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Rewatching the match, it seems that this level of Togami is on par with his 3-1 win in their last encounter, but what have changed is LSD has learn to defend better and to slow the pace down when needed, which in turn invite Togami to make more mistakes. If he could learn to vary his pace rather...

He had a lot of of 5 set matches in this tournament, I think it partly improve his strategic thinking

nah, dumb ahh Taiwan coach can't even take off his hat to see the flow of the match. It's clear that in set 3 and 4 Wang's ball quality has risen and the original strategy of suppresing the back then go for the forehand kill doens't work any more. He should've called TO for Lin at 10-8 but dude...

this is the best Miwa I've ever seen, I hope she can fight steadily in this last 5th set

Japan is just barely breathing against Korea, all those year teaching your youngs to play fast backhand now their forehand is helpless

one crucial detail I noticed from Ri and Ham Yu Song, they lack a clear snapping action of the forearm which prevents them to have an advantage during short countertopspin exchanges. They overhit a lot of forehand loops from Alan and Kiril

it's only day 1 and we've already got the contender for best team match of the tournament. NK player's technique is essentially the old Chinese style so watching them delivering fh blows is satisfying, but at the end they lack the variance in their game to make it through the home team

for once, Lind is probably on a victory high atm, but imagine telling Chinese you just beat their no.1 on their home soil on their national holiday, ouchie! Well I hope he can be more mindful of his word next time, the win was well deserved, just ignore WCQ fandom, they'll come up with a hundred...

Kao has put hard work into his forehand and it pays off today, abeit with some edge luck in long rallies. I pray Kishikawa beat some wit in Togami's blockhead, serve/receiving is all over the place, 4 set points in game 2 and couldn't convert, 4th set riddled with forehand pivot errors. Only...

Thanks Sora for showing us the true color of Truls, what a twat. Screaming in the opponent face, then laughing at the opponent serve, if you feel like the serve is blocked just complain to the referee

well at core they are die hard table tennis fans, those groupies just jump on the couple shipping train and they won't give a damn about tt in general

Wang Chuqin fandom has always been like this, heck even the Chinese fans don't like them

she looks overwhelmed, maybe it's because she hasn't played against pips recently, I wonder if Ito helped her with the pre-match prep

it can still be used but try not to remove the glue layer each time you reglue it

https://www.youtube.com/live/B0H-PaNLdPU?si=twIFhjKJOw8p1i3O Borussia Dortmund - TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen The line-up: Togami - Li Yongyin Calderano - Nuytinck Gauzy - Berglund Calderano - Li Does anyone have any info on Li Yongyin, dude has just casually smacked Togami with a 3-0 victory. Li...

it's no different from his 5th lost to Moregard at Macau, lack of tactical adjustment and awareness. Rassenfose actively flicked to the FH corner and Togami got caught off guard multiple times, yet almost no changes were made in his serving tactics. It was only until the final doubles match that...

I didn't expect Lin to win by 4-1, looks like after Xiao Pang, Wang has a xiao xiao pang to haunt his Olympic gold dream lmao

Yeah, dude still tries to fight with his muscle too much. Moregard got caught off guard in the first set but quickly adjust, and from then on Togami can't think of any better strategy to break his game anymore

not really, I'm not expecting Sora to win against Lin SD anyway. What I was expecting is Togami to step his game up but he just had to lose to Moregard once again

not even the end of 1st round and Japanese male only has Harimoto advancing, as usual