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  1. WTT Champions Chongqing 2026 Presented by AITO (10 - 15 March 2026)

    Congratulations Super Miwa! She's become such a complete player.
  2. WTT Champions Chongqing 2026 Presented by AITO (10 - 15 March 2026)

    Okay, ngl there's a guilty pleasure that I'm not particularly proud of, but I do get a bit satisfaction from the fanatical crowd getting silenced when SYS and WCQ lose. I actually like and respect both of the players themselves, but it's just having the one way crowd scream their names all...
  3. WTT Champions Chongqing 2026 Presented by AITO (10 - 15 March 2026)

    Satsuki proved many including the annoying commentators wrong! Pulls off a shocker winning 4-3 in the decider against Chen Yi !!
  4. WTT Champions Chongqing 2026 Presented by AITO (10 - 15 March 2026)

    Zhu Yuling talks about Shin Yubin's maturing game:
  5. WTT Champions Chongqing 2026 Presented by AITO (10 - 15 March 2026)

    One of my favorite players a big win for SYB over ZYL.
  6. WTT Feeder Otocec-2026 (7 - 11 March 2026)

    Congratulations to Kotomi Omoda for making 3 finals XD, WD, WS. She won XD with Keishi Hagihara. Congratulations to YYT for taking the WS title.
  7. WTT Champions Chongqing 2026 Presented by AITO (10 - 15 March 2026)

    Miyu Nagasaki had to pull out of the tournament due to injury:
  8. WTT Feeder Otocec-2026 (7 - 11 March 2026)

    Kotomi Omoda is having a great tournament. She is in the finals of both WD and XD, and she is in the SF of WS.
  9. Thread about Japanese Players

    Congratulations to Satsuki on an amazing 3-0 win over WMY at a WTT tournament IN CHINA. I hope this becomes a springboard for success not only for Satsuki but for the Japanese women's team in general. But at a minimum, this shocking result is the encouragement that they needed. Even Miwa...
  10. WTT Feeder Otocec-2026 (7 - 11 March 2026)

    A bit of a shocker ....
  11. WTT Champions Chongqing 2026 Presented by AITO (10 - 15 March 2026)

    SUPER SATSUKI ODO !!!! BOMBS AWAY !!!
  12. WTT Feeder Otocec-2026 (7 - 11 March 2026)

    Newly crowned champion at WTT Feeder Düsseldorf, Yuka Kaneyoshi, is also entered in this tournament. She is one of the favorites to take this title as well. She's really made a name for herself in Europe. Compatriots Kotomi Omoda and MIsuzu Takeya are also strong candidates as well. Misuzu at...
  13. WTT Feeder Düsseldorf-2026 (2 - 6 March 2026)

    Anna Hursey and Yuka Kaneyoshi are into the WS Finals. FWIW, Yuka beat Anna 3-1 in the Bundesliga. Although I'm favoring Yuka to win it, I think I will be just as happy if Anna wins it. I think at least currently, she is Europe's best young talent.
  14. WTT Feeder Düsseldorf-2026 (2 - 6 March 2026)

    FWIW, if Kotomi beats Anna in the top half, she has beaten Yuka at the 2025 All Japan University Table Tennis Tournament.
  15. WTT Feeder Düsseldorf-2026 (2 - 6 March 2026)

    Big test later today (6:15pm local time on table 1) for Annett Kaufmann. She takes on the top ranked player in Women's 1st Bundesliga, chopper Yuka Kaneyoshi, who has beaten Annett twice in the Bundesliga.
  16. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    Yeah, you're right. I was looking at Mima's expiring points in April, but it wouldn't happen until long after Chongqing. But it could happen sooner if Sabine makes the SF at Chongqing.
  17. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    Sabine is listed in the players list for Champions Chongqing, and Mima Ito is not. By my calculations, if Sabine makes it to the QF in Chongqing, she will swap places with Mima's WR#10. Hina (#9) leapfrogs Mima (#10) to take her rightful place as the 2nd highest ranked Japanese woman behind Miwa.
  18. Thread about Japanese Players

    Congratulations to Japan's Mao Takamori for taking the Singapore Youth Smash U19 title beating Chen Min-Hsin of Taiwan 4-0. Also, congratulations to Japan's Miku Matsushima for taking the Singapore Youth Smash U15 title beating Liu Ziling of China 4-1.
  19. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    Valiant effort from Hina, but SYS is #1 for a reason. Still, winning 3 deciders including 2 over tough CNT opponents in HZJ and KM and playing SYS pretty well for a good chunk of the match should build confidence. Add to that winning the WD with Miwa, which includes a win over KM/CY, in their...
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