In general, the current official balls weights of 2.7gr is the most hurdle preventing table tennis to spread popularity in social sport. A new lightweight 2gr standard balls must be the future for table tennis. I personally see that lots of commercial table tennis clubs owners convert their facilities into badminton/billards/.. facilities. They leave out of table tennis busines. They say that almost of all table tennis beginning players can not dare to sacrifice few years for training to reach the level of playing amateur games of the current heavyweight 2.7gr balls table tennis. So almost all new players leave table tennis after few weeks trying before they can get funs from playing amateur games. Commercial table tennis clubs owners always lose almost all their new beginning players clients after few days of trying. You can understand : life is busy, nobody, except professionals, wants to pay few years for training to reach possible level of playing amateur games. The new lightweight 2gr balls soound so werd. But lightweight 2gr balls really very easy to play for beginning players. Lightweight 2gr balls table tennis require few weeks for training to reach level of playing amateur games of lightweight 2gr ball table tennis version, instead of few years for training to reach level of playing heavyweight 2.7gr table tennis version. Lightweight 2gr balls will pull and keep more billions of new players, and togethers create big markets for table tennis equipment/services business. HEAVYWEIGHT BALLS ARE STUPID FOR BUSINESS, FOR TABLE TENNIS POPULARITY, FOR ENTERTAINING, AND FOR SOCIAL PLAYERS TOO (PLAYERS PAY MORE OFFGAME TIME FOR GOING PICKING-UP BALLS).
After the second set I thought it was going to be a comfortable 4-0 victory for WM, but then she relaxed in set 3 and Miwa showed she was too good to let Wang get away with that. In the last 2 sets I thought there were question marks about Wang's condition, and she seemed tired. Made it very tense; Miwa came very close to taking it to a 7th set. In short, a match that reinforced my sense of just how good Harimoto is for a 15 year old, and of how, sooner or later, she's going to become the Japanese number 1. As for what happens when the Chinese study the crap out of her, and basically institute a 'red wall' policy I have no idea. I hope she's good enough to survive it, and remain competitive for the biggest prizes. Women's Table tennis needs it.
Wang started the match incredibly, opening a big lead before narrowly closing the first set 11-9. Second set was straightforward for Wang. The fun begins at the third set, really interesting to see how Miwa brings up her game all of a sudden to convincingly take the third set. Overall, both played incredible and kudos to Miwa for her semi final finish at such a young age. Absolutely fantastic display!
Japanese tend to have teenage players shine quite early. The key is the development process after, as the more Miwa plays, the more she is being analyzed by China Team, and the more tactics & strategies are available to beat her. Miu, Mima, and Miwa's brother are typical examples. They did very well as teenagers but look at them now.
The problem is that Japan doesn't have enough young talents. So usually China coaches just need to study on one or two young players. But China has so many young talent that there is no way the Japanese coaches can prepare their players for all of them
This could be wrong, but I suspect Miwa’s story may turn out to be different. I think she’s a particularly intelligent player who has the potential to develop the capacity to play in many different ways. And so would become resilient to being ‘figured out’. Time will tell…
By knocking out two biggest threat in Japanese team, Wang Manyu should have moved very close towards securing her single ticket in Paris. Unlike Sun Yinsha who usually dominates her opponents, Wang just outlasts her opponents demonstrating her resiliency and mental strength.
Miwa got that bloodline to be successful in Table Tennis. She's a Han Chinese afterall. Unlike Ito who decides to solo all the way in her career, Miwa chooses the correct path to grow with her mates like Hina Hayata and Miu Hirano. She will probably be the biggest threat to the Chinese team, a force greater than her brother and prime Mima Ito.
It's an exciting match. Both players played beautifully. At last Manyu won the match against young Miwa. Kudos to both of them!
Who edits be skipping heart pouncing deuce points? Please treat it as seriously as ma long vs wang chuqin
In general, the current official balls weights of 2.7gr is the most hurdle preventing table tennis to spread popularity in social sport. A new lightweight 2gr standard balls must be the future for table tennis.
I personally see that lots of commercial table tennis clubs owners convert their facilities into badminton/billards/.. facilities. They leave out of table tennis busines. They say that almost of all table tennis beginning players can not dare to sacrifice few years for training to reach the level of playing amateur games of the current heavyweight 2.7gr balls table tennis. So almost all new players leave table tennis after few weeks trying before they can get funs from playing amateur games. Commercial table tennis clubs owners always lose almost all their new beginning players clients after few days of trying. You can understand : life is busy, nobody, except professionals, wants to pay few years for training to reach possible level of playing amateur games.
The new lightweight 2gr balls soound so werd. But lightweight 2gr balls really very easy to play for beginning players. Lightweight 2gr balls table tennis require few weeks for training to reach level of playing amateur games of lightweight 2gr ball table tennis version, instead of few years for training to reach level of playing heavyweight 2.7gr table tennis version. Lightweight 2gr balls will pull and keep more billions of new players, and togethers create big markets for table tennis equipment/services business.
HEAVYWEIGHT BALLS ARE STUPID FOR BUSINESS, FOR TABLE TENNIS POPULARITY, FOR ENTERTAINING, AND FOR SOCIAL PLAYERS TOO (PLAYERS PAY MORE OFFGAME TIME FOR GOING PICKING-UP BALLS).
After the second set I thought it was going to be a comfortable 4-0 victory for WM, but then she relaxed in set 3 and Miwa showed she was too good to let Wang get away with that. In the last 2 sets I thought there were question marks about Wang's condition, and she seemed tired. Made it very tense; Miwa came very close to taking it to a 7th set. In short, a match that reinforced my sense of just how good Harimoto is for a 15 year old, and of how, sooner or later, she's going to become the Japanese number 1. As for what happens when the Chinese study the crap out of her, and basically institute a 'red wall' policy I have no idea. I hope she's good enough to survive it, and remain competitive for the biggest prizes. Women's Table tennis needs it.
Manyu is super powerful and confident to control the ball in this game.
Wang started the match incredibly, opening a big lead before narrowly closing the first set 11-9. Second set was straightforward for Wang. The fun begins at the third set, really interesting to see how Miwa brings up her game all of a sudden to convincingly take the third set. Overall, both played incredible and kudos to Miwa for her semi final finish at such a young age. Absolutely fantastic display!
Japanese tend to have teenage players shine quite early. The key is the development process after, as the more Miwa plays, the more she is being analyzed by China Team, and the more tactics & strategies are available to beat her. Miu, Mima, and Miwa's brother are typical examples. They did very well as teenagers but look at them now.
The problem is that Japan doesn't have enough young talents. So usually China coaches just need to study on one or two young players. But China has so many young talent that there is no way the Japanese coaches can prepare their players for all of them
This could be wrong, but I suspect Miwa’s story may turn out to be different. I think she’s a particularly intelligent player who has the potential to develop the capacity to play in many different ways. And so would become resilient to being ‘figured out’. Time will tell…
Miwa, you are becoming stronger and stronger! Great!!!
Her coach is Chinese too. 😁
Miwa is just 15 years old. she is getting stronger and will be one of greatest player soon.
i see Miwa Improve a lot on this Tournament.
miwa is better than her brother
Miwa,too good the future is yours
Wang manyu 🎉👍👏💪🇨🇳🇨🇳
like a man !!!
By knocking out two biggest threat in Japanese team, Wang Manyu should have moved very close towards securing her single ticket in Paris. Unlike Sun Yinsha who usually dominates her opponents, Wang just outlasts her opponents demonstrating her resiliency and mental strength.
So now Ma Lin understands manyu can't be beaten by any japanese
Fighting harimoto!!👍🏻
Miwa got that bloodline to be successful in Table Tennis. She's a Han Chinese afterall. Unlike Ito who decides to solo all the way in her career, Miwa chooses the correct path to grow with her mates like Hina Hayata and Miu Hirano. She will probably be the biggest threat to the Chinese team, a force greater than her brother and prime Mima Ito.
Misha buyuk kelajak oʻyinchisi men buni ancha oldin xis qilganman malades. ❤ Ilk oʻyinlarida Itoni xislatlarini koʻrganman. Omat ❤❤❤❤ Misha🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
恭喜王曼昱🎉🎉🎉
美和差点就掀翻曼昱了，一个上升期一个下降期，美和很有可能打败所有主力问鼎第一
美和虽然16岁，但对女孩来说已发育成熟，身高力量都已超过大部份成年人，反应速度快更是优势！之后只要保持不发胖，身体条件还是很好的！从技术上来说，美和的发球和反手直线是她的特长，但当对手打多几次熟悉了以后，这些特长就占不到便宜了！美和如果再长高就不好打了，现在已接近一米七，中路偏右被对手压制已很难打，过两年反应速度下来，会变的和现在的哥哥一样！但美和比哥哥心理素质要好一些，打球更聪明一些！
Why are you skipping points???
Perfect angle for table tennis i wish WTT understand that you cannot change the angle to that stupid side angle it is real nonsense
OMG. Editor ruined the match.
鳗鱼 又一个 投名状
Ma lin is shouting real loud to root for wmy to save himself
為中國對打氣