View Poll Results: Who will win the World Junior Championships 2011?
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Koki Niwa (JPN)
11 26.83% -
Gaoyuan Lin (CHN)
16 39.02% -
Jiaji Wu (CHN)
2 4.88% -
Hongyuan Song (CHN)
2 4.88% -
Maharu Yoshimura (JPN)
0 0% -
Quentin Robinot (FRA)
4 9.76% -
Simon Gauzy (FRA)
1 2.44% -
Peifeng Zheng (CHN)
0 0% -
Liam Pitchford (ENG)
4 9.76% -
Other - Comment below
1 2.44%
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11-14-2011 1321284326 #1
World Junior Championships 2011
Volkswagen 2011 World Junior Table Tennis Championships,13 Nov 2011 - 20 Nov 2011, Manama, BRN
Well if we couldn't get enough of last weeks table tennis action which included the World Team and World Singles Cup we have plenty more left in store! The future table tennis stars are about to emerge into the international arena which many of them already doing so. If you couldn't of guessed, its the biggest World Junior event of the year.
The best junior players in the world are making their way to Bahrain to complete in the Volkswagen 2011 World Junior Championships!
This is an awesome event and beholds the future players of our game so lets start discussing the seeds. We can use this thread as a means to display all the latest results, videos and news from this spectacular event!
Photo by: ITTF
Play commences on Sunday 13th November and concludes on Sunday 20th Nevember 2011 being staged in a new purpose built table tennis facility.
The tournament is spilt into two parts with a team event followed by the singles later in the week. The team event has reached the semi final stages with the draw below:
First semi final - China vs India
Second semi final - France vs Japan
Photo by: ITTF
The singles event begins right after the team event.
Top ten seeds (Boys Junior singles)
1) Koki Niwa (JPN)
2) Gaoyuan Lin (CHN)
3) Jiaji Wu (CHN)
4) Hongyuan Song (CHN)
5) Maharu Yoshimura (JPN)
6) Quentin Robinot (FRA)
7) Simon Gauzy (FRA)
8) Peifeng Zheng (CHN)
9) Liam Pitchford (ENG)
10) Hsiang Tzu Hung (TPE)
Englands Liam Pitchford, Photo by: Alex Lomaev
Top ten seeds (Girls Junior Singles)
1) Kasumi Ishikawa (JPN)
2) Yuling Zhu (CHN)
3) Yuting Gu (CHN)
4) Bernadette Szocs (ROU)
5) Ayuka Tanioka (JPN)
6) Yana Noskova (RUS)
7) Petrissa Solja (GER)
8) Ruochen Gu (CHN)
9) Dora Madarasz (HUN)
10) Chen Szu-Yu (TPE)
Japan's Kasumi Ishikawa, Photo by: ITTF Asia Office
So what are your predictions of this spectacular event! Can Koki Niwa prove his no.1 World position? Can the young Europeans including Liam Pitchford, Quentin Robinot or Simon Gauzy push the top players, as they have recently all beat top 20 Men's World Ranked players?
Will Kasumi Ishikawa prove why she is so dominate in the Women's game right now?
The event is streamed on ITTV, you have to click the 3rd title, 'Junior Events' and then you can watch the live streamhttp://www.ittf.com/itTV/
This thread has been created as a means to display all the latest results, videos and news from this spectacular event! So lets get discussing guys, and enjoy the World Junior Table Tennis Championships!
All the matches in our media library from the World Junior Table Tennis Championships in amazing quality!! Click Media Library WJTTC 2011
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-14-2011 1321285046 #2
Interesting that there is a team from India in the semis. I read they beat Korea in the quarterfinals.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-14-2011 1321285593 #4
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-14-2011 1321286207 #6
Nice! When I saw it at first I thought the guy with the glasses would be a translator haha! Cool that he speaks English.
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11-14-2011 1321286633 #7
KOKI NIWA !!!
hope that he will be one of the greatest players of all time!No Rest, No Mercy, No Matter What! - Ma Long
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-14-2011 1321288740 #8
China just beat India 3-0, 3x 3-2
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-14-2011 1321289072 #9
Yeah, I think indian players tend to have their own really really unique style, and that can probably prove problematic for many players.
I am rooting for Lin Gaoyuan, after seeing a lot of his matches over the past 2 years or so, I am really really impressed with his skills, and overall feel for the game. He has a better touch and feel for the game than anyone his age in my opinion. The last person who exemplified such promise at that age was Ma Long, and we all know how well that turned out. I definitely think he has the most promise of any of the young Chinese players.
As for the women, Zhu Yuling's style of play is super impressive, her backhand is amazing. She won singles competitions in last years world jr championships, despite being like 2-3 years younger than Kasumi Ishikawa
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-14-2011 1321301724 #10
I hope a non-Asian would win the men singles.
It seems that Kasumi will win the womens.GFoT |Blade : Timo Boll ALC • FH : DHS Hurricane 3 Provincial MAX • BH : Tenergy 64 MAX
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-14-2011 1321312577 #11
Isn't Lin Gaoyuan that guy who keeps screaming your ears off after every point? Like, the male version of Scozs?
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-14-2011 1321312883 #12
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-15-2011 1321352645 #13GFoT |Blade : Timo Boll ALC • FH : DHS Hurricane 3 Provincial MAX • BH : Tenergy 64 MAX
Crossover to Takeover!
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-15-2011 1321371792 #14
Ishikawa lost her match in the teams final 3-0 to the Chinese Zhu Yuling... Anyone ever heard about Zhu Yuling? :O
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-15-2011 1321374838 #15
Yeah, like my earlier post, Zhu Yuling, is like the most promising young female player out there. In last years world championships, Zhu Yuling lost to Kasumi in the team match 2-3, but in the singles match, she 4-0 kasumi. This despite the fact that Kasumi is 2-3 years older than her.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-15-2011 1321375350 #16
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11-15-2011 1321394537 #17
Ishikawa is a pretty reasonable force. Japan's juniors are performing pretty well and in the mens specifically France has some great juniors in Gauzy and Robinot. It all depends on whether they can convert being the top players in Europe to being class acts against the whole world, so really whether they can perform against Asia. Robinot got off to a good start :P
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11-16-2011 1321435695 #18
wow koki niwa lost both games against china. hope, that he will do better in the singles
No Rest, No Mercy, No Matter What! - Ma Long
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