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2019 Asian Cup April 5-7
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Interesting situation in group A where if Fan Zhendong defeats Kirill Gerassimenko and Jang Woojin defeats Wong Chun Ting in the final matches, which seems quite possible, then Fan Zhendong is top1 with a 3-0 record and the rest of the guys all have 1-2 record. Anyone knows what tiebreaker do they use?
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ML wins 3-1 against LJY, TH wins 3-2 against ASK
Little fun fact: The match between ML and LJY has a very similar pattern in terms of scoring, compared to the ML-TH match.
Little fun fact: The match between ML and LJY has a very similar pattern in terms of scoring, compared to the ML-TH match.
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In bo5 format those can easily be equal too. Points won then? I'd watch another round robin between the 3
Yes points won to points lost ratio. This happened on year in the World Cup where all 3 players went 1-1 and all scores were 4-3 between Assar, Tsuboi and Appolonia.
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WCT finishes 2nd in group when everyone looks down on him.
JWJ dead last, behind Gerassimenko.
JWJ dead last, behind Gerassimenko.
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For the preliminary grouping. To ensure that the 'strongest' (according to WR at least) players are not in the same group and knock each other out early on. Of course, we all know that WR is only a reference on paper.
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While not as severe as last time, ML still had trouble receiving Harimoto's serve.
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H.T. - Lee Sangsu
WS preliminary - Hirano - Shen Szu Yu
C.I.C. - Lin Ye
WS
Ishikawa - Doo
F.T. - Jeon Jihee
WS preliminary - Hirano - Shen Szu Yu
C.I.C. - Lin Ye
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Ishikawa - Doo
F.T. - Jeon Jihee
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A good number of fierce opening loops, still. Also Ma Long's variation in pace seemed to bother Harimoto, quite a bit.
On the other hand I don't think I've ever seen so many winners down the line against Ma Long's forehand, which felt like an actual weakness and downright weird; Ma Long and tactical weaknesses don't often go hand in hand. I guess he was willing to take risks and find himself exposed rather than step away from the table and play into HT's off the bounce counters.
Just a quick analysis and may be completely off the mark, of course.
This is a helpful game for Harimoto, he can learn from it.
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Liam Pitchford has got a lot of blocks down the line vs CNT to win points. That is a proven strategy.
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http://sports.sina.com.cn/others/pingpang/2019-04-05/doc-ihvhiewr3450488.shtml
In the interview, Harimoto said the most was the phrase "ML is very strong." He said that ML has a very strong aura on the court and can give his opponent a great sense of oppression. Compared with last year, he wasn't able to play to his advantages on many fronts this time. If he could meet ML again at the WTTC, he will give it 100% of efforts to challenge him.
Speaking of this match with ML, Harimoto said that he lost because his "raw strength" is not comparable to ML. For ML, there is no opponent who has advantages and disadvantages, because he is too strong, who can beat anyone with strength. When talking about the details of the game, he said that he won the next 4 points when behind 4:9 in the first game, but eventually losing the game. At that time, he felt that the opponent was an Olympic champion after all, and not being able to make a come back was no problem. Things. After the third game, ML made a lot of effort in serve and receive and he didn't handle that well. Also, his chiquita didn't play out, so he lost the match.
In the interview, Harimoto said the most was the phrase "ML is very strong." He said that ML has a very strong aura on the court and can give his opponent a great sense of oppression. Compared with last year, he wasn't able to play to his advantages on many fronts this time. If he could meet ML again at the WTTC, he will give it 100% of efforts to challenge him.
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