ITTF WTTTC Finals London 2026, 4/28-5/10

[mamedium]

Liang Jingcameback

 

[banbekas]

It's nothing surprising really. LJK did it to Harimoto once and he's done it again.

My first prediction has come true. I think I really need to get into gambling lol.

 

[Takkyu_wa_inochi]

it was a unique opportunity to beat China and both Alexis and Harimoto blew it to the same fatty guy… who’s got balls of steel

 

[NextLevel]

Can Sora and Togami save Japan?

 

[Robin0910]

So we’ll see a 3-0, huh. Not so weak, this Chinese team.

 

[Lando]

LJK mental game, wow.
I'm so impressed by his never give-up attitude.
The dude is an inspiration, really.

 

[pingpongnerd]

If Sora does not win the 2nd game, it is all over

 

[Takkyu_wa_inochi]

Can Sora and Togami save Japan?

Impossible it’s over I can go to sleep earlier than I wanted

 

[zeio]

whos winning

Harimoto: Not fair!

 

[Robin0910]

Can Sora and Togami save Japan?

Nah, China’d win

 

[rpb23]

Man, LJK has become a legend at least in my mind.

He seldom scored by a power kill. He just stood his ground patiently eliciting errors from an anxious Tomo. Rarely see a top pro winning the match this way. The man has nerve!

LJK was telling Tomo: "Want to beat me? Be the one who lands the table the last time!". Turned out, Tomo was not that man.

Tomo has a lot to think this through the way he let LJK come back and crumbled at the end.

 

[banbekas]

Can Sora and Togami save Japan?

The chance of a pig flying is higher than that, lol.
It's gonna be a complete wipe out by China.

Harimoto should change his rubbers nad blade at this point, maybe something similar to Lin Yin Ju.

 

[Janard]

LJK's comeback doesn't involve shirt changing I realised.

 

[banbekas]

Man, LJK has become a legend at least in my mind.

He seldom scored by a power kill. He just stood his ground patiently eliciting errors from an anxious Tomo. Rarely see a top pro winning the match this way. The man has nerve!

LJK was telling Tomo: "Want to beat me? Be the one who lands the table the last time!". Turned out, Tomo was not that man.

Tomo has a lot to think this through the way he let LJK come back and crumbled at the end.

He played the basic against Alexi and Hari, whoever lands more is the winner. He was Boko Boko so bad in all aspects he just let it go and play it safe and controlled.

Proving once again that all this talk about the most spin is useless. It's all about who is more consistent putting the back on the table.

 

[TampaBayTableTennis]

Sora might feed off Harimoto's implosion

 

[rpb23]

Sora took the game, I'm not that surprised. The question always is: Can he sustain his level of play and keep a cool head throughout the whole match?

 

[crystalline]

It’s not over yet, it’s never over until the last point of the last match is played.

Don’t overreact on one single win or loss no matter how impressive it was. It’s just one point still

 

[golden_son]

8-3 to 11-8. An 8-point streak after how level the rest of the match went? That's a choke if I ever saw one. LJK is a clutch player for sure but Harimoto can't win 3 in potentially 12 chances? That's mental pressure, not a skill issue. I really think Japan and Korea are focused too much on "We're not fast enough, we're not strong enough." This tournament has proved that's not true. China has something else. Probably being under immense pressure from the time they're children.

May as well skip to the trophy ceremony; even if Matsushima and Togami pulled miracles, we'd end up in match 5 and LJK would come back from 0-2, 9-10 down to win the match

 

[kindof99]

He played the basic against Alexi and Hari, whoever lands more is the winner. He was Boko Boko so bad in all aspects he just let it go and play it safe and controlled.

Proving once again that all this talk about the most spin is useless. It's all about who is more consistent putting the back on the table.

Haha, LJK won by spinning more...

 

[kindof99]

Can Sora and Togami save Japan?

That would definitely add more drama to the tournament