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Although it's true that the Japanese women are better than Yangzi Liu, she has on occasion given them tough matches such as Miwa 3-2 Yangzi Liu @ 2024 Champions Montpelier and Mima Ito 3-2 Yangi Liu @ 2024 Champions Incheon. She also beat Miu Hirano 3-1 @ 2025 Contender Muscat.

Hao Shuai interested in joining MLTT: https://weibo.com/7827519312/5290256611155000

Congratulations to the Portland Paddlers. Though the top team in the league in standings, they were missing a number of their top players, but somehow managed to win. And everyone of the players contributed. Jens was solid both yesterday and today. With his team down 4 points, Nikhil Kumar...

Yes, it was Fan Zhendong. He's an MLTT investor.

Rough weekend for Mo Zhang. She got swept yesterday by Chen Sun and also got swept today by Jiangshan Guo. But she somewhat made up for it in today's Golden Game going 4-1 vs. Jiangshan Guo.

Tomo is listed at 176 cm . Sora is listed at 172 cm .

Great tournament for Japan. Kaho Akae won WS and WD (with Asuka Sasao). Yuto Kizukuri wins MS title.

NUZN 55 on the forehand and NUZN 50 on the backhand. I previously used Jekyll and Hyde C55 on both and it was great, but the topsheet only lasted at most 2 months. NUZN is just as good in terms of speed and spin. I'm currently at 2.5 months with NUZN and the speed drop off has been minimal...

TT11 has the Hina Hayata H2 on sale for $155.75 (35% off) in case anyone has been eyeing this blade. I have one with the edge a bit banged so I'll use it as a backup (still plays great) and use the new one as primary.

Well, Fan Zhendong was affectionately given the nickname Little Chubby, and he turned out okay.

Hitomi Sato will move up 1 spot on the rankings for her Finalist finish here #24 -> #23.

Congratulations Satsuki Odo

Congrstulations to Japan's Kotona Okada taking the WS title beating India's Yashaswini Ghorpade. Often seen playing doubles with Miyu Nagasaki in T-League, she's actually also a solid singles player as well.

Just wondering... does winning at 3,3,2 count as conserving energy?

You're applying Western values to an East Asian problem which only a select group of Tiebans can truly understand. Nagasaki and Kihara are the chosen ones by the Tiebans and if they aren't part of the LA2028 team that complements Miwa, then it's clearly the scandalous JTTA's fault.

Takamori / Sakai (JPN) 3 - 0 Chen / Qin (CHN).

Oh, I'm pleasantly surprised to see Mao Takamori qualified to the main draw. I thought she was out after seeing her lose to Yang Huize. Also, nice dramatic comeback by Yuhi Sakai down 2-9 in the decider to win it 13-11 over France's Romain Ruiz.

And here comes the toilet break/shirt change tactic.

The players you throw shade at (Sabine, Sora, Satsuki, Shin Yubin, etc) seem to come up with some amazing results. I guess you throwing shade at players is sort of a reverse indicator.

SYB !!!! Awesome !!!