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I am biased towards it, just trying to be fair to people who see it differently.

Oh Sangeun.

Its a two winged forehand though, not the typical big Korean step-around-and-murder-you forehand.

She played the way someone who is taking their best chances exactly should play. Took some risk to disrupt Wang's game and the probabilities worked out in her favor. Of course. Wang's inconsistency will be a part of the discussion but I think anyone watching the match would be very impressed...

12-10...

The win is clearly the result of a lot of hard work. Good for her.

Diaz has lost a lot of size to my eyes.

He looks injured in a weird way, but I suspect he will push through until the tour slows down.

The EJ Bug persists - the next target is the Cybershape Wavy. The main benefit of the Cybershape is that it suits my natural grip way better than other blades because of the handle length and wings. so I will give it a shot and see how it goes.

Ratings got processed from the Myrtle Beach tournament and I am over 2000 USATT again even if barely. More points to donate to the underrated Texas crowd. Though my mild reprieve is that the kids most likely to beat me all came out higher rated than I did at Myrtle Beach.

He meant what he said and I think there is justification for his position even though there is clear and strong grounds for disagreement.

Hmmm.. I know what you mean but I don't think many would agree with how you describe it - I have had similar arguments with people comparing Quadri's forehand to Truls's forehand. What I like about Oh's game is that he moves more than his father does, but he has the same ball control instincts...

It's unfortunate that Stefan Fegerl is ignominously retired, he would have been a great candidate for this as well. I think that players who almost never miss at a high level are harder opponents for these competitions than attackers who take risks to win points, though at the world class...

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/46148093/roy-jones-jr-received-boxing-gold-medal-88-olympic-foe

Very disappointed in the style that Togami played against a clearly competent Oh. It suspect some of if was because his personal coach was not around but regardless, Togami has to do better, if he cannot change speeds with Zyre, he is better off playing with something else lol.

There is a big difference between having wins over said players amd having a winning record vs said players.

Many good athletes have similar issues, it can be helped by the right kind of training.

I dont live in the area any morr and don't have his info but his name is Sho. That said I do believe that the level of the coach given your daughter's age and level is far more important than their experience with short pips.

Togami vs Oh should be the last match I watch tonight - would love to watch Kanak but I have to be up early tomorrow and I think even Togami vs Oh is pushing it.

Depends on the level of player you are looking for, but this forum might not be the best place to ask, there are lots of good table tennis community and clubs in NY/NJ - Lily Yip, Princeton Pong, Westchester TTC and so on. The highest level player you could find would probably be Jian Li but as...