Tomokazu Harimoto vs Wen Ruibo | MS SF | #WTTChongqing 2026

But they have to get behind Wanmei Bo here. He's the last Chinese player standing. How is he still standing here? But Harimoto will not be fazed by anything. It was funny on home soil. They're really aggressively on both wings. I think he's got better footwork than Tomokazu Harimoto. Maybe I should rephrase that. As a result, he's dangerous. He can hold the table block really, really well. Redirect like that. Pacing point. Another chance. But that was pinpoint accuracy from Harimoto. Holding down the key areas of the table is his main prerogative. Just pushes. Put so much pressure on you with everything. And it's going to lead to... Softly, softly approach from Tomokazu. The most unpredictable player out there. So he can tap into his advantage in the previous semifinal. Big break for Tomokazu. Fantastic ushering these youngsters in the right direction. That goes off the edge of the table and that is... He could only block it. Exactly. He was repelled four times as he tried to serve for the game. There you see Wang Liqin. Like a seasoned vet. He can impose himself. With the power play. With this approach. He's flying. Brings him down to earth. Somehow one could not miss. He can take this. What a way to mark the first event to be held in China this year. Because it is usually more powerful. But that catches the edge of the table. At stake. He does it. And contrast the... Reaction around this arena. At the end of this game to the end of the last one here. He can win points. But... We see Tomokazu stretching him from corner to corner. Right there, John. Tomokazu Harimoto do it. Which reestablishes better control. Not if Tomokazu Harimoto has anything to say about it. Notice. When this man... In the WTT Champions Final. And he's on the break. He covers the net. Off the crossover. Off the bounce. He's on the run. This time.