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https://www.daily.co.jp/general/2019/04/26/0012276771.shtml "I wanted to win the medal and have confidence within a year and a half (until the Olympics), but it's a shame I lost to a player who did not appear in the Olympics." "I think that I will be aggressive like me two years ago, so I want...

Even sadder for FZD...(T_T)

Ishikawa turns out to do herself justice in XD. Kudos to Yoshimura for playing so well given the short notice.

Ya, he retired rather early compared to WLQ and MLin. After WTTC 2013, he said he wanted to turn to coaching some time after the National Games. That's the common way to end a career for CNT. ZYN did that in 2009. WLQ, MLin, CQ and others as well and I guess WH thought he couldn't hold out...

He told him "you'll never beat me at the major...I'll retire with a winning H2H." Serious mode: He asked "did you sprain your ankle or what?" A fan asked him on his Weibo sometime after that match.

Got me all horny now...

So not convinced here The ones who have lost to Ito and Hirano remain...

These 2 are hoarding the table all to themselves.

Ya, ML admitted it was a mental thing when it came to WH. http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=79816&PID=989943&title=is-waldner-the-greatest-table-tennis-player-ever#989943

Argh...DHK almost came back from 5:9, 10:12.

I'm satisfied with Hirano's showing today. Much more rational.

She's actually said recently (during the men vs women training in Austria en route to the WTTC) that her style doesn't fare well against men.

DHK 11:9 CM Much better than Ishikawa in the endgame.

Hirano plays rather level-headed. She doesn't force every shot now, which is good.

I believe this poll was conducted at the Asian Cup in Yokohama. That would explain.

That's it for now. My brain is overloaded...

Harimoto haters rejoice.