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Rio Olympics 2016 (Team Event)
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I remember that Liu Guoliang once said (I think it was in the 2014 WTTTC in Tokyo) that if he were Japan's coach and wanted to beat Germany, he would send Shiono out to play 2 matches.
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Zhang Jike vs Jung Young Sik Highlights
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Ma Long vs Joo Se Hyuk Highlights
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Haha, loved ZJK vs Jung Young Sik. The Table Tennis world would be a lot more boring without this guy (ZJK).
Women's Finals: GER - CHN
Germany:
HAN Ying
SHAN Xiaona
SOLJA Petrissa
China:
DING Ning
LI Xiaoxia
LIU Shiwen
Interestingly, GER play their line-up vs CHN in different order than vs JPN.
Petrissa SOLJA is now put as the third player, means she will only play in doubles.
Germany:
HAN Ying
SHAN Xiaona
SOLJA Petrissa
China:
DING Ning
LI Xiaoxia
LIU Shiwen
Interestingly, GER play their line-up vs CHN in different order than vs JPN.
Petrissa SOLJA is now put as the third player, means she will only play in doubles.
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Now FENG will take two points and SIN will eventually wins. But who was the favourite before the match?
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Ishikawa in the zone, I thought Feng had this.
I thought wrong!
I thought wrong!
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That is now my favorite ZJK match of all time and is also one of my favorite matches of all time. The score in the final two games wasn't really close but the way ZJK acted, you would realize how seriously he took the challenge. And he came out to play doubles too - other people may say ZJK should retire because he is playing badly but with this match, I will be the last person to ask him to retire and I will ask the CNT to please grant him the right to play as long as he wants to.
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Why would you say this? I don't understand whether you know that the whole Japanese team can beat Feng.
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Because you don't remember the score the last time they played. Ito beat her 4-0.
The Japanese team won the Bronze Medal
JPN 3 -1 SIN
Feng Tianwei really lost in this bronze match, she failed the SIN team after the outstanding kick-off of her fellow, Yu. Both her opponents, Ishikawa and Ito owned her! Gone the days of formidable Feng...
Fukuhara celebrated the victory in tears, was happy that her failure didn't collapse the team... succeeded to earn the bronze!
JPN 3 -1 SIN
Feng Tianwei really lost in this bronze match, she failed the SIN team after the outstanding kick-off of her fellow, Yu. Both her opponents, Ishikawa and Ito owned her! Gone the days of formidable Feng...
Fukuhara celebrated the victory in tears, was happy that her failure didn't collapse the team... succeeded to earn the bronze!
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How many likes can we get for Mima Ito as she has made history by becoming the youngest ever Table Tennis Olympic medallist at 15 years & 300 days! Team JAPAN are the bronze medal champions in Rio!
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Hey Dan, don't be greedy, you already have quite a lot of likes, no need to beg for some more haha
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