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Oh dudes, what happened with this forum? A deafening silence at the closing of the World Table Tennis TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP??? Unbelievable quiet for such a big event... :-(

The fielded players of the gold-medal match are not yet available at this ITTF site: https://bornanblob.blob.core.windows.net/ittf-web-results/html/results_2018-05-06.html

Yeap, I forgot Bastian Steger :-) but neither him will make the different outcome. Anyhow congrats to GER team to make it this far. Just didn't think they would play in the finals earlier. The KOR team after defeating the JPN team was a favourite to get there. It's an achievement already to play...

Many times Bobrow simply talked too much, and worse about something not directly related to the ongoing games. Too far the diversion, a distraction for a good watching. Why don't help viewers to better focus on the game itself and understand it better esp when it's in high intensity rather than...

Great match in the 2nd SF between GER vs KOR, stretched to 5 matches. I just watched till the dawn in Asia. What a high intensity fight to get one of the top spot in the finals. But I have no doubt that China gonna have a relatively easy gold medal match this afternoon (easier than its...

Okay, so ITTF just behaves like the FIVB Volleyball organization, it loves to give the "WORLD" label to many championships, causing fans who don't follow closely be confused with several "World" competitions for the NT... The casual folks get confused which one is more important than the others...

Well, a rather dumb or ignorant question perhaps, is this "ITTF Team World Cup" same as the "WTTTC"? I just don't follow closely :)

And they all look for more sleep to offset the deficits the night before. The camera just spotted the yawning Ding Ning at the back row watching the men's finals (the 2nd match iirc), her face looked sleepy.

Niwa plays well to give a good fight against the mighty Captain Long, succeeds to earn one set, which is also the only set won by the JPN squad. But that set won by Niwa also seems to wake up the Dragon from some sleep and plays fiercely in the remaining sets. A good match to watch again, the...

Wow! What a match between FZD vs Harimoto. Some exchanges are fantastic! The JPN team seems to be satisfied with Harimoto's play even he eventually lost in straight, but a very respectable defeat, moreover at his very young age. YES, the very first encounter between the two. FZD just told us...

He he real time translation for long and complex sentences are quite challenging, esp. for non-prof translator. Anyhow if one just paid attention upon her English construct, she's just fine :) but look affects the perception :) lol

Is it the very first encounter between FZD vs Harimoto?

I like more the Chinese translator on duty yesterday, a young girl with glasses, wearing green shirt, a PhD candidate in UK, she translated better, cute as well and funnier to watch :)

Done. One—nil for CHN. ML/XX remain formidable. KN/JU gave an exciting fight. A good match to watch. XX is superb in double!

Watch smoothly thru Zhangyu TV Android app :) ITTF TV suffered serious lag earlier in women's finals thus I don't want to rely on its service :-)

WHY the umpire faulted Xu Xin's serve at 7 all set #2, thus trailed 7-8 at the critical point? Is it a justified call??

Just took a look again at the women's QF draw. HKSAR was somehow unfortunate to be drawn into the same half as the CHN team. HKG team might possibly have some chance to go further if be drawn into the different half. Overall its line-up is strong. And Soo Wai Yam Minnie is cute, in look she's...

Ding Ning's tomahawk serves were not effective against Mima Ito. That kind of serve didn't win her in that match, but other skills. And Mima Ito is a very respectable opponent regardless her relatively young age.

Congratulations to the Chinese women's team for defending the title. The Japanese team show they are a strong powerhouse ever.

Last day Schedule — Sunday, 25 February 2018 11:00 — 14:00 Women's FINALS 14:00 — 15:00 Break 15:00 — 18:00 Men's FINALS Time is UTC/GMT +0 Show time is much more friendlier for Asian viewers than yesterday ☕