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Something doesn't look right here. Bobrow notices it as well. XX pulled a muscle or something? He doesn't step around. Low stamina?

WYD: Go home, you cowards! I'll bust Ito open! I'm the "bustiest" of them all!

Conspiracy theorists online over at Tieba. Strategic withdrawal, tactical retreat, you name it... Can't believe it's been 1.5 years since WTTC 2018...

CM: Queen of Opens! Don't you dare take that away from me!!

The Japanese youngsters in general are so much better at playing defenders than their Chinese counterparts now. They really learned their lesson from Rio 2016.

The ML fans/noobs on Tieba citing the current service rule was put in place in 2018 against China. ROFL!!! https://tieba.baidu.com/p/6390592456

First-ever successful challenge. History made by Boll!

You didn't stay with them until the very end? You're the worst... :p

Retire, Ito, Ishikawa, Hirano, and Hayata.

Impressive match b/w Kihara/Nagasaki and SYS/WMY. Kihara's short FH is very tight and solid. Both teams stalling here.

Yoshimura? Lebesson? There is a video in which it's said he "bends the rules" by using his head to hide the contact. Oh, "this rubber so shit" is another player that comes to mind.

I think he's thankful for the XD event and Ishikawa, giving JNT the reason(well, more like being forced) to pick him for the 3rd player.

That feeble mind of JYS.

Well, that BH serve cost him at the WTTC 2009. The current "triangular space between ball and net" is defined such that it's easier to enforce.

That's not how the current rule should be interpreted. Once it was contact that should remain visible. Now, the ball should remain visible at all times.

Posting this again for sake of completeness. As I've stressed over the years, stats don't matter when it comes to the major. Yoo Namkyu knew they were the underdog. Choi Hyojoo and Shin Yubin served the role of what would be called 奇兵 in Chinese, loosely "surprise soldier". It's in the...