Darko Jorgic vs Feng Yi-Hsin | MS R32 | #WTTMacao 2026

Starting off with his staple backhand serve from the forehand side, Darko. But the opposite. Jang Woojin's backhand orientated player, almost like the Korean Aruna, isn't he? Yeah, Jang Woojin in that sense. How good his footwork actually is. He's trying to save himself time, protect the crossover section. Downed the dude, bended it due to in three straight games. So we know he's dangerous. Oh, case in point, what a shot, Joe. You want to avoid that backhand, don't you? Well, as much as possible. All his weight then shifts to the left, which opens up the space on his right. Wonderful precision. So it's a one-two punch combo that you're hooking the string together. Serving there with the third ball in mind. Right into that crossover, actually right into the backhand with a bit of topspin. Serve that kind of dips. Well, we said the forehand's not bad either, Joe. Look at that. Got a little bit of good fortune on the final one, but it was good. It was Darko who changed location first. He brought it out of forehand. Oh, I love about Darko. To me, it looked like it was decided because Darko stayed really close. Topspin a lot more frequently than a lot of other pros, doesn't he, Darko? I feel. What can Jorgic do now with his two? It is a topspin serve and he does back it up as well. You can't really do that much with it, can you, if you're fine? You've got to come round it more if you want to touch it. Darko Jorgic keeps him at arm's length there in the opening game. Great start here from Darko Jorgic who is looking to pick up where he left off after the Europe smash. European Championships. Darko, a former finalist of the Euros. He's got to stretch or at least move the feet so he opens up another zone of the table for you. Just that, right? That backhand attack. You like that one, right? Darko expected a lot of power. Couldn't quite cup it. Darko, because he's a backhand star, likes to stand with the more square stance. You've got to get him into that hip. He's definitely not one or two because of how good the silent assassin and Guo Guanghong are. He's still young. He's only 23, which is young in terms of a sports career. It's the thing Feng Yishun wants to be thinking about right now, really. Umpire let it slide. He knows the ball is going to start coming to his forehand so he starts anticipating that a bit better. This is better because the first one is super wide. He didn't go just straight loose into the backhand. Trying to overcompensate maybe there, Feng gave him. And it's four game points again. Oh, it's wicked from Darko Jogic. And he's two games to the good now, Joe. He's been on fire as an E as well recently, Joe. I didn't want to talk over that wonderful point. A sport that's been dominated for the longest time. Another wonderful point up the line into the forehand to just get Jogic moving. I've had a couple of comments before. You look at the fact that at the finals last year, every single player was from Asia. And there's a lot more interest in terms of the unpredictability of the men's game. Historically, Team China have had four or five real top quality men. But right now it's really Wang Chuqin who's the only one who's... Let me tell you something about Darko Jogic with respect to Macau. He was the closest player to beating Wang Chuqin at the World Cup earlier on in the year. He was actually... Speaking of Team China, the winner of this one will play against Chen Yanyu. That'll be fun. This is the zone that Jogic is playing really well. Yeah, he is. He's on top of his game right now, Darko. Playing to his strengths, isn't he? Stop putting the ball there. Once you recognize that and start preparing the other side, then it's danger. But again... Long serve and Feng Yixin. I don't think Darko will want to call a timeout. He may have to if Feng wins this one. No. That's a poor one there from Feng Yixin. Darko surely will get the job done now, Joe. Not just yet. He needs three more. And there we have it. Darko Jogic. A dangerous dark horse here in Macau.