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  1. Women's World Cup 2019

    On the flip side, she probably thought she wouldn't stand a chance.

  2. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Ishikawa so jelly. http://t.cn/AiHsNtWA

  3. Women's World Cup 2019

    Ariel: I should've stuck around.

  4. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Best chance indeed. The way she adapted in G6 and G7 was simply beyond Ishikawa and Solja. Not skills, not tactics, not age, just tenacity.

  5. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Honestly, Hirano(17+1), Ishikawa(16+1) and Sato(17) are fit for marathon. They have been the most active throughout the year.

  6. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    *Bleep* me!

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  8. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Lost in translation. FTW: I get the feeling of making a comeback as a 33-year-old

  9. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Fanboi mode.

  10. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    FTW vs Ishikawa G1 3:7, 6:7, 6:8, 7:8, 7:9, 7:10, 8:10, 9:10(sideline edge), 10:10, SHEET, 11:10, 12:10 G2 1:1, 2:1, 2:9, 4:9, 4:10, 6:10, 7:11. Phew... G3 1:1, 3:1, 4:1, FTW is using the angle here, 5:1, 5:2, Ishikawa catching on, 5:3, 6:3, 6:4, 7:4, FTW going for Ishikawa's BH, 7:5, 7:6, TO...

  11. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    For AC 2016, XX(AC 2015 winner) and ZJK(WR5) and LSW(WR1) and LXX(WR5) were sent by China but ML(WR1) and DN(WR2) were actually invited by their ranking in Jan, 2016. It's in the rules. China made use of that to raise the rankings of ZJK and LXX for Rio 2016...

  12. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    The CNT used to decline invitations all the time until the LGL incident in 2017. Ito and Hayata have beaten 8 and 6 CNT players this year. Hayata is even more consistent than Ito in terms of game score. Took at least 2 games in all the matches she lost and even led in some of the matches...

  13. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    World ranking. They follow the ITTF rules to a T. Ishikawa and Hirano were invited as the highest ranked(5th and 6th) for the AC and WWC in 2017. They were invited as the highest ranked and ATTC Champion for AC and WWC in 2018 and 2019. This is despite Ito and Hayata actually played better...

  14. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Looking strictly at the track records throughout 2019, Hayata deserves the place Ishikawa and Hirano are in right now. It's hard to imagine a player of this caliber still has to travel across the globe to compete in the Challenge series.

  15. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Hirano has arguably the easiest quarter. Will see what she says.

  16. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Big blow to Hirano. Hirano R16 = 10295 pts Ishikawa QF = 10230 pts 4th = 10485 pts 3rd = 10615 pts

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  18. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Ishikawa wearing a wristband, some kind of reminder? Can't remember ever seeing that.

  19. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Team World Cup 2018 Ishikawa 3-1 Meshref(11:7, 11:5, 9:11, 11:9) https://tv.ittf.com/video/ishikawa-kasumi-meshref-dina/1117762

  20. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Hirano, born for the majors, straight to the SF if nothing goes wrong. Ishikawa always has a hard time playing FTW in singles, but Meshref is no pushover either.
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