ITTF-ATTU Asian Table Tennis Championships 2019

zeio · Sep 20, 2019

Janard said:
Also, if this is the winners' treatment, I shudder to think about losing.

Who is that clueless fatso? /s

zeio · Sep 20, 2019

Ljk 2-3 jys.

Danny21312 · Sep 20, 2019

Finally the first big upset in a tournament that has been very depressing for the rest of the world. Good job Youngsik.

NextLevel · Sep 20, 2019

Danny21312 said:
Finally the first big upset in a tournament that seemed to be very depressing for the rest of the world. Good job Youngsik.

Yes I just saw that. Jeoung continues to remind me that having a crappy forehand doesn't mean the world must come to an end in table tennis.

zeio · Sep 20, 2019

NextLevel said:
Yes I just saw that. Jeoung continues to remind me that having a crappy forehand doesn't mean the world must come to an end in table tennis.

Not to forget LJK has a crappier FH.

NextLevel · Sep 20, 2019

zeio said:
Not to forget LJK has a crappier FH.

That is debatable but I get your gist. At least he has the power to make up for it. Would love to see the match one day.

NextLevel · Sep 20, 2019

https://youtu.be/AF784Rl1PbY

Sathiyan's win over Harimoto for people who want to see it.

Loopadoop · Sep 20, 2019

NextLevel said:
Yes I just saw that. Jeoung continues to remind me that having a crappy forehand doesn't mean the world must come to an end in table tennis.

If his 4h is so crappy, why don't they
play to it ?

jawien · Sep 20, 2019

NextLevel said:
Yes I just saw that. Jeoung continues to remind me that having a crappy forehand doesn't mean the world must come to an end in table tennis.

So seems that bh is more important than fh in today's tt.

zeio · Sep 20, 2019

NextLevel said:
That is debatable but I get your gist. At least he has the power to make up for it. Would love to see the match one day.

Takkyu_wa_inochi · Sep 20, 2019

looks like ISHIKAWA was almost crying towards the end of the match

0-3 (7 8 4) , business as usual, another defeat to LIU Shiwen

zeio · Sep 20, 2019

Takkyu_wa_inochi said:
looks like ISHIKAWA was almost crying towards the end of the match

0-3 (7 8 4) , business as usual, another defeat to LIU Shiwen

This youtube comment says it all:

victory Andrew 石川は中国の二軍レベル、勝てる要素はほぼない。

zeio · Sep 20, 2019

Hirano has gotten the hang of delay tactics. The area to work on next is transitioning.

karupinkun · Sep 20, 2019

compared to ishikawa hirano is at least competitive

Sali · Sep 20, 2019

zeio said:
Hirano has gotten the hang of delay tactics. The area to work on next is transitioning.

She has been beaten easily by the medium level chinese player (nowadays) in quite poor form. But talking Hirano you somehow always see the light in the end of tunnel. I am thinking next few years when Ishikawa retires who will you hate and will you still defend Hirano that she has something to work out?

NextLevel · Sep 20, 2019

Sali said:
She has been beaten easily by the medium level chinese player (nowadays) in quite poor form. But talking Hirano you somehow always see the light in the end of tunnel. I am thinking next few years when Ishikawa retires who will you hate and will you still defend Hirano that she has something to work out?

Yeah. Zeio sees the potential of everyone except Ishikawa. The excuse is youth, but the truth is that no one is doing that well against the Chinese. The most competitive matches are against Ding Ning from other countries especially PRK. Hirano didn't really make a dent.

NextLevel · Sep 20, 2019

jawien said:
So seems that bh is more important than fh in today's tt.

No. I think the 40mm ball made the backhand equally important but I think the plastic ball has shifted the balance of power back to the forehand. The Chiquita is easier to play now but it is not as devastating.

NextLevel · Sep 20, 2019

Looks like Jeoung won't get to reap what he sowed. Too bad as beating LJK would have been tough for Harimoto.

NextLevel · Sep 20, 2019

zeio said:

You know I meant the JYS win...

karupinkun · Sep 20, 2019

NextLevel said:
Looks like Jeoung won't get to reap what he sowed. Too bad as beating LJK would have been tough for Harimoto.

I think harimoto has quite a good record against LJK

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