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The 3rd game was the turning point. Even though Ito took the 5th game, she'd lost the initiative.

Ito losing her concentration in the 5th and 6th. Missing many shots that would've been winners... Back in form in the 7th.

Requisites for beating China: Timeout - check Edge shot - check Net shot - check Summary of the 4th game.

Momentum stopped by an impeccable TO.

WMY getting steamrolled.

ZJK must've felt really bad after learning that Yoshimura is out.

Well, she left a lasting impression at the Japan Open 2014, almost beating Ishikawa.

Minnie is a great equalizer. She managed to keep Bobrow on a short leash.

CNT Takes it All This banner is unique in that the phrase is a common Cantonese idiom. Very fitting for the Hong Kong Open.

The doubles SF b/w HKK/WCT and Ueda/Yoshimura reminds me of the doubles final at the Pro Tour Grand Final '97, also unfolding right here at the Elizabeth Stadium.

To entertain the crowd and as a token to the organizer for putting him on the TV table?

Both top seeded players taken out early. Weee! WCT said his goal was to reach the QF. Subs added for ZJK's interviews after Ma Te and Yoshimura matches.

Ito playing Lee, BTW. Great match.

Or, use a proxy.

At the Elizabeth Stadium, or wait until the highlight reels tonight. Or, wait for the VOD on ITTF.

What a close shave for WMY and CK and what a shame for Nagasaki and Kihara, squandering 3 matchpoints and losing 5 in a row. This is another strong piece of evidence that age advantage is no longer with China.

http://hk.on.cc/hk/bkn/cnt/sport/20180524/bkn-20180524140324035-0524_00882_001.html "I played bad today. My opponent played very well. I feel very sorry to my fans...I have to finetune my mentality, summing up what went wrong in tactics, mentality and techniques. Hopefully I will play well...

http://sports.sina.com.cn/others/pingpang/2018-05-25/doc-ihaysviy4504913.shtml "I was actually leading in quite a few games. Perhaps it's been too long of an absence from competition, I didn't handle well when in a dogfight, feeling that the mind and body couldn't keep up. This tournament was...