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Franziska played an awesome match, really shoudve given that maximum effort in the 3rd or 4th set

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So you're quoting the *opinions* of some fans and a writer. Look at the actual *facts*. Prior to her meeting with Hayata at WTTC 2023, WYD had only 1 loss to a non-Chinese player, Miu Hirano, losing 3-2,12-10 at 2023 Singapore Smash. And in all of 2022, WYD has zero losses to non-Chinese players. That's a record even CXT couldn't claim at the time.
Coming from the one who insisted that there was nothing wrong between Miwa and Hayata and denigrated "the *opinions* of some fans". Don't forget you misquoted and misrepresented Mizutani's and Hirano Sayaka's opinions on Hayata's win over WYD at WTTC 2023.

So, please. You are an American fanboy and not all that different from the Chinese fangirls. You're even ignorant of 1981 Lausanne Agreement and the 2018 ROC referendum.

Actual facts? Welcome to 2025.

2025/5/24
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/ittf-wttc-finals-doha-2025-5-17-25.36703/post-525292
Wang Yidi is so unlucky
She can't blame it on that at this point.

Other than ATTC 2023 and Asian Cup 2025, WYD has lost to non-teammates in every international and continental major from WTTC 2023 (Of note here is that R32 WYD 2-3 Hirano at Singapore Smash 2023 started the momentum). That's way worse than LGY.

WTTC 2023
QF WYD 3-4 Hayata

Asian Games 2022
SF WYD 3-4 Hayata

WTTC 2024
WT F WYD 0-3 Hirano

World Cup 2024
R16 WYD 1-4 Harimoto

ATTC 2024
WT F WYD 2-3 Harimoto
WS R16 WYD 0-3 KKY

World Cup 2025
Grp3 WYD 1-3 YJN

WTTC 2025
QF WYD 1-4 Ito


Asian Cup 2026
R16 WYD 1-3 Nagasaki

World Cup 2026
QF WYD 0-4 Winter
 
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Odo is in the second half where both HY and Hashimoto are. I guess we won't see the choppers make the SF/Finals again o_O
 
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Coming from the one who insisted that there was nothing wrong between Miwa and Hayata and denigrated "the *opinions* of some fans". Don't forget you misquoted and misrepresented Mizutani's and Hirano Sayaka's opinions on Hayata's win over WYD at WTTC 2023.

So, please. You are an American fanboy and not all that different from the Chinese fangirls. You're even ignorant of 1981 Lausanne Agreement and the 2018 ROC referendum.

Actual facts? Welcome to 2025.

2025/5/24
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/ittf-wttc-finals-doha-2025-5-17-25.36703/post-525292

She can't blame it on that at this point.

Other than ATTC 2023 and Asian Cup 2025, WYD has lost to non-teammates in every international and continental major from WTTC 2023 (Of note here is that R32 WYD 2-3 Hirano at Singapore Smash 2023 started the momentum). That's way worse than LGY.

WTTC 2023
QF WYD 3-4 Hayata

Asian Games 2022
SF WYD 3-4 Hayata

WTTC 2024
WT F WYD 0-3 Hirano

World Cup 2024
R16 WYD 1-4 Harimoto

ATTC 2024
WT F WYD 2-3 Harimoto
WS R16 WYD 0-3 KKY

World Cup 2025
Grp3 WYD 1-3 YJN

WTTC 2025
QF WYD 1-4 Ito


Asian Cup 2026
R16 WYD 1-3 Nagasaki

World Cup 2026
QF WYD 0-4 Winter
Not gonna rehash this, but I did not misquote/misrepresent anyone.

Note that you are giving WYD's losses *after* WTTC 2023. Yeah, she lost some confidence after her loss to Hina (or to Miu Hirano if you wanna say that which is fine). But as I presented, WYD was quite strong leading up to the 2023 WTTC. And even in the 2023 WTTC match with Hina, WYD was actually behind 8-5 in both games 6 and 7 and kept coming back. It was actually looking bad for Hina many times in the match (down 8-10 in the decider as well as a number of match points against her after deuce), but somehow she came through.
 
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Coming from the one who insisted that there was nothing wrong between Miwa and Hayata and denigrated "the *opinions* of some fans". Don't forget you misquoted and misrepresented Mizutani's and Hirano Sayaka's opinions on Hayata's win over WYD at WTTC 2023.

So, please. You are an American fanboy and not all that different from the Chinese fangirls. You're even ignorant of 1981 Lausanne Agreement and the 2018 ROC referendum.

Actual facts? Welcome to 2025.

2025/5/24
https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/ittf-wttc-finals-doha-2025-5-17-25.36703/post-525292

She can't blame it on that at this point.

Other than ATTC 2023 and Asian Cup 2025, WYD has lost to non-teammates in every international and continental major from WTTC 2023 (Of note here is that R32 WYD 2-3 Hirano at Singapore Smash 2023 started the momentum). That's way worse than LGY.

WTTC 2023
QF WYD 3-4 Hayata

Asian Games 2022
SF WYD 3-4 Hayata

WTTC 2024
WT F WYD 0-3 Hirano

World Cup 2024
R16 WYD 1-4 Harimoto

ATTC 2024
WT F WYD 2-3 Harimoto
WS R16 WYD 0-3 KKY

World Cup 2025
Grp3 WYD 1-3 YJN

WTTC 2025
QF WYD 1-4 Ito


Asian Cup 2026
R16 WYD 1-3 Nagasaki

World Cup 2026
QF WYD 0-4 Winter
Assuming your interptetation is right, remind us again, how many medals in WTTC singles do Mizutani and S. Hirano have?

Again as others have pointed out WYD was the defending bronze medalist in that match against Hina. Hina defeated her to replace her as the bronze medalist. Again other than Hirano, no one had beaten Wang Yidi at the time. It is easy now to engage in latter day revisionism that it was the least one could do. History always seems obvious in retrospect but the statistics at the time do not support your argument.
 
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