MATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Princeton Revolution vs Chicago Wind | MLTT Championship Weekend

I don't know how you guys feel, but I think Chicago is at a pretty decent time in this tournament. What do you like about how it worked out for them? Getting the strong players that lost away from... Getting Leveson away from Chosen One and getting him up against Koyo I think could be helpful for them. Koyo is always dangerous when he doesn't feel pressure. He just takes stronger shots and smarter shots. Maybe in this situation he's feeling less pressure, but maybe not. I think practically, Leveson's game should pose bigger problems for him just because of the change of angles and serve and follow. I just feel like Leveson can make an imprint here and I think Gadov will want to set the record straight. And if that happens in this first run, then the point difference closes straight away. 2-2 split for Leveson and Koyo. Now four points here for Ola and Gadov. Ola serves first. That was so smart positionally. Ola still got the opening loop, but Gadov is right on top of it. Powerful forehand down the line from Ola. That had Viking tempo written all over it. Oh, there's the... That was a heavy push from Gadov. I mean, he's digging it deep here. Three point there for Gadov. 2-2 split for Robert and Benedek. And here's Chosun Min and Chong Zhang. This is Princeton's chance to get three. I really think in the ladies' match, Chicago will have some trouble in the score as well. Chong Zhang is not here to mess around. He doesn't care how Chosun Min played in the last match. Nor does he care about your prediction as to what's going to happen. Not many people do. And a service there from Carol Lee. The universe also does not care for my prediction. Three points for Chong Zhang. Chicago has erased the early three-point deficit and tied it up. Chosun touched down the line. Chong Zhang somehow finds the table. With that seemingly reckless backhand swing. I mean, we've seen him hit the opponent with the ball that time. He just got such an extreme angle off of this flip kill. Talk about going for it. Oh, and an edge ball. Jungwoo Park finds the table. And the professor had the high ball he can normally put in the book. One more point for these two players. And Park missed it, so it's 10-10. As we head back to the top of the order, four points for Jungshan Guo and Mo Zhang. John, you said you thought Mo would settle some scores. Absolutely, after getting swept both days in singles. What gives you that belief? I just don't think you can keep a good player down. Mo's now won two in a row. Here, against the sweep in singles, every day of the week. When the golden game is for everything. I mean, if she swept from the beginning, the 3-0 to 3-3, it would have been advantage dead already. Nice change up there from Zhang. Three out of four for Mo. Chicago's got a two-point lead as Koyo and Levison retake the table for their final four points in season three. They split last time. Missed it. Oh, that's a big miss. Even Levison, you saw him, the look on his face. Got a good serve there. Levison's return would not fall over. Well played by Levison. Such a quality wide angle serve, cutting out all the angles. Koyo did the smartest thing he could, which is spin it up. But Levison says, I'm stepping around this one, and I can go in either direction. Some of the stuff I talked about when Pac was playing against Vincent. That wide breaking angle. You can play a good quality shot, but it doesn't matter. It's the predictable return. It's a good quality ball, but it's... It's for Gardos right here to play even smarter and safer. He's not going to try anything crazy. He'll play offense. Got a lead to play with. Great reaction from Ola. Great run down here by Ola. Wide out to the forehand. Keeps the offense. He was going to come in with a monster backhand, but didn't need to. That ball went long. Ola has cut the gap in half from when he took the table to now. There's the safe play by Robert Gardos. He does not want Ola to get that first heavy top spin. Gardos wins the dink battle at the kitchen there. Counter dink. And a good Gardos backhand. Earns a 2-2 split. And puts the wind just three points away. Sean John took three out of four earlier against Cho, confounding expectations in the process. Cho with the serve. Instant offense here. How about that? Can you see the future? Well, I just know that Cho has one speed. And no matter what's coming over, you're going to see. Kind of did. Yeah, I was going to say the deep push isn't the scariest thing to deal with. Normally, you can count on Sean to take a swing as hard as the previous swing that was done to him. Got the serve, though. Such a huge point for Chicago. With Princeton trying to claw within one. Good luck to have them, John, playing the raid drop. You just don't see that often. One more point for these two, and then Jingqing Wang again will play. Swing and a miss from Cho. Did a really good job of just getting some motion. You could just see a little movement on that ball. So Princeton needs a sweep from Jingqing Wang, and then an ultimate golden point from Jungshan Guo. Chicago, after struggling for much of the day, one point away. And they've done it! Third place belongs to the Chicago Wind. Jungwoo Park scores the game. Clinching point to wrap up the Golden Game for the Wind. Chicago came to Championship Weekend last year and lost both matches.