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China avoided this by making most of their women's top seeds. Every country is suffering some form of it under the new rules that don't separate countries anymore, new rules which were paradoxically designed to reduce Chinese (and to a lesser degree female Japanese) dominance of the latter stages of such draws.I know it's a random draw for the unseeded but I don't like how 3 of the top Japanese women have to knock each other out as early as the RO16.
Seems like a bad stroke of luck for them
New rules don't mean much when their players win the big events.China avoided this by making most of their women's top seeds. Every country is suffering some form of it under the new rules that don't separate countries anymore, new rules which were paradoxically designed to reduce Chinese (and to a lesser degree female Japanese) dominance of the latter stages of such draws.
They do if it gives other countries chances for lower medals. It's all about perspective.New rules don't mean much when their players win the big events.
When they turn 40 or 50 maybe he will 😂The usual suspects are favored to win: SYS and FZD/WCQ. My dark horse sentimental picks to win it are Miu Hirano and Lin Yun Ju.
Hurricane Hirano has the talent to beat anyone in the world. She has to sustain in for the entire tournament. She's got a tough draw though right off the bat. Miwa in 1st round and Hayata (who I wouldn't mind winning it all either) in round 2.
LYJ is just so talented, and I really like his style of play. He's got to get rid of mental blocks that has plagued him at the end of close games.
Also, just once I'd like to see DIma beat Ma Long. They have a potential QF matchup.
No Hina Hayata this time?The usual suspects are favored to win: SYS and FZD/WCQ. My dark horse sentimental picks to win it are Miu Hirano and Lin Yun Ju.
Hurricane Hirano has the talent to beat anyone in the world. She has to sustain in for the entire tournament. She's got a tough draw though right off the bat. Miwa in 1st round and Hayata (who I wouldn't mind winning it all either) in round 2.
LYJ is just so talented, and I really like his style of play. He's got to get rid of mental blocks that has plagued him at the end of close games.
Also, just once I'd like to see DIma beat Ma Long. They have a potential QF matchup.
Hard to win 3 tournaments in a row with the 3rd being a WTT Champions level competition. Plus, she's been playing non stop since the Asian Championships. If she does win it, then great! But I really want Miu Hirano to win it (or at least do exceptionally well) to secure a spot in the WTT Finals which will be held in Japan.No Hina Hayata this time?
That she's won 3 WTT titles this year, but she's not your first pick of the non CNT players is not a good look.
LYJ has to beat Harimoto, whether he'll put it together is the problem.
LYJ is just lucky that WCT is not in the top what 20? Asian games was a blur, and wct took two games off WCQ 11:5!!The usual suspects are favored to win: SYS and FZD/WCQ. My dark horse sentimental picks to win it are Miu Hirano and Lin Yun Ju.
Hurricane Hirano has the talent to beat anyone in the world. She has to sustain in for the entire tournament. She's got a tough draw though right off the bat. Miwa in 1st round and Hayata (who I wouldn't mind winning it all either) in round 2.
LYJ is just so talented, and I really like his style of play. He's got to get rid of mental blocks that has plagued him at the end of close games.
Also, just once I'd like to see DIma beat Ma Long. They have a potential QF matchup.