thanks..

邪魔

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Now, Xu Xin is No. 1 Gauzy No. ?

Rasheed Al-Nimr Al-Adab Siz and ?

@@rasheedelakhlaqsiz4753 and?

I wouldn't say it was deserved.. he won at the end with a lucky net ball and to top things off he came into the game because xu xin was playing carelessly and gave a set away. It's 90% a loss of Xu Xin and 10% a win of Gauzy. I wouldn't call someone else choking the game away a deserved win. He was very lucky XX didn't finish him off and lost focus. It's more ff XX defeated himself I wouldn't call that a deserved win. A deserved win is were you dominate and your opponent can't come up with answers. This to me was more of a self destruction of xx than a win of Gauzy. You got to be real he was insanely lucky and took advantage of it. Painful loss for XX.

Shut up and admit the truth Robin

@@___Robin___ Simon is definitely the underdog, he needs tricky shots and perhaps luck to win, but that is not to say that he won by random shots and pure luck without any strategy. Simon's technique was amazing, usually XX is the one who wins far off table shots but here it was Simon. I always heard excuses like "lost focus", "not in his best shape", bored by these explainations. Simon's variations did mess up XX's play style.

A win is win!

Yeah besides xx can't release the pressure title the world #2. Gauzy more entertain today because he nothing to lose.

U r absulately right

I am a chinese, but chinese against chinese in final, no fun, no excitement no fire.

You cant have a better final than chinese vs chinese. Its absolutely the best table tennis you can see. If boll plays like against the japanese guy it would be an amazing final

Travelator I’m extremely happy for Simon since he’s one of my favourite players and the underdog in this match, but let’s not attribute any of the congratulatory feeling towards the fact that the final won’t be Chinese-Chinese. I understand that some people are tired of finals like that, but the final should be between two of the best players. Simon was simply the better player here, and that’s great, but a Chinese-Chinese final would have been awesome too because it’s best for table tennis to see two of the best in the tournament face-off. I hope Simon makes it to the final.

The key point is ML, FZD, LGY, LJK are all in the same section, we need to thank ittf...

No he was clapping for xu xin coz there he attempted a hard shot . Btw if ur right xu xin would be mad

@@Abdulbasit-alshafi3i usually when you are supporting a player you are clapping your hands. So you are right

@@yorunoxx4788 Right on brother ✊

Very well said.. Xu xin losing the game that too having a 5 points' lead is a rare moment.

Exactly what I thought!

So far!!

On my opinion the coach had to call "time out" in that game

Gauzy was able to keep xu xin from getting into rallies quite well. His backhand flip catches a ton of side spin, attacking it from the side of the ball, which looks to have gave XX a lot of trouble.

@@trevorkoch8911 yes XX definitely underestimated Simon's side spin.

He completely avoided using his backhand. Can't win in today's game doing that

@@warmshizzle I disagree Xu Xin has done that many times! Definitely harder against his teammates but with his footwork it can be done.

June 2020... still asking myself how did he block it, with his racket wide open (not closed as we usually do on topspin) 🙄🙄

Tries to do like his friend 😆

In fact, Xu Xin is the one who is doing all those tricks successfully.

Not even close. They are from different continents !

@@yor781 I hope this is a joke. Ochsenhausen.

They actually play together in leagues so Juan is right

Oh ok. Oh I was thinking of the national team. Many pros from different countries play in clubs together so that's what u meant

The creativity of Gauzy was the thing Xu Xin couldn't deal with ;)

indeed he played the old way, short return and variations. I think that s how you should played chinese guys who are too good at top-counter top