Oh, hard to rationalize away this one 😭😅, that end was horrible, logrange wasn't wrong at all in his assessment of the match Vs the Koreans. I think the pressure probably got to Hari's head too but c'mon.
Nah, the problem is that what Harimoto does to win points in doubles is usually not spectacular (serve tricks, return aggression), while he doesn't look great in rallies. But since rallies are what gets remembered by most people, especially counterlooping, the evaluation becomes lopsided. I do think LJH and Harimoto can be very similar on being overly aggressive and passive. But the Koreans are not the Chinese when it comes to close matches.
But Felix wasn't as talented at 12 as Harimoto at 12, and we aren't sure Felix is as talented at 16 as Harimoto at 16, why you so sure that Felix at 20 will be more talented than Harimoto at 20?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Best non-Chinese is now Felix. Let's not remain outdated in the face of new talent lol.
The Chinese are the best when the score is tight. Unforced errors is a subjective term, the point is still lost. He might have made a safer shot and got it counterloops past him, it doesn't count as an unforced error but it still loses the point.
Probably not corrupt enough to pay the fee for a Star Contender...
Germany and Japan must be so corrupt then to be hosting the World Cup and the Champions Frankfurt.
