Mitsutoshi Nakada vs. Alex Lai
2005 Phoenix Chinese Week Table Tennis Tournament
Open Singles Final Match Video
Phoenix, Arizona
6 February 2005
Page Updated 02/18/2007 07:28 PM
Mitsutoshi Nakada (serving) vs. Alex Lai (receiving) - Phoenix Chinese Week Table Tennis Tournament - Open Singles Final
Chinese Week 2005 - Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.A.
Mitsutoshi Nakada vs. Alex Lai - Phoenix Chinese Week Table Tennis Tournament - Open Singles Final
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Mitsutoshi Nakada vs. Alex Lai - Game 1 - Realplayer Video (15.9
MBytes, Duration 4:47)
Alex vs. Mitsutoshi - Camera Angle 2 - Game 1 - Video
(16
MBytes, Duration 4:48)
Alex defeats Mitsutoshi
Mitsutoshi Nakada vs. Alex Lai - Game 2 - Realplayer Video (23.8
MBytes, Duration 7:09)
Alex
vs. Mitsutoshi - Camera Angle 2 - Game 2 - Video
(24
MBytes, Duration 7:14)
Alex defeats Mitsutoshi
Mitsutoshi Nakada vs. Alex Lai - Game 3 - Realplayer Video (13
MBytes, Duration 3:54)
Alex vs. Mitsutoshi - Camera Angle 2 - Game 3 - Video (13.3
MBytes, Duration 3:58)
Mitsutoshi defeats Alex
Mitsutoshi Nakada vs. Alex Lai - Game 4 - Realplayer Video (15.8
MBytes, Duration 4:45)
Alex Lai vs. Mitsutoshi - Camera Angle 2 - Game 4 - Video
(15.0
MBytes, Duration 4:30)
Mitsutoshi defeats Alex
Mitsutoshi Nakada vs. Alex Lai - Game 5 - Realplayer Video (16
MBytes, Duration 4:21)
Alex vs. Mitsutoshi - Camera Angle 2 - Game 5 - Part A - Video
(3.3
MBytes, Duration 1:01)
Alex vs. Mitsutoshi -
Camera Angle 2 - Game 5 - Part B - Video (6.3
MBytes, Duration 2:17)
Mitsutoshi defeats Alex
(click above links to play video or right click and select "Save Target As..." to download and then play)
2005
Phoenix Chinese Week Results Spreadsheet Webpage
Mitsutoshi Nakada vs. Alex Lai
| Rank Mem# | ExpDate | Name | Rating | State | LastPlay |
| 4 | 29039 | 8/31/2005 | Nakada, Mitsutoshi | 2014 | AZ | 8/15/2004 |
| 9 | 45454 | 11/30/2006 | Lai, Alex Kwok-Kwai | 1910 | AZ | 12/5/2004 |
| Match comments: |
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Marco Borrillo (MarcoHere)
writes:
This was a great match. The games get better and better as the match goes on. Games 2 and 3 are the best, I think. Alex wins the first 2, then Mitsu comes back to win the next 3. Alex is chopping with long pips on the backhand and attacking hard with his forehand. Mitsu is a standard Jp/K Penholder with a consistent opportunistic spin game and great backhand blocking. This is 2000 level table tennis at its finest. Marco http://forums.about.com/ab-tabletennis/messages?msg=17343.2 |
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