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  1. T2 Diamond 2019 | Malaysia

    Franziska was more gutsy and decisive during the fast5, exactly what the game called for. Onwards... to Kasumi beating ZYL?
  2. T2 Diamond 2019 | Malaysia

    Even if Kasumi advances, she faces SYS next. Kato encounters CM tomorrow. Things are not looking good but I do hope Kasumi wins.
  3. T2 Diamond 2019 | Malaysia

    Says a lot about experience and adaptability.
  4. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Well, things should be a little clearer when we reach the Team World Cup (6-10 November 2019) event. The five players fielded from each association will likely be the Olympics hopefuls and the three selected for the Semis and Finals the frontrunners at that time.
  5. T2 Diamond 2019 | Malaysia

    I find it odd that Ito was having trouble with Kato's tomahawk serves. She swatted DN's like flies when they played during their first few encounters.
  6. T2 Diamond 2019 | Malaysia

    I think Ito will do well when the matches reach the play-off stage.
  7. T2 Diamond 2019 | Malaysia

    The women's draw is apparently out too according to other media outlets. To be confirmed by T2 Diamond. 1/4 Wang Manyu VS Polcanova Sofia Han Ying VS Cheng I-Ching 2/4 Feng Tianwei VS Hirano Miu Bernadette Szocs VS Ding Ning 3/4 Zhu Yuling VS Ishikawa Kasumi Chen Szu-yu vs Sun Yingsha...
  8. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Hi, yes you're right. It's the All China Table Tennis Championships I was referring to. Actually, the top 8 seeds for the Singles and XD events have been announced yesterday and it seems all the top players are taking part. They are holding it in the same sequence as the Olympics, like a...
  9. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Probably taking time to recuperate since there is the Chinese national games (dubbed "hell level") in July after T2 Diamond. Non-stop for the top 6 players of the men's and women's teams.
  10. Olympics 2020 who will represent who

    Chen Meng's position in the Olympics has been severely threatened it seems. Her only bargaining chip at the moment is her steady performance on the World Tour (13 titles but no World Cup, Asian Cup, Asian Games, WTTC, Asian Championships, National Championships wins) but her #1 position (1300...
  11. Australian Open 2019 [Platinum]

    Absolutely heart-breaking for Franziska. He played well, and out-XX-ed at multiple occasions. About Bobrow, um, just take his words with a pinch of salt. I'm sure most people do that.
  12. Australian Open 2019 [Platinum]

    XX's BH being exploited here :rolleyes:
  13. Australian Open 2019 [Platinum]

    Seems like both national associations want the same thing – for either side's female team captain to be chosen :cool:
  14. Australian Open 2019 [Platinum]

    The power in DN's FH is almost non-existent compared to Ito's.
  15. Australian Open 2019 [Platinum]

    To take some attention away from the 'surprising' losses that have dominated this thread, I was wondering if anyone had watched the LJK vs Groth match? Seems like Wang Hao was peeved that the umpire kept warning (faulted?) LJK for his service and Groth also looked agitated from this short clip?
  16. Australian Open 2019 [Platinum]

    Kasumi saw ITTF's scathing post after her loss at Korean Open and became motivated?
  17. Australian Open 2019 [Platinum]

    I thought she could upset DN. That would make the second half much more interesting.
  18. Australian Open 2019 [Platinum]

    So... - ZYL is almost confirmed to be out of the Tokyo 2020 running, got wrecked by the lesser version of Ito a.k.a. Sun Mingyang - WMY at 100% (or 90% I guess if one argues that she had a doubles match in the morning) is doing badly against SYS when the odds are supposed to be 50-50 each. Even...
  19. Japan Women's Race to Tokyo 2020 Singles

    Hmm? Isn't she in the same quarter as Chen Meng?
  20. Australian Open 2019 [Platinum]

    But it's an odd rule that was only applied to the Singles event but not XD and WD since Choi Hyojoo/Lee Eunhye and Jun Mizutani/Ito Mima got walkovers? Then again, Chen Szu-yu meets Chen Meng – it's as good as having lost at the prelims.
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