City Skating Philly Never Gets Old - Inline Skating City Flow Skate

Goal three. Sixteen. Eleventy-six. Finish the game. One. Second game point. That was really confident play from him. Wang Xiuqin having wrapped up that opening game, you sense Gavin that he can just push on from there. Block two. Seems like since that TTO review, he's just getting stronger and stronger. And again, a little bit of unusual play from Wim Linares, using his feeling when it's points out of the ordinary, not what they're used to. Eleven-four. Second game. One. Well, the second seed wraps it up 11 points to four, but he was made to work hard for that one. He had those nine game points at the end, but certainly wasn't allowed to wrap it up. World Championships finals at the age of 18, but to be playing against the second seed, is it a good thing? Is it a bad thing? At the end of the day, this is an incredible experience for the young American. If this is a game away from a place in the next round. Phenomenal stuff from the world. He wraps up the third one with ease, or he makes it look easy in any case. Three games up now. Certainly he'll have his mind now on the second round. He's clear for all to see. But those kind of rallies are what we want more from London. To get into the longer rallies. And maybe. You know, as a former player yourself, you've played at this level, second World Championships. It's also worth mentioning, he's also got a lot more talent than I did. So you see those strawberry returns, those different things that he's doing. Wang Chu-Chin brings up match points in devastating fashion. Seven of them. And then a rush into the net. Wang Chu-Chin, the second seed here, safely through to the second round. Wonderful experience for the 18 year old from Chicago. But there was no living with the standard set by Wang Chu-Chin. He didn't really have to get out of first gear, Gavin. Well, I think he might have reached second gear, Rebecca, there when we saw the TTR review. But look at that scores on the doors. 6-4, 2-4.