Top Points of Day 6 - #WTTMacao 2025

The grunts don't stop and the finishing shot is cross-court testing each other. There is some serious footwork in this. Talk about movement, extension. Let the fans tell you what that was all about. Sheer genius from these two. There had to be a Takes a lot of work to get one point. Every time the ball comes back to John Woo Jin, I'm thinking to myself, what do you do now? Okay, you're in the blocking game, punch a little bit more, keep it deep. Tong Tong grunting with exertion then. Every shot now shaking off the tension and maybe some fatigue as well here. Fascinating. There you go. Oh, you turn your back on me, Holmes? Not this time. You're attacking your opponent in terms of putting pressure on them. Yeah, let's just say purposeful. Yeah. Oh, be like what we see. What about that, Sun Yingsha? There's fight in her yet. She saves another. Arrowing that one into the body of her opponent. Oh no. And just Lin looked as if he'd engineered a wonderful point only for that to clip the end of the table and deliver the first game to Ugo Calderano. Lovely touch play. Lin with the flick of double-handed backhand. Incredible athleticism. How does it take this many to win a point? As soon as Man Yu hit it to the backhand side of Shasha in this rally, it looked like it would have been over. Crazy, isn't it? He's a jack of all trades. Very marketable man. Most of that is because of his player chop from Calderano. Oh, under the table and now Anders Lind is looking a little bit lost for ideas here. Oh, that blistering right to the baseline and it bounces so fast over the racket. Light speed. Oh, short side of the table. In a rally like this, Wang Chuqin is getting all prepared for the main course on the backhand corner. Where did that go? That is scrumptious from Guaiman. Leg sweep, a turn of the corner and an untouched shot. The timeout has been cashed in.