ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships Tashkent 2026, 10/18-25

[kindof99]

So a couple of things that people need to remember when they make these posts about getting rid of Hayata.

The first is that neither SYS or WMY came. We saw the last time WMY played Sato, who has better WTTC results than Hashimoto this year.

The second thing is that HH played the only player on the CNT who will likely be on the main team, and a player who after SYS and WMY matches up with her pretty well. So she didn't just play anyone on the CNT, she played the best player on the CNT at this event, who was probably put in the slot because the CNT was hoping she would play Hashimoto, which probably says a lot.

Finally, Hayata is not *selected*. Hayata qualifies by ranking. And even for this match, she played outside her slot, which means she agreed with the team agenda. Maybe she was hoping for Chen Yi but she got Kuai Man regardless. In any case, she is not going to win easily vs the CNT, she has been the dominant non-CNT player since after the Tokyo Olympics until the emergence of Miwa Harimoto.

All of which is to say that for a country like Japan, it sets a bad precedent if you start with the argument that a player who is playing better than their teammates in just about every measurable way should not be allowed to play. Remember, Hayata did not play Wang Yidi or Chen Yi and she may very well have lost to them, but neither of them are likely to be on LA 2028, She played the only player who is likely to be in LA 2028. She did what she does but it clearly wasn't good enough. But the ramifications of saying that a player who qualifies to play should not be selected to play based on objective measures has ramifications that even China cannot fully avoid in modern times. As long as you can come up with a qualification criteria that is reasonable and objective and that allows everyone to understand its basis, whether it be weighting heavier for all players losses to CNT players etc., that is better than just targeting Hayata because it is the cool thing these days. Even in China now, they pick the players that win the internal trials or the ones that qualify by WR or even when the rules were changed to remove Wang Yidi, the new standard ended up hurting Wang Manyu. So it wasn't just remove WYD, it was a new points system that was applied and when WMY failed it, it wasn't adjusted to only target WYD.

So it is not just *team morale*, it is the team concept of meritocracy that gets affected when you drop a player who has outperformed their peers. Such things ruin countries. It requires more than just targetting one play, and it is much easier for an event like this when you have 5 players on a team and harder for events like the Olympics when all 3 players are required.

Hayata qualified for the spot. Anything else is blah blah blah.

 

[NextLevel]

Hayata qualified for the spot. Anything else is blah blah blah.

Yes and no. Yes I agree with you that Hayata was there afrer a selection process. But there are other related issues that are important and many people who do not weigh other things as heavily will try to separate qualification from the final match vs China. I haven't even discussed many of them.

These players are spending their whole lives trying to make national teams and play Olympics. It is always the fan boy who thinks it is a cool idea to just switch out a player in a critical match for a player who has no record of performance (which is not what happened today but was what was being proposed at WTTTC with proposing Mende play in place of Hayata. You can follow what hapoened to Batra in the Indian team selection process and see whether it was as simple to her that her not being selected was all that mattered.

 

[pingpongnerd]

I suggested that for the WTTTC Final vs China that Japan should not have selected Hayata for 2nd singles. She lost both her matches against SYS and WMY and they lost the overall match 3-2. At the time would have been better to select Rin Mende as the China players rarely played with her or not at all compared to Miyu Nagasaki. Unfortunately Sato was not selected for this event.

I was told that by not selecting Hayata it will affect the team morale but the same thing keeps happening again where she loses to every Chinese player in a team match.

I hope Japan try and selects both Hashimoto and Sato in future events as I feel like their chances of winning against China when SYS and WMY are on the team are greater with these 2 players along with Miwa than continuing selecting Hayata and expecting the same outcome over again.

I Agreed with you. A team of Sato, Hashimoto and Miwa will be the most dangerous team against the chinese. Japan's current selection process has to be modified. They have selected Hayata for basically all major team events in the last decade and it did not work against the chinese. The number 1 selection criteria should be based on " who the chinese least like to face " - It is very obvious - it is a team of Miwa + choppers. Other selection criterias such as World ranking and results of national championship should play 2nd fiddle.

 

[zeio]

2026年亚锦赛观赛
https://tieba.baidu.com/p/11115821305?pn=95
出门吹风 日男太抽象了 总会以令人难以置信的方式输掉
IP属地:山东来自iPhone客户端2954楼2026-10-22 14:57回复
(JPN men are just so bizarre—they always manage to lose in the most unbelievable ways)

毁灭者沙米 日乒这次王朝持续了一个月，已经可以了
IP属地:广东来自Android客户端2961楼2026-10-22 14:57回复
(This JNT dynasty lasted for a month—that’s already quite an achievement)

大写的黑 岸川活该
IP属地:广东来自iPhone客户端2962楼2026-10-22 14:57收起回复
(Kishikawa deserves it)
rsbtai: 估计是松岛不想打，岸川应该很保守的。具体只能等采访了
2026-10-22 14:58回复
(My guess is that Matsushima didn't want to play, and Kishikawa is likely quite conservative. We’ll have to wait for the interviews to know for sure)
Gotaro: 回复 rsbtai :不想打 他就安排不打 那他教练是干啥的 各个队员之间他协调不明白 他就退下吧
2026-10-22 15:04回复
(If a player doesn't want to play and the coach just lets him sit out, then what exactly is the coach there for? If he can’t manage the dynamics between the players, he might as well step down)
rsbtai: 回复 Gotaro :权力有限，能绑？还是能恐吓？估计啥都不行。
2026-10-22 15:07回复
(With limited power, can they resort to abduction? Or perhaps intimidation? In all likelihood, they can do neither)
6️⃣月: 回复 rsbtai :不想打可以不打。今天让田中二单、大登三单，可能会是不同的结果。
2026-10-22 15:09回复
(If he doesn’t want to play, he doesn’t have to. Had Tanaka been 2nd singles and Hiroto 3rd singles today, the outcome might have been different.)
rsbtai: 回复 6️⃣月 :对。但是谁知道三单都输拿。
2026-10-22 15:11回复
(Right. But who could have thought their 3rd singles would lose?)
Gotaro: 回复 rsbtai :那就换能协调好队员的人上来，没有这种领导能力干主教练干嘛？
2026-10-22 18:30回复
(Then bring in someone who can effectively coordinate the players—if you lack that kind of leadership ability, why even be a head coach?)

孤独的她 松岛心里开心得要死，又可以减少一项
IP属地:广东来自iPhone客户端2964楼2026-10-22 14:57收起回复
(Matsushima was overjoyed—that was one more event he could cross off the list)
光阴观测者: 松岛又只剩下一项了，笑死
2026-10-22 14:58回复
(Matsushima is down to just one event again—LOL!)

 

[NextLevel]

I Agreed with you. A team of Sato, Hashimoto and Miwa will be the most dangerous team against the chinese. Japan's current selection process has to be modified. They have selected Hayata for basically all major team events in the last decade and it did not work against the chinese. The number 1 selection criteria should be based on " who the chinese least like to face " - It is very obvious - it is a team of Miwa + choppers. Other selection criterias such as World ranking and results of national championship should play 2nd fiddle.

Just be clear in your mind what message thia sends to players who are trying to become good table tennis players and who are working on their game, espeicallly players who could beat Sato and Hashimoto as Odo, Hayata and Miwa can.. Remember, this is not a communist coiuntry per se like China even if there is communal investment in table tennis. These are players who without guarantee of success have chosen their best paths to success all their lives. It isn't juat about China.

What will ultimately happen is that many countries will invest in learning how to play defensive styles again. Part of the reason why those players do well is that many countries do not invest in practicing against defense given how relatively rare the style is. But if that changes, then good luck to the choppers. They are definitely special athletes but when the ball slows down, they will become susceptible to many kinds of players who will become anti‐defensive specialists.

 

[Janard]

Matsushima WO?

 

[NextLevel]

Matsushima WO?

It is a crazy schedule and he is in the XD final. He probably isn't 100% (not that anyone cares when you are a top athlete) but since they are winning in XD, he will at least finish that event.

BTW, where is the pop they play on the interludes from? I like it but i am not familiar with it lol...

 

[pingpongnerd]

Just be clear in your mind what message thia sends to players who are trying to become good table tennis players and who are working on their game, espeicallly players who could beat Sato and Hashimoto as Odo, Hayata and Miwa can.. Remember, this is not a communist coiuntry per se like China even if there is communal investment in table tennis. These are players who without guarantee of success have chosen their best paths to success all their lives. It isn't juat about China.

What will ultimately happen is that many countries will invest in learning how to play defensive styles again. Part of the reason why those players do well is that many countries do not invest in practicing against defense given how relatively rare the style is. But if that changes, then good luck to the choppers. They are definitely special athletes but when the ball slows down, they will become susceptible to many kinds of players who will become anti‐defensive specialists.

This has nothing to do with communism.
If your head to head record against the top Chinese player is 0 win from 25 attempts, a.k.a Hayata, the sensible thing to do is step aside and let someone else have a go.

 

[pongfugrasshopper]

This has nothing to do with communism.
If your head to head record against the top Chinese player is 0 win from 25 attempts, a.k.a Hayata, the sensible thing to do is step aside and let someone else have a go.

You may not like the selection process and that is a subject for debate, but it's well known by the athletes ahead of the Olympics. If you want the spot that Hina currently occupies, then earn it. Both Sato and Hashimoto have the opportunity to do so as the ranking on Jan 3, 2028 will be used to determine the top 2 singles spots for the Japanese. Also, keep in mind that Men's and Women's Teams has been removed from the LA2028 Olympics. Instead it will be Mixed Teams where the dynamic is quite different. Other factors to consider are that it's not only China that Japan needs to think about. For example, SYB plays very well against choppers as does Sabine Winter.

 

[zeio]

Just be clear in your mind what message thia sends to players who are trying to become good table tennis players and who are working on their game, espeicallly players who could beat Sato and Hashimoto as Odo, Hayata and Miwa can.. Remember, this is not a communist coiuntry per se like China even if there is communal investment in table tennis. These are players who without guarantee of success have chosen their best paths to success all their lives. It isn't juat about China.

What will ultimately happen is that many countries will invest in learning how to play defensive styles again. Part of the reason why those players do well is that many countries do not invest in practicing against defense given how relatively rare the style is. But if that changes, then good luck to the choppers. They are definitely special athletes but when the ball slows down, they will become susceptible to many kinds of players who will become anti‐defensive specialists.

China is a socialist country that's currently run by a communist party.

Communism <- Socialism -> Capitalism -> ...
Left -------------------------------------- Right

However, selection systems have nothing to do with political ideologies.

CTTA tried a selection system for Paris 2024 that was even fairer (WR determined who got to be fielded in MT/WT) than that of JTTA and it ran into the same problem of selecting inappropriate players, WYD to be specific, but unlike the rigid JTTA, the flexible CTTA corrected the course after much public outcry and directive from the pragmatic central government, not unlike what KTTA did for Tokyo 2020 after the incident of JJH.

OTOH, many associations, even those in Europe, still select players without much transparency. Remember Matilda Ekholm of SWE? I recall many MyTT members voiced against the use of selection trials by USATT. Should I just lump them all together as one joke of democratic countries? So why the double standard?

 

[NextLevel]

This has nothing to do with communism.
If your head to head record against the top Chinese player is 0 win from 25 attempts, a.k.a Hayata, the sensible thing to do is step aside and let someone else have a go.

So who exactly has a better record against Sun Yingsha or Wang Manyu? Are you just being emotional or looking at the hard data? Hashimoto is not the only JNT player who has beaten Wang Yidi or Chen Yi. Hina's record is as much a function of excellence as it is of struggle.

Its one thing to say that for a specific match, if there are better options within the team who have also earned a spot, you can field them. It is another thing to redesign your qualification or selection process to punish your best performing players vs the field simply because they cannot beat an opponent that no one else beats.

In any case, you are not the only one who likes to push such logic as if it should be taken very seriously without unferstanding how it impacts other things. Fielding Hashimoto after ahe has made the team is very different from aayong take Miwa and Hashimoto and Sato to the Olympics because Hayata cannot beat Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu and Kuai Man. Create a public qualification process with known rules and then let it select the players.

 

[NextLevel]

China is a socialist country that's currently run by a communist party.

Communism <- Socialism -> Capitalism -> ...
Left -------------------------------------- Right

However, selection systems have nothing to do with political ideologies.

CTTA tried a selection system for Paris 2024 that was even fairer (WR determined who got to be fielded in MT/WT) than that of JTTA and it ran into the same problem of selecting inappropriate players, WYD to be specific, but unlike the rigid JTTA, the flexible CTTA corrected the course after much public outcry and directive from the pragmatic central government, not unlike what KTTA did for Tokyo 2020 after the incident of JJH.

OTOH, many associations, even those in Europe, still select players without much transparency. Remember Matilda Ekholm of SWE? I recall many MyTT members voiced against the use of selection trials by USATT. Should I just lump them all together as one joke of democratic countries? So why the double standard?

I remember Mati of Sweden, what was the lack of transparency there? I doscussed the WYD issue in a prior post and noted how it ultimately eliminated WMY and that the side effexts were not just about one player but also about rules that affected everyone. In reality, no oense is really beating the top Chinrse, it is really pathetic that Hayata is being the target of ridiculous frustrations.

As for the political nuances, I probably could have made the arguments without the politics. The main point is that China's team concept is very strong and even they have gone to largely transparent selection processes even if they amend them to address risks. If you want to have a significant bonus for beating certain players or penalty for losing to certain players, declare that. But note that in the end, if you field choppers, you are giving other countries that invest in developing the opponents (especiallg Korea) a chance and i am confident that Taiwan will make the investment as well. And we saw what WMY did to Sato. Good luck.

And what fan boys cry for is not the same as ehat thr countries do. Let's stick to reasonable observations here.

 

[pingpongnerd]

So who exactly has a better record against Sun Yingsha or Wang Manyu? Are you just being emotional or looking at the hard data? Hashimoto is not the only JNT player who has beaten Wang Yidi or Chen Yi. Hina's record is as much a function of excellence as it is of struggle.

Its one thing to say that for a specific match, if there are better options within the team who have also earned a spot, you can field them. It is another thing to redesign your qualification or selection process to punish your best performing players vs the field simply because they cannot beat an opponent that no one else beats.

In any case, you are not the only one who likes to push such logic as if it should be taken very seriously without unferstanding how it impacts other things. Fielding Hashimoto after ahe has made the team is very different from aayong take Miwa and Hashimoto and Sato to the Olympics because Hayata cannot beat Sun Yingsha and Wang Manyu and Kuai Man. Create a public qualification process with known rules and then let it select the players.

Then you are very wrong. Odo and Sato have both recently beaten wang manyu. OTOH hayata have never beaten wang manyu in international competitions. I would say both Odo and Sato have better chances of beating WMY than hayata.

 

[NextLevel]

Then you are very wrong. Odo and Sato have both recently beaten wang manyu. OTOH hayata have never beaten wang manyu in international competitions. I would say both Odo and Sato have better chances of beating WMY than hayata.

At the risk of sounding like @zeio, let them do it on a stage where the opponent is ready for them. Sometimes, i can tell whether CNT is invested in a match by how Ma Lin looks when coaching. Look at his coaching during those losses, you will see that he had pretty much acceptef his players were not in form. Watch the loss to Paranang and you will see what i mean he is cheering them but also accepting that this might not be the day. Even when WMY lost to Harimoto in London, there was no let up of enthusiasm. When the match means something, he fights harder as well.

You don't realize that Hayata has been so good for so long she cannot surprise the CNT. That is hwr blessing and her curse.

 

[zeio]

WS R32
Harimoto 3-1 Ng Wing Lam (-9, 0, 5, 10)
G1 37, 67, 69, 79, 710, 910, 911
G4 85, 87 TO for Harimoto, 88, 108, 1010, 1210 slight net for Harimoto
Fatique notwithstanding, lefties are still one of Harimoto's pet peeves.

Su Tsz Tung 2-3 Nagasaki (7, -4, -11, 7, -5)
Same for Nagasaki.

Ashtari 0-3 WYD (-8, -8, -1)
What would've happened if YZY didn't call TO late in G1 yet again?

MS R32
Alamiyan 2-3 Kuo Guan-Hong (9, -7, 3, -9, -10)
Kang Dongsoo 3-0 ZQH (7, 6, 10)
Huang Youzheng 3-2 Desai (-7, 7, 7, -7, 6)

Feng Yi-Hsin 3-2 Tanaka (4, 11, -7, -4, 6)
G5 50, 52 TO for TPE, 53, 63, 65, 105, 106, 116

Faraji 3-1 Shinozuka (10, 9, -10, 8)

 

[GAOdp]

ITTF-ATTU Asian Championships Tashkent 2026 will take place from 19 to 25 October 2026 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
On 12 October 2024, at the General Assembly of the Asian Table Tennis Union (ATTU), held in Astana during the 2024 Asian Championships, Uzbekistan was selected to host the 29th Asian Table Tennis Championships in 2026.
The Asian Table Tennis Championships-2026 will be organised by the O‘zbekiston Respublikasi stol tennisi federatsiyasi (Table Tennis Federation of the Republic of Uzbekistan) under the auspices of the Asian Table Tennis Union (ATTU) and the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF).
Seven sets of medals will be awarded across men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles, men's team and women's team events.

Participants

The 2026 Asian Table Tennis Championships feature national teams and players representing Asian national table tennis associations.
The competition comprises seven events: men's and women's team, men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles, and mixed doubles.
In the team events, the top six teams from the 2025 Asian Championships qualify directly for the Champions Division. All other entered teams begin in the First Division, where two additional places in the Champions Division are at stake.

Playing Format

The championships are held in accordance with the rules of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) and international competition regulations.
Team Events
The men's and women's team competitions are divided into two divisions: the Champions Division and the First Division.
First Division
The First Division includes all entered teams except the top six teams from the 2025 Asian Championships.
In the first stage, teams are drawn into groups of three or four. Each group plays a round-robin competition to determine the final group standings.
The group draw follows a modified snake seeding system.
In the second stage, the top two teams from each group advance to a single-elimination knockout stage. The two finalists qualify for the Champions Division.
For the second-stage draw, group winners are placed in the knockout bracket according to their seeding. Group runners-up are drawn into the opposite half of the bracket from their respective group winners.
Champions Division
Eight teams compete in the Champions Division: the top six teams from the 2025 Asian Championships and two qualifiers from the First Division.
The competition follows a single-elimination format, starting with the quarterfinals. The results determine the champions, silver medallists, two bronze medallists, as well as teams sharing fifth and seventh places.
Teams are seeded according to the October 2026 ITTF team rankings. The first and second seeds are placed in opposite halves of the draw. The third and fourth seeds are allocated by draw, while the remaining teams fill the available positions.
Each team match is played as a best-of-five contest, with the first team to win three individual matches declared the winner. The order of play is: A–X, B–Y, C–Z, A–Y, B–X.
Each individual match is played as best of five games (first to win three games).
Individual Events
The men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles, and mixed doubles events are played in a single-elimination knockout format.
All matches at every stage are played as best of five games (first to win three games).
Singles players are seeded according to the ITTF World Rankings for Week 42 of 2026 (12 October).
In men's, women's and mixed doubles, seeding is determined by the sum of the two players' ranking positions in the relevant ITTF individual rankings. In the event of a tie, additional criteria specified in the competition regulations apply.

Qualification for the 2027 World Championships

The 2026 Asian Championships serve as a qualification event for the 2027 World Table Tennis Championships (individual events) and the 2027 Doubles World Cup.
Asia has been allocated the following quotas for the World Championships:

• Men's singles — 27 places.
• Women's singles — 32 places.
• Men's doubles — 14 pairs.
• Women's doubles — 15 pairs.
• Mixed doubles — 14 pairs.

In men's singles, the 16 winners of the Round of 32 matches qualify, along with eight additional players determined through an extra qualification round. The remaining three places are allocated based on additional classification matches.
In women's singles, all 32 winners of the Round of 64 matches qualify.
In each doubles event, the eight winners of the Round of 16 matches qualify, along with four additional pairs from an extra round. The remaining quotas are allocated based on classification matches.
The champions in men's doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles also qualify for the 2027 Doubles World Cup.
At least one qualification place in each individual event is reserved for each of Asia's five geographical regions: Central, East, South, Southeast and West Asia. Where necessary, regional quotas are awarded to the highest-ranked eligible players or pairs from the respective region.

Useful Links

2026 Asian Table Tennis Championships - tournament page on English Wikipedia
ITTF-ATTU Asian Table Tennis Championships Tashkent 2026 - tournament page on the ITTF website
29th ITTF-ATTU Asian Table Tennis Championships - tournament page on the Asian Table Tennis Union (ATTU) website
2026 Asian Championships (Tashkent, Uzbekistan) - tournament page on tt-wiki.info
2026 Asian Table Tennis Championships - tournament page on the Table Tennis Media website
29th ITTF-ATTU Asian Table Tennis Championships - live-stream playlist on the official ATTU YouTube channel
29th ITTF-ATTU Asian Table Tennis Championships – Results - tournament results on the ITTF website
2027 WTTC Finals Qualification Pathway - qualification pathway from this tournament to the 2027 World Table Tennis Championships Finals on the ITTF website
Playing System - competition format on the ITTF website
General Schedule - general competition schedule on the ITTF website
Men's Team Entry List - list of men's teams entered in the tournament
Women's Team Entry List - list of women's teams entered in the tournament
Men's Player Entry List - list of male players entered in the tournament
Women's Player Entry List - list of female players entered in the tournament
Prospectus - official tournament prospectus

 

[pongfugrasshopper]

Nagasaki and Su Tsz Tung going to a decider. Bright future for STT whatever happens.

 

[ThePongCommenter]

ZQH totally unbothered by the chops on both his FH and BH

Proven wrong as usual

Welp...

 

[pongfugrasshopper]

Tanaka taken down by Feng Yi-Hsin 11-6 in the decider.

 

[zeio]

Matsushima WO?

Weakest WR1 (formerly WCQ, here and here). LOL

亚锦赛赛程是不是过于不合理了？ (Isn't the Asian Championship schedule a bit too unreasonable?)
https://tieba.baidu.com/p/11130268790
世界第一个00后 如图所示，如果你兼三项，那么今天你就得打三场混双，两场男单，一场男双，总共六场，最轻松也得打18局。
亚锦赛就不应该团体单双打压在一周之内完成，这完全不符合常理。你要知道，老世锦赛团体单打一起打，一般得打10-14天；世青赛团体单打一起打，打8天；现在的世锦赛或者WTT大满贯打五项，不包括资格赛也差不多打一周。
IP属地:北京来自Android客户端1楼2026-10-23 16:14回复
(As shown in the image, if you are competing in three events, you would have to play six matches today—three in mixed doubles, two in men’s singles, and one in men’s doubles—amounting to at least 18 games in total.
The Asian Championships shouldn't be scheduling team, singles, and doubles events all within a single week; it’s completely unreasonable. For context, the old World Championships—which included team and individual events—typically spanned 10 to 14 days. The World Junior/Youth Championships, covering both team and individual events, take 8 days. Even the current World Championships or WTT Grand Smash events, which feature five categories (excluding qualifiers), generally require about a week to complete.)

海音寺吵五郎 亚锦赛25年办过团体，26亚锦赛完全可以只比单项当做27单项世锦赛的门票争夺战，把团体放进去纯脑子不好。
IP属地:江苏来自Android客户端2楼2026-10-23 16:18回复
(The Asian Championships have featured team events in 2025. For the 2026 edition, it would make perfect sense to focus exclusively on individual events, effectively turning the tournament into a qualifying competition for the 2027 Individual World Championships. Including team events would simply be a foolish decision.)

我的御兽是猫猫 24年不就是这样的吗，孙颖莎被坑了，落个孙跑跑的名声
IP属地:湖北来自Android客户端3楼2026-10-23 16:19回复
(Isn't that just how things went in '24? Sun Yingsha got a raw deal, and ended up with the nickname "Sun Pao Pao" [Sun the Runner].)

残傷记憶 我现在都不知道明年亚锦赛打不打，打哪项，23年全项目，24年全项目，25年团体，26年全项目，明年打什么项目
IP属地:安徽来自Android客户端6楼2026-10-23 16:25回复
(I still don't know if the Asian Championships or which event will be held next year. In 2023, it was all events; in 2024, all events; in 2025, team event; in 2026, all events. What events will they have next year?)

贴吧用户_Qy1PWWP 所以大家都减项了，现在没有单双混都在打的运动员了吧
IP属地:北京来自iPhone客户端14楼2026-10-23 16:29收起回复
(So everyone has cut back on the number of events they compete in; I suppose there aren't any athletes left who play both singles and doubles, are there?)
空中转体1620度: 进混双决赛的四个人除了松岛退赛了，剩下还都存活吧
2026-10-23 16:33回复
(Of the four players who reached the XD final, only Matsushima has withdrawn, and the others are all still in the running, right?)
大号被举封禁版: 就松岛没有，剩下的三个都是
2026-10-23 16:33回复
(Except for Matsushima, the other three all are)
贴吧用户_Qy1PWWP: 回复 大号被举封禁版 :那看起来松岛最拉了，应该表扬另外三位，尤其两位女选手昨晚团体都上场两次
2026-10-23 16:36回复
(It looks like Matsushima is the worst; the other three deserve some praise—especially the two female players, both of whom played two matches in the team event last night)
贴吧用户_Qy1PWWP: 回复 空中转体1620度 :表扬剩下三位，尤其两位女选手昨晚都打了两盘
2026-10-23 16:37回复
(Kudos to the remaining three—especially the two female players, both of whom played two matches last night)

贴吧用户_aKXVNRQ 其实24年老k好像有一天1天7赛还是8赛
IP属地:浙江来自Android客户端15楼2026-10-23 16:40收起回复
(Actually, it seems like Old K played 7 or 8 matches a day in 2024)
叫什么你管得着吗: 我也记得，当时调侃牢k年纪轻轻变老黄牛了
2026-10-23 16:47回复
(I also remember jokingly saying that Old K had become an old workhorse at such a young age)