queen's medal this year. The Tokyo Olympics team announced on January 6 did not include my own name. "I'm determined. There's no limit set." Before...

As for my idol, she has this to say. She had a hard time playing lefties like herself and struggled reading Hayata's serves from start to end. https://www.nikkansports.com/sports/news/202001190000887.html https://www.sanspo.com/sports/news/20200119/tab20011920580015-n1.html

It's a tactical defeat for Ito this time. She was outgunned. Ito admitted as much. She's glad it didn't end 0-4. OTOH, she has gotten better at stamina management after the last 2 times. She's tired but she still has strength to "move" her head. Hayata said she used to hit diagonal shots...

One point of note when looking at that table. Some fans argue the number of loss for LSW is skewed, saying she has been strategically avoiding Ito for much of 2019. Check out the draws for: Platinum QAT OPN, http://results.ittf.bornan.net/ittf-web-results/html/TTE5002/results.html#/knock-outs...

Well, this is all I need in return. https://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/tabletennis/news/2020/01/008880.html Hina Hayata, Return of Favors with Tears of Victory, "Many people supported me even when the result was not produced"

ZYL has always had a hard time playing DN, which brings up the next point. She was waiting for DN to retire and then inherit the throne. It really shows in that interview. Many LSW fans have long argued ZYL focused on beating LSW. Who knew Ito would strike out of the blue?