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Yes. My perception was that the tempo control began when the opponent took a longer time to go long to start the point. So it wasn't so much he played badly in the short short but hus openings and counters out of it were less surprising to Huang.tbf his short game wasn't too shabby as before, but the main drawbacks is how to alternate between defense and offense when your opponent has caught up with your rhythm. It's clear that from the 3rd set onwards, Huang didn't fear Togami's tempo anymore and became more tenacious in rallies, that's when Togami became anxious and started to make mistakes