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The way Felix's backhand rallies with Sora's forehand, you would think it was practice.

Well obviously, but that would depend on whether we will take the reading of tea leaves to get to a metric that puts Togami over Harimoto and then use that metric to harass everyone into oblivion...

When the top CNT are not in the draw and many tournaments are dominated by registration from one association, 4 and 30, especially an underrated 30 without separation by association, can meet fairly frequently. After all, the same happened with Harimoto and Sora as well. In fact, it wasn't so...

Like I said, you draw connections between things to defend the CNT that are completely in your own head. This is not a major event and things like separation by association do not affect seeding or placement in the draw.

Well Harimoto will have to play better, beating China isn't the only thing that matters.

Meeting repeatedly when two high rated players make their seeding is completely normal. To use other sports, it is why Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray played each other so often. But as Zeio pointed out, other such meetings are possible as accidents. But it is completely normal to notice...

No you came up with that silliness all by yourself. Noticing odd draw coincidences is completely normal. Yet i am sure you still believe your silliness.

It is not the job of the magician to tell you how he does it or make it slow enough for you to see the sleight of hand. But Anders Lind did it somehow lol.

Yes it is. Shine can attest to this in spades. He proves this against the most invincible invisible machinations of unseen enemies

Conceptually, you are overcomplicating it a bit. While the details are important to improve, conceptually, all you are trying to do is get into position to play a backhand or a forehand depending on where the ball goes and how the ball is returned. Your preparation might not be textbook...

Coton is coming...

It is helpful to play the guy whose existence partly guarantees your travel time.

Not all umpires understand the native languages that are used in these exchanges. The ones that do usually intervene.

I agree somewhat but in the end, we want the commentators to be themselves above all else. He just needs to get better. But if he feels it is over, he is allowed to be proven wrong.

Overrated, only good for doubles. It's already been determined.

Togami 3-2 Aruna Shinozuka 1 - 3 ZQH Hasn't Togami finally surpassed Shinozuka :ROFLMAO:? Let's remember:

Good job!

A different level of player, but Ma is pretty good when you try to overwhelm him with standard stuff. Lind poses a very different challenge - someone who will mix it up when it gets tough.

The best part is that if Uda has surpassed Togami, and Togami has surpassed Harimoto, then Uda is the best player on the JNT! The power of surpassing....

I'm joking a bit, but he definitely has made massive strides. Better defensive play for sure even if still a bit lacking.