20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026, 9/19-10/4

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Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026 WS Final
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Is LSD really back or the table and ball an advantage to him due to shorter height and the ball does not bounce as high on the Sanei tables
Aichi-Nagoya 2026: Slower, lower, weaker - together
LSD: Later, shorter, fainter - no other
 
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Harimoto needs to do better against hidden serves, but your logic is twisted. The shame is on Alamiyan.
Your fanboyism is twisted. Harimoto criticized Hayata for requesting the MTO against her sister at WTT CS Yokohama 2025 but then he requested the MTO himself against WCQ the next day.

LSD already started using the shovel/hook serve and still lost the first and second games. In the third game that he won, at 8:8, he actually used a very clean heavy backspin pendulum serve that LYJ pushed into the bottom of the net. For the one at 9:8, he used another clean pendulum serve and won the rally to get 2 game points that he converted on the next one. Therefore, saying that LSD would've lost in 4 straight games is simply fanboy behavior.

名古屋亞運 賽事重溫 |乒乓球:男單四強 | 中國 對 中華台北 | 20260928 | HOY
https://youtu.be/joao85E_zj8?t=1954

Attributing LYJ's loss entirely on hidden serve is nothing but a loser attitude. The following images were posted before on MyTT where LYJ was clearly hiding his serve and he still lost the match.

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https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/fo...smash-2025-las-vegas-7-3-13.34068/post-531433
Harimoto says not just LYJ and Matsushima, but no one who serve reverse pendulum are within 30 degrees in toss angle and calls for everyone to serve cleanly from now on.

哎呦老盒知道勾手肯定超过30度的,是故意ttr的
https://tieba.baidu.com/p/9865801982

张本:希望大家以后都发干净的球
http://xhslink.com/m/4r51XBuvUZl
张本:我和林昀儒对对方都没有好办法
http://xhslink.com/m/ADYih5JyQog

https://weibo.com/7958397520/PAKA9AQNu
 
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Harimoto/Hayata 0-4 KM/WMY (-0, -11, -4, -9)
G1 011
G2 58, 98, 99, 109, 1010, 1110, 1113
Former HKG head coach Chan Kong Wah noted that the 2 misses from Hayata at the end of G2 were a few too many for a player at this level.
G3 20, 28, 38, 310, 410, 411
After G3, Chan Kong Wah commented that Hayata was the one who kept missing whereas Harimoto made few mistakes.
G4 03 TO for JPN, 13, 14, 44, 45, 55, 56, 66, 69, 89 TO for CHN, 99, 910 Harimoto served off the table, 911
Chan Kong Wah thought it would have been a 6-game match.

Chan Kong Wah added that according to intelligence, the uptick in WMY's form has to do with her FH, which has been worked on.
Hayata's performance in this match is comparable to Togami in the MD SF lmao, losing so badly I even felt second-hand embarrassment watching that match live
 
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Hayata's performance in this match is comparable to Togami in the MD SF lmao, losing so badly I even felt second-hand embarrassment watching that match live
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https://youtu.be/siOoGzIfAUE?t=469
Former HKG head coach 陳江華/Chan Kong Wah: 呢個唔係你嚇咗一驚,我諗成個乒壇都嚇咗一驚啦,冇人預計到有呢個賽果嘅 (It's not just you that were shocked, I think the whole table tennis world was shocked, as no one would've expected this score)

https://youtu.be/siOoGzIfAUE?t=1077
G3 4:2, where the TV host asked Chan Kong Wah about WMY's FH and Chan Kong Wah explained that Hayata's FH was non-existent in WS, but with Harimoto's control at the table (setting up the point for her) Hayata could get her FH going.
https://youtu.be/siOoGzIfAUE?t=1152
G3 7:2, where Chan Kong Wah praised KM's solid game and being very smart when looping, able to change her stroke at the last moment.
https://youtu.be/siOoGzIfAUE?t=1313
G3 10:4, where Chan Kong Wah said KM's game was comprehensive and very intelligent.
https://youtu.be/siOoGzIfAUE?t=2054
G4 9:8, where Chan Kong Wah found it puzzling, like how missed 2 long serves in the WS SF against WMY, that Harimoto would make a long serve at that moment and how she might have overthought there.

Nagasaki/Kihara: Ahem...
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/26th-asian-table-tennis-championship.31859/post-423445
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2023亚洲乒乓球锦标赛 女双/男单半决赛
https://www.yangshipin.cn/video/home?vid=l000023o6jx&cid=078v33govk0i69z

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/2019-ittf-world-tour-grand-finals.22442/post-299288
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