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Is it? They only played once and Freitas won that match but there's not footage of it anywhere.
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Selected results from Day 1 and 2 (Tue 15 and Wed 16 January 2019):
Men's Singles
Preliminary Round 2:
Pär Gerell 4:2 Achanta Sharath Kamal [4]
Zsolt Peto 4:2 Sathiyan Gnanasekaran [5]
Zhou Qihao 4:2 Kou Lei, UKR [13]
Konstantin Chernov 4:3 Omar Assar [18]
Zhao Zihao 4:1 Bojan Tokic [19]
Frane Kojic 4:1 Robert Gardos [20]
David Reitspies 4:1 Liao Cheng-Ting [21]
Truls Möregård 4:1 Lubomir Pistej [30]
[12] Tiago Apolonia 4:1 Paul Drinkhall
Xu Yingbin 4:0 Zheng Peifeng
Preliminary Round 3:
Alexander Shibaev 4:2 Quadri Aruna [1]
Florent Lambiet 4:3 Daniel Habesohn [11]
Qiu Dang, GER 4:1 Tiago Apolonia [12]
Pavel Sirucek 4:3 Ovidiu Ionescu [15]
Fang Bo 4:2 Kirill Skachkov [25]
Wang Chuqin 4:1 Stefan Fegerl [26]
Yu Ziyang 4:1 Darko Jorgic [27]
Wang Yang, SVK 4:0 Andrej Gacina [31]
[7] Kirill Gerassimenko 4:0 Xu Yingbin
[10] Emmanuel Lebesson 4:2 Yan An
Truls Möregård 4:3 Benedikt Olah
Preliminary Round 4 (winners qualify for Main Draw):
[6] Chen Chien-An 4:3 Jon Persson [24]
[7] Kirill Gerassimenko 4:1 Alvaro Robles [22]
[8] Liang Jingkun 4:2 Ho Kwan Kit [29]
[10] Emmanuel Lebesson 4:1 David Reitspies
[16] Benedikt Duda 4:0 Konstantin Chernov
[17] Panagiotis Gionis 4:3 Gustavo Tsuboi [14]
[28] Zhou Yu 4:0 Pavel Sirucek
Fang Bo 4:2 Ruwen Filus [2]
Zhao Zihao 4:3 Lin Yun-Ju [3]
Yu Ziyang 4:3 Ricardo Walther [9]
Wei Shihao, CRO 4:1 Bastian Steger [23]
Alexander Shibaev 4:2 Jakub Dyjas [32]
Truls Möregård 4:0 Florent Lambiet
Wang Chuqin 4:1 Pär Gerell
Qiu Dang, GER 4:1 Wang Yang, SVK
Zhou Qihao 4:2 Frane Kojic
Notes from the Qualification rounds:
- 5 of the top 16 seeded players qualified for the Main Draw
- 2 of the top 17-32 seeded players qualified for the Main Draw
- Nationalities: China (7), Germany (2), Chinese Taipei, Croatia, Greece, France, Kazakhstan, Russia and Sweden (1)
- Continents: Asia (8) and Europe (8)
- 1 out of 10 CNT players knocked out by each other: Zheng Peifeng (Xu Yingbin).
- 2 out of CNT players knocked out by internationals: Xu Yingbin (Kirill Gerassimenko) and Yan An (Emmanuel Lebesson)
Women's Singles
Preliminary Round 1:
Aneta Maksuti 4:3 Ng Wing Nam [12]
Adina Diaconu 4:1 Lin Ye [21]
Carole Grundisch 4:0 Natalia Partyka [22]
[27] Cheng Hsien-Tzu 4:3 Liu Xi
Preliminary Round 2:
Daniela Monteiro Dodean 4:3 Lee Ho Ching [3]
Chen Ke 4:1 Matilda Ekholm [5]
Laura Gasnier 4:3 Britt Eerland [8]
Liu Gaoyang 4:0 Polina Mikhailova [11]
Zhang Rui 4:0 Dina Meshref [14]
Nadezhda Bogdanova 4:3 Nina Mittelham [16]
Tetyana Bilenko 4:3 Maria Xiao, ESP [26]
Sun Mingyang 4:0 Liu Jia, AUT [30] (w.o. due to injury)
Preliminary Round 3 (winners qualify for Main Draw):
[1] Sun Yingsha 4:1 Hu Limei
[2] Shan Xiaona, GER 4:0 Barbora Balazova [25]
[4] Petrissa Solja 4:0 Szandra Pergel [32]
[6] Fu Yu, POR 4:3 Yana Noskova, RUS [31]
[10] Yu Mengyu 4:1 Carole Grundisch
[17] He Zhuojia 4:2 Kristin Lang
[18] Wang Yidi 4:3 Gu Yuting [9]
[19] Manika Batra 4:3 Daniela Monteiro Dodean
[20] Zeng Jian 4:3 Ni Xia Lian, LUX [15]
[24] Hana Matelova 4:0 Nadezhda Bogdanova
[27] Cheng Hsien-Tzu 4:1 Wu Yue, USA [13]
Sun Mingyang 4:3 Minnie Soo Wai Yam [7]
Zhang Rui 4:0 Sabine Winter [23]
Liu Gaoyang 4:0 Yang Xiaoxin, MON [28]
Chen Ke 4:0 Margaryta Pesotska [29]
Laura Gasnier 4:2 Tetyana Bilenko
Notes from the Qualification rounds:
- 5 of the top 16 seeded players qualified for the Main Draw
- 6 of the top 17-32 seeded players qualified for the Main Draw
- Nationalities: China (7), Germany and Singapore (2), Chinese Taipei, Czech Rep., France, India and Portugal (1)
- Continents: Asia (11) and Europe (5)
- 2 out of 10 CNT players knocked out by each other: Hu Limei (Sun Yingsha) and Gu Yuting (Wang Yidi)
- 1 out of 10 CNT players knocked out by internationals: Liu Xi (Cheng Hsien-Tzu)
Source: https://www.ittf.com/tournament/2953/2019/2019-ittf-world-tour-hungarian-open/
Men's Singles
Preliminary Round 2:
Pär Gerell 4:2 Achanta Sharath Kamal [4]
Zsolt Peto 4:2 Sathiyan Gnanasekaran [5]
Zhou Qihao 4:2 Kou Lei, UKR [13]
Konstantin Chernov 4:3 Omar Assar [18]
Zhao Zihao 4:1 Bojan Tokic [19]
Frane Kojic 4:1 Robert Gardos [20]
David Reitspies 4:1 Liao Cheng-Ting [21]
Truls Möregård 4:1 Lubomir Pistej [30]
[12] Tiago Apolonia 4:1 Paul Drinkhall
Xu Yingbin 4:0 Zheng Peifeng
Preliminary Round 3:
Alexander Shibaev 4:2 Quadri Aruna [1]
Florent Lambiet 4:3 Daniel Habesohn [11]
Qiu Dang, GER 4:1 Tiago Apolonia [12]
Pavel Sirucek 4:3 Ovidiu Ionescu [15]
Fang Bo 4:2 Kirill Skachkov [25]
Wang Chuqin 4:1 Stefan Fegerl [26]
Yu Ziyang 4:1 Darko Jorgic [27]
Wang Yang, SVK 4:0 Andrej Gacina [31]
[7] Kirill Gerassimenko 4:0 Xu Yingbin
[10] Emmanuel Lebesson 4:2 Yan An
Truls Möregård 4:3 Benedikt Olah
Preliminary Round 4 (winners qualify for Main Draw):
[6] Chen Chien-An 4:3 Jon Persson [24]
[7] Kirill Gerassimenko 4:1 Alvaro Robles [22]
[8] Liang Jingkun 4:2 Ho Kwan Kit [29]
[10] Emmanuel Lebesson 4:1 David Reitspies
[16] Benedikt Duda 4:0 Konstantin Chernov
[17] Panagiotis Gionis 4:3 Gustavo Tsuboi [14]
[28] Zhou Yu 4:0 Pavel Sirucek
Fang Bo 4:2 Ruwen Filus [2]
Zhao Zihao 4:3 Lin Yun-Ju [3]
Yu Ziyang 4:3 Ricardo Walther [9]
Wei Shihao, CRO 4:1 Bastian Steger [23]
Alexander Shibaev 4:2 Jakub Dyjas [32]
Truls Möregård 4:0 Florent Lambiet
Wang Chuqin 4:1 Pär Gerell
Qiu Dang, GER 4:1 Wang Yang, SVK
Zhou Qihao 4:2 Frane Kojic
Notes from the Qualification rounds:
- 5 of the top 16 seeded players qualified for the Main Draw
- 2 of the top 17-32 seeded players qualified for the Main Draw
- Nationalities: China (7), Germany (2), Chinese Taipei, Croatia, Greece, France, Kazakhstan, Russia and Sweden (1)
- Continents: Asia (8) and Europe (8)
- 1 out of 10 CNT players knocked out by each other: Zheng Peifeng (Xu Yingbin).
- 2 out of CNT players knocked out by internationals: Xu Yingbin (Kirill Gerassimenko) and Yan An (Emmanuel Lebesson)
Women's Singles
Preliminary Round 1:
Aneta Maksuti 4:3 Ng Wing Nam [12]
Adina Diaconu 4:1 Lin Ye [21]
Carole Grundisch 4:0 Natalia Partyka [22]
[27] Cheng Hsien-Tzu 4:3 Liu Xi
Preliminary Round 2:
Daniela Monteiro Dodean 4:3 Lee Ho Ching [3]
Chen Ke 4:1 Matilda Ekholm [5]
Laura Gasnier 4:3 Britt Eerland [8]
Liu Gaoyang 4:0 Polina Mikhailova [11]
Zhang Rui 4:0 Dina Meshref [14]
Nadezhda Bogdanova 4:3 Nina Mittelham [16]
Tetyana Bilenko 4:3 Maria Xiao, ESP [26]
Sun Mingyang 4:0 Liu Jia, AUT [30] (w.o. due to injury)
Preliminary Round 3 (winners qualify for Main Draw):
[1] Sun Yingsha 4:1 Hu Limei
[2] Shan Xiaona, GER 4:0 Barbora Balazova [25]
[4] Petrissa Solja 4:0 Szandra Pergel [32]
[6] Fu Yu, POR 4:3 Yana Noskova, RUS [31]
[10] Yu Mengyu 4:1 Carole Grundisch
[17] He Zhuojia 4:2 Kristin Lang
[18] Wang Yidi 4:3 Gu Yuting [9]
[19] Manika Batra 4:3 Daniela Monteiro Dodean
[20] Zeng Jian 4:3 Ni Xia Lian, LUX [15]
[24] Hana Matelova 4:0 Nadezhda Bogdanova
[27] Cheng Hsien-Tzu 4:1 Wu Yue, USA [13]
Sun Mingyang 4:3 Minnie Soo Wai Yam [7]
Zhang Rui 4:0 Sabine Winter [23]
Liu Gaoyang 4:0 Yang Xiaoxin, MON [28]
Chen Ke 4:0 Margaryta Pesotska [29]
Laura Gasnier 4:2 Tetyana Bilenko
Notes from the Qualification rounds:
- 5 of the top 16 seeded players qualified for the Main Draw
- 6 of the top 17-32 seeded players qualified for the Main Draw
- Nationalities: China (7), Germany and Singapore (2), Chinese Taipei, Czech Rep., France, India and Portugal (1)
- Continents: Asia (11) and Europe (5)
- 2 out of 10 CNT players knocked out by each other: Hu Limei (Sun Yingsha) and Gu Yuting (Wang Yidi)
- 1 out of 10 CNT players knocked out by internationals: Liu Xi (Cheng Hsien-Tzu)
Source: https://www.ittf.com/tournament/2953/2019/2019-ittf-world-tour-hungarian-open/
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I am sorry if someone already said why, but rn I'm lazy to look up, but anyone knows why only 3 tables being transmitted?
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It looked like he got a red card to me?? I might be wrong and I was watching without sound but it looked like he came back to the table, ripped off part of his rubber in front of the umpires and then asked to change his bat?! Then, the umpire took his bat, got another official who came back with a red card.
That seems super strange, not sure how asking to use a spare bat would be considered an advantage, if anything its a disadvantage for zhou yu
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Wait, you mean he ripped of part of his rubber on his own on purpose? Or by mistake?
That seems strange though.
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On his own and definitely on purpose. I pulled the video back a bit to see why it had stopped. He came back to the table, turned away from one umpire and pulled the rubber back a bit, then turned back to the same umpire and showed him the bat. The other umpire could see everything and took the bat away. Then, lots of discussion and now it says DSQ on the results page.
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Maybe the rubber was ripped off a little bit on the edge or something like that?
Otherwise, that doesn't make sense at all
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Otherwise, that doesn't make sense at all
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Could be that it had started coming off a little beforehand but he definitely ripped it a bit more and i think the way he did it made it look like he was trying to hide it. Maybe he wanted to change and figured the umpire would just let it go??
Can't imagine a back up blade would give any sort of advantage though seeing as the idea is basically to get it as similar to your other blades as possible.
Can't imagine a back up blade would give any sort of advantage though seeing as the idea is basically to get it as similar to your other blades as possible.
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The backup blade they use is the same as their primary one, isn't it? So clearly there is no advantage of changing I guess.
Even if it was a different one, it would be a disadvantage, as he is used to the one playing at the moment.
Anyway, none of these make sense, maybe the ref made a mistake, which is kinda unlikely too.
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Even if it was a different one, it would be a disadvantage, as he is used to the one playing at the moment.
Anyway, none of these make sense, maybe the ref made a mistake, which is kinda unlikely too.
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