6 Ruwen Filus Shots To Watch Out For In The WTT Doha Finals
We look at six signature Ruwen Filus shots to watch out for ahead of his finals match-up against Tomokazu Harimoto in WTT Star Contender of WTT Doha.
Read moreWe look at six signature Ruwen Filus shots to watch out for ahead of his finals match-up against Tomokazu Harimoto in WTT Star Contender of WTT Doha.
Read moreWe take a look at which players and early round match-ups to keep an eye on at WTT Star Contender following the results of the WTT Contender event.
Read moreWTT Doha has wrapped up day two of action in the men’s and women’s singles event. We summarize the results and highlight matches to watch in Day 3.
Read moreWTT Doha has wrapped up day one of action in the men’s and women’s singles event. We saw top seeds fall or come close to falling in both events.
Read moreWe take a look at who benefits and who suffers from China’s sudden withdrawal from WTT Doha.
Read moreWe take a look at Cheng I-Ching’s race with Kasumi Ishikawa for the fourth seed at the Tokyo Olympics and Liu Shiwen’s campaign to represent China in the women’s singles event at the Tokyo Olympics.
Read moreWe take a look at seeds five through eight in the men’s singles event (Jeoung Youngsik, Dimitrij Ovtcharov, Jang Woojin, and Mattias Falck) at WTT Doha, how they’ve played since the ITTF restart after the pandemic, what is at stake for them at Qatar, and their potential quarterfinal match-ups.
Read moreWe take a closer look at seeds five through eight in the women’s singles event (Jeon Jihee, Feng Tianwei, Miu Hirano, and Kasumi Ishikawa) at WTT Doha, what is at stake for them at Qatar, how they’ve played since the ITTF restart after the pandemic, and their potential quarterfinal match-ups.
Read moreToday’s post goes over one X-factor in each of the Men’s Singles and Women’s Singles events at WTT Doha. An X-factor is a young promising but lower ranked player (outside the top 20) who has an exciting playing style, has previously upset a higher seeded player before, and has high potential to upset one or more higher seeded players in the upcoming event. We note past high profile upsets by Lily Zhang and An Jaehyun, what part of their game to watch out for, and what is at stake for them in Qatar.
Read moreThe 2021 World Table Tennis (WTT) Middle East Hub (formerly known as the Qatar Open) will be happening in early March. In preparation we will take a look at the tournament format and major differences with previous iterations of the Qatar Open. Notably, the event has been split into two tournaments and all matches until the quarterfinals will now be three out of fives instead of four out of sevens.
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