Women's Table Tennis Singles Preliminary Round - Brazil v Djibouti | London 2012 Olympics

[@TheChaoticUnicorn]

Djibouti is a country that barely can afford clean water or food. She is probably the best player there. She got a chance to represent her nation and she was very proud of doing it. At the opening ceremonies and even attending the closing, Hassan Farrah was all smiles. She made it to the Olympics, something you won't do. She was happy. Obviously she wasn't the best. She had a good time and was proud to be a Djibouti athlete. Give her respect.

[@acramdjiboutianno1256]

It is not the best in Djibouti They always select their immediate or members of their families

[@chrisconrad4521]

You don't know that I won't make it to the Olympics.

[@kalashnikovcortez1380]

Fox McCloud you won't

[@chrisconrad4521]

Kalashnikov Cortez Try me

[@HarryCallahan72]

TheChaoticUnicorn Hope she brought some of those free water bottles home with her. Something for the $10,000 or so they paid for her to attend.

[@allgoo1964]

I applaud Kumahara. She didn't disrespect the opponent. She played just like she would against another world class player.

[@germiljohnsagun8452]

I agreed, thats what sport should always be 👍

[@sammuel1361]

🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@ashupashu5559]

pshhh no point in wasting energy against someone who can't keep up unless you want to feel excited.

[@dekaahmed3065]

atleast she got the courage to represent her country. she was the only one from Djibouti. don't be negative guys... maybe this will motivate her more

[@haruspex1-50]

Women need empowerment in these Islamic countries. Too often they are seen to be good mothers and help raise the kids and satisfy their husbands. Things need to change. I'm sure there are many talented muslim women who's talents are nowhere to be seen due to religious culture. I'd love to see things change...i doubt it'll ever happen because personally I don't think women in the Muslim world are prepared to do what the feminists of old did in the west. However if that day ever comes I as a man will happily salute them on. This poor girl was humiliated. Things need to change

[@raminnikzad6317]

i'm sure there are much better female tt players in her country. why they sent her for this competition?

[@KAF128]

Starlin Abdi - I agree - this is what the Olympics is about. We should be questioning the "Brazilian" athlete - where is she from (I'm guessing somewhere in Asia, and she is not good enough to make their team) ? Do they have no table tennis players in Brazil ? I support one or two young female Somali students in my main job and I wish them every success. It is great to see.

[@xtremeplay5573]

She is brazilian. She's just an asian descendant, lol. Brazil is full of asian and european descendants. What's wrong with it?

[@KAF128]

Oh, OK. Sorry. I didn't know that. It's just that in Europe there are so many Chinese and Japanese players who represent other countries, having moved there recently, which I think robs the countries of development of their players..

[@abhinavgalate9763]

Respect for the Brazilian player here, though she knew she was in full control throughout, she at no point tried to level down her game or mock her opponent. I think this is one lesson we should all learn from her. Mocking someone does no good, respect all and move on in life no matter what.

[@NeverOddOreveN]

She was born in Brazil. She's a pure Brazilian. maybe a third generation Japanese in Brazil. Brazil has many Japanese who migrated there earlier in the 19th century.

[@jena3960]

Vei so porque ela e japonesa nao quer dizer que seja um imigrante ;)

[@jqa16]

日本人

[@finnfisu]

So she is Japanese. You said it yourself

[@ashupashu5559]

out of all places.... why Brazil?

[@hazelcrisp]

Aww bless her. She did her absolute best. I guess it does highlight the disparity and really makes you wish that everyone has a chance to equal opportunity and resources to be the best they can.

[@andreyutiamco9201]

I feel bad for both of them. Yasmin for being beaten so hard she probably wanted to leave, and kumahara for having to be the one to embarrass her.

[@leocasi8168]

its the Olympics ,they're here to win

[@iraklhs100]

to be honest i feel bad about all the wiman athletes who were left out even though theu were much better just so this "woman" could.join with a wild csrd

[@skytuzi9063]

why do you call hassan farah by her first name and caroline by her last name? that doesnt even make sense

[@Na-lf4xp]

expabroad your point doesnt even make sense..

[@luizfelipecoelhosmith6320]

I feel bad for the people who payed to be there

[@RealKartRacer]

She's not that bad, just way outclassed by world class players. If you've never played at that level it's very hard to adjust to the serves. Then you try to get your serves perfect so they don't get attacked and hit half of yours into the net. She can play though, when the Brazilian player eases up on her serves at the end she can legit attack them and score some points. I'm sure she can beat most commenters on this video :)

[@GGP39]

She's pretty terrible. I'd freaking destroy her.

[@RealKartRacer]

+Aznemptyjry what is your rating?

[@zezizarjaars]

Kumahara isn't a real top of the world player either lol

[@RealKartRacer]

yes but she's the #120 woman in the world. by comparison, if you're in the US the top women in the country are around that world ranking, and the top women in the US are only a bit off the top men. these players could make a solid club level player look foolish, and your average club player is way way ahead of your average basement player, which is where i'm assuming most of these people that think they can beat her are.

[@gshrdy5415]

Opologist.

[@罗伊-t5h]

13:10 the last two points, she played pretty well actually!

[@allgoo1964]

Brazilian coach is saying to the player, "come on now, give her a point or two. Don't embarrass her so much."

[@allgoo1964]

the Swaord of Allah says: "at least she can beat you" == What's that supposed to mean? Did I say she can't beat me?

[@billdposter]

+the Sword of Allah she is bad ... i can beat her

[@billdposter]

+the Sword of Allah wait does ronaldo or messi had rich parents ? no they hadnt . but they trained hard and had disciplin so that they are now one of the best ..

[@allgoo1964]

the Sword of Allah says: "she finished her study she is from a poor familly 11 brothers and sisters ..she don t have good equipments and trainers' == Table tennis is just about easiest sports to start as far as the cost of training goes. She probably doesn't have a lot of experience in international competition, maybe never before. Her role is to inspire the next generation of the athlete in her country.

[@hokanwan8901]

I WILL BEHEAD ALLAH.

[@rap4xd]

She was so nervous. If you watch closely you'll see, her arms and movements were really stiff.

[@Cr7_official-1985]

She doesn't know how to play table tennis, she's the worst player of this sport

[@aggebojkalos6518]

@@Cr7_official-1985 Look at the top comment, dickbag.

[@allanbaagefeldt2320]

First time she plays table tennis ? :D

[@olivierdivry5730]

Yeah, I think you're quite right. In table tennis, nervous tension and psychology is very important. I suppose she's not used to be in such an environment. On a way representing your country, in the other the mediatic stake . We have to remember that in many countries of East Africa, for people especially women, life is quite hard. Even in France, lot of people don't consider TT as a sport. Most of time, they have not much money for their effort. I played 10 years in Germany where even in a small town you have everything to train.

[@xiuminsimp]

I am proud of the girl from Djibouti, SO PROUD, SHE MADE HER COUNTRY PROUD.

[@wutszching2004]

Yes

[@fluxnfiction5559]

lol that sound so sarcastic lol

[@dlw3747]

Proud for what?For the privilege of participating in the Olympic Games? Do you dream about something for yourself?

[@otakurocklee]

I think Yasmin is a lot better than this match presents her as. She was nervous and had never played against players of this level.

[@hanifbahari6606]

So that was so much , then she need to meet a doctor

[@winnerwinnerporkbellydinner]

No She is just terrible

[@anjishnu8643]

Immensely brave of her to represent her country knowing people all over the world are watching her play. Also, this sport is about mutual respect which is seen at the end. She definitely took a lot of experience back home.

[@MaxNavaLind]

Ohhh.... This is painful to watch.

[@yusufziyapolat3814]

I agree😥😥😥

[@kurdal8935]

Just shut up. You can start talking when you’re in the olympics

[@yusufziyapolat3814]

@@kurdal8935 söylediğin şeyi Biraz düşün O Kimseye hakaret etmedi sadece izlemenin acı verici olduğunu söyledi

[@yusufziyapolat3814]

I agree

[@virajdadyal5369]

@@kurdal8935 it's not a profession most people take on but in comparison to the other player she was not the best and that's OK

[@mc6148]

Hassan Farah isn't bad, but she clearly isn't at the Olympic level. There are many conditions or variables unknown, but you cannot attribute her failed serves and many times not even attempting to return the ball as results of her country's poverty. Perhaps she has the potential to do better, but at the moment, it's not fair for her to be forced to compete at such a competitive level against players who have trained at very early ages. She is brave for willing to represent her country, but watching this; it seems like it's an embarrassment both to Hassan Farah herself and to her opponents.

[@abhijitpadhi625]

The country's poverty shows that not many people even have the opportunity to play sports. So the level of competition was so low that she got through with low skill level overall......

[@ぶろっくすんな-k4y]

練習してうまくなってほしい

[@Rr-if9hi]

練習したくても練習環境が悪いからできないんだよ、出来るだけの練習はしてると思うしこの選手を笑ってる人たちにはもっと考えてほしいな

[@エリ助くん]

R r ほんとそれだよね

[@消えたカツラ]

ゼンブ右足に体重乗ってるから、動けないんだろうな多分

[@x赤髪]

俺よりはうまいと思うよ

[@社会不適合者-i2k]

@@ミンムイェヨン だとしても練習環境と国が。。。ねぇ？

[@SHIVANSH257]

Coach giving her instructions and i am thinking “Too late bro”🤣🤣

[@georgealmasy1284]

Yes i oulso 😂😂😂😂

[@jonasferguson3662]

Yasmine respect for her

[@dickondaway1]

respect for what? for loosing? hahahaha

[@Καλειδοσκοπικόεγκεφαλικό]

magesticmaniacc I didn't do it!I just asked. Compared to his opponents,i certainly prefer Assad,btw

[@jonasferguson3662]

respect for trying her best and her courage

[@jonasferguson3662]

well said

[@dogebama]

Incredible to watch. Good game.

[@kevinsyz1201]

Hats off to Farah. Despite the differences, she must've been proud to represent her country. If you watch closely, her racket wasnt very great quality either, but that didnt stop her determination.

[@Mark16v15]

I liked this video because I learned something new. There is a country called "Djibouti". Where's the Afghanistan women's team? I'd like to see how they would perform in a burka for comparison?

[@ZeidGho]

So basically Djibouti is the only country represented by non-asian tennis players

[@hashimashi5914]

lol

[@chrisax4772]

Brazil?

[@alexg4927]

Russia?

[@alexg4927]

German?

[@sakshiamin2230]

Austria?

[@homunculii]

Hey internet geniuses, Brazil is home to the biggest population of Japanese outside Japan, so she isn't "Brazilian", she IS Brazilian. Unlike the rest of your countries, there is no "pure Brazilian identity" we're a big melting pot of different people, so being black, white, arabic or asiatic has nothing to do with being Brazilian or not.

[@sdy99]

Top game... salam from Indonesia

[@高畑裕太-d4x]

She's a wonderful person.

[@ArchistYT]

Poor girl, I feel bad for her. You could tell she didn't want to be there

[@runeleichtlund1438]

Stfu she got beaten up! Nobody would say The same thing to The other girl If she won!

[@lionels6958]

Gnagnagna

[@nomanm.5884]

@@runeleichtlund1438 moron shes coming from a country with a lack of necessary resources to even live, pay her a bit of respect

[@runeleichtlund1438]

Noman Moladad i do have.

[@niamhoconnor8986]

Yawn at 6:42 World record?

[@mark6302]

lol

[@babdougson2940]

definitely the longest yawn I've ever seen.

[@molyono6214]

no problem girl.. you amazing.. you can ake your nation to international event.. respect

[@hincheetang4121]

Both of them show great sportsmanship. It doesn't matter if you win or loss as long as you tried your best. Some people play very hard throughout their life and never had the chance to represent their country.

[@msreece6218]

this was hard to watch. could'nt stop cringing

[@kujursameer86]

Hats off to the courage of this lady from Djibouti. Had not heard of this country until I watched this video.

[@huskerfaninNJ]

I feel bad for the Muslim girl. I just wanna give her a hug.

[@chancebadger]

I want to give her a book debunking Middle Eastern fairy tales.

[@electricdreamer]

Yeah. Poor girl. They should at least send a professional for the Olympics. In China, elementary school kids who took 1 semester of Ping Pong can play better than that.

[@TennisConditioningTV]

Great video - thank you for sharing!

[@dfm416]

She never lost until she came to the Olympics.

[@blogginsriverbymnl48isabop86]

Saw the first couple of points and concluded that this would be a massacre. I couldn't bear to watch any further.

[@MercGamingChannel1]

+Beth Loggins Aw well. At least she tried...

[@GalaxyerLP]

Jeah she got totally destroyed.

[@dvamateur]

Caroline Kumahara is amazing!!!

[@ukfdude]

So many derogatory comments towards Yasmin. Djibouti obviously doesn't have the resources and funding to put towards sport like other countries, such as Brazil, so of course Yasmin is going to struggle against competitors with such advantages. This doesn't take away Djibouti's right to represent themselves at the Olympics and Yasmin's privilege of representing her own country, which a lot of people in this comment section really do not understand. Very, very sad.

[@tienanhle991]

I want to see her smile, that enough. Pray for Djibouti, all people have happier life.

[@gamerx_568]

Some good shots at last. But I hope that she comes with hardwork and training again to win. Best luck.

[@bonjievallermosa1439]

Its Okay Girl at least you tried and you did your best❤

[@kirammira57]

You can see her frustration from the many reckless serves she made during the game. I think she just wanted to end the game earlier to mitigate the punishment she's receiving.

[@Thirteen420]

She did her best and didn't let the score change her mood. Best player I've seen.

[@REIwAlexY]

Wow..... there is such a huge difference in speed, precision, among other things betweens men's and women's tt

[@icanks29]

good job yasmin. respect.

[@hanselplaysguitar]

i can imagine the brazil coach saying "SHOW NO MERCY"

[@leosmi1]

I'm from Brazil, and I say just to be racing competitor of Djibouti is already a winner for his costume perhaps his country should suppress much ... Congratulations champion

[@complesful]

Leandro de Oliveira o pais n tem muitas condiçoes, e ainda andar com um troço desses na cabeça, é dificil, por isso vc esta certo ela é campeã

[@cha2275]

これどゆこと？

[@canitinagrawal4744]

There is a hidden message being uploading this video. At first one can laugh but look at the cheers by the viewers in favour of Djibouti players. This is the great respect towards the sports. Won my heart :)

[@emiliobello2538]

Djibouti is doing very well. I love seeing that the woman is wearing purple

[@MrSouthcorn]

Is not a japanese, is a nipo-brazilian, she was born here in Brazil.

[@fazc97]

Is a japanese, end

[@piroloviniIA]

@@fazc97 Her parents and all family are Brazilians. Shes definitely not a Japanese

[@fer41013279]

"She wasn't ready"-kh

[@brayann__]

Wait was this supposed to be funny?

[@starlyt8066]

hahahah I dig what you saying man, straight up she got played around

[@hanadcasanova6152]

Lol she's Japanese and her couch is Polish 😂😂

[@bluegreenpurple875]

The Brazilian probably couldn't make it to the Japan table tennis team so played for Brazil instead

[@DnSpecific]

+Makinoboy 2 It's just an asian women with brazilian nacionality

[@christiantambun5506]

there are many japan descents living in brazil

[@bluegreenpurple875]

+DnSpecific I think she'd rather play for Japan

[@jacure123]

+DnSpecific ikr? people are acting like Brazil is a race.lol

[@ToruMiyagi]

I became a witness that the world is getting diverse with acceptance and love:)

[@jayweechen]

respectable

[@jeanyaya4377]

please don't be so negative like that.....it is just a game and the point is to enjoy the game...i am from djibouti and i say to yasmine well done...les jaloux font maigrir.....c'est en essayant des défaites qu'on peut développer courage ma belle

[@eddiemil88]

The final score showed Yasmin getting better and better. I hope she kept it up. Perhaps found better players to practice with.

[@Manuj_]

The girl is very nervous, not able to give her best.

[@niklasmutzke7127]

lol

[@fridahnjeri7123]

She made Africa proud she's a trailblazer I for one is the most proud Kenyan saying Im proud of her

[@CASIOGIAITOAN]

cô ấy thật dũng cảm, mọi người nên tôn trọng cô ấy ở một góc nhìn khác

[@ruushe]

卓球があまり普及していなくて指導者も少なかったりしたのかな

[@ruushe]

それでも2、3セットで計4点とれてるのは凄いな…

[@28fish2]

ラブゲームダメじゃね

[@ワニたん]

そうそう相手がどんなに弱くてもラブゲームはタブー

[@ワニたん]

あ 発言には気おつけなね、「自分無知でーす」って晒してるようなもの。卓球に限らずラブゲームってのは暗黙のルールで駄目ってなってるんだよー？割と常識だから身につけといた方がこれから恥かかなくて済むよー

[@Google__YouTube]

ワニたんの部屋 あなたも言葉遣いには、気『を』つけましょう。

[@lolerka1943]

People are hating on hassanfahrah but she has guts to go to the olympics knowing that she has a Chance being embarresed. I think even the half of you lot coudent do that.

[@中央政治局局长]

Players of Team China have an unwritten rule: never beat the opponent 11:0, out of respect.

[@josephwhite2102]

You know there is a game between Ma Lin and Timo Boll wich ended 11-0 xD

[@中央政治局局长]

@@josephwhite2102 Just looked it up. Yeah, interesting. It says it's because Ma Lin failed in trying to give away a point.

[@tarj526]

Liu Shiwen vs Ding Ning 11-0

[@DKH83]

Just great to see Djibouti start participating in table tennis. It was not her day. Just observing her stance, I felt she did not even try.

[@YankeeClippa]

Nice Job Djibouti :) she did WELL... She's playing against a World Class player.

[@marciohfelisberto]

So proud of Yasmin posture, even losing, she kept playing, I think it is the most important thing.

[@zezizarjaars]

Well, she's clearly getting better fast, first she had 0 points, then 2, then again 2, then even 4! In two hours she would have destroyed that Japanese! I mean Brazilian!

[@BoomersGold]

100% Brazilian. Brazil has a large population of Japanese-Brazilians who migrated there 2-5 generations ago. Born and raised. It's no different to most of the American athletes competing for America (everyone migrated over there at some point).

[@fgv3357]

+BoomersGold *japanese. Born in Brazil. Named 熊原.

[@BoomersGold]

You're right. Born in Brazil. In other words, 100% Brazilian. Or do you discriminate against Brazilians of African and Portuguese descent as well? Her name is Caroline.

[@zezizarjaars]

BoomersGold Some kids have been born on a plane, or on a boat, what are they? If you're raised like a Japanese you can barely consider yourself to be a ret al Brazilian, yea, perhaps that's racism, but that's just the way it is. If you're born as a boy, you aren't allowed to join the olympics as a girl either, no matter what you do.

[@BoomersGold]

lol. We're talking nationality here, buddy, not ethnicity. She's 100% Brazilian. If you're Asian and you were born in the states, you are 100% an American, like Tiger Woods (who's half black, half asian) or Daniel Inouye. If you're African and born in the USA, that makes you 100% American. Like Obama or Michael Jordan. If you're Irish, but you were born in Australia, that makes you 100% Australian, like former prime minister Julia Gillard. Being born on a plane or a boat has nothing to do with this. LOL. She's not a refugee, mate. She was born IN Brazil and raised there.

[@Baresi-Unico-Capitano]

Bless her. I think she must have been extremely nervous.

[@englishtranslationsofrussi1022]

and very admirable how she played to the end, and sadly it seems she just got comfortable near the end.

[@oscarlouis1309]

Respect for Yasmin she plays very well and i feel so bad for her.

[@junioralves7541]

Brasil representando no table tennis

[@ただの津島]

これオリンピック？

[@TheZashii]

I don't understand, so I will choose randomly an answer: Yes.

[@bluegreenpurple875]

+Zashi he/she said "is this the olympics?"

[@TheZashii]

+Makinoboy 2 Oh! So my random function works fine! :D

[@fabioantunes4570]

Lucker ahahhaha

[@高畑裕太-d4x]

ロンドン五輪だぜ。

[@irsalaja637]

Ma Lin will cry if he watch this video's..

[@noobsplaynoobgames2463]

irsal aja these videos*

[@user-uw1dz7er1d]

at your english?

[@alexanderdergroe616]

Uranus No at your a Stupidness :)

[@dogacel]

Also your English teacher will...

[@alexanderdergroe616]

Dogacel xD

[@dickiewongtk]

Practice is the key.

[@charliexiong1787]

It is good that she show up for her Country.

[@zxndaytfp579]

Such Good Sportsmanship.

[@Adrian-eh8nr]

At least she tried, good on her

[@usnva5638]

I was hoping to see a HUGE comeback and then music in the background to "We Are the Champions", lol.

[@kenchan441]

ジブチ代表の方 ずっと家に帰りたそうな顔してる笑

[@つぶくん-h1j]

KEN chan そうだねw

[@いのししくん本気でプロ目指す]

KEN chan 日本人おったぁぁ

[@つぶくん-h1j]

ようこそ！

[@むてきくん-y2r]

たしかに

[@ggg-rn4el]

これコメント欄で何言ってんの？英語 なんか日本人とか書かれてるけど

[@zeusgavinmanlapaz7604]

Bro beginner in olympics?

[@mehnottoday]

Noogghh... I can really feel the pressure

[@tonychao88]

Well, i finished watching this game!

[@ahmedmahtar6834]

This comment section is filled with people that are racist and making jokes about this. Being in the Olympics from a country with barely any recognition that's poor is very huge accomplishment indeed, and the Djibouti athlete must be very proud she made it even if she lost. You guys are making fun of her because of her lack of skill and religion, but to honest at least she made it into the Olympics than all you guys. I just got angry looking at all the jokes about her religion in the comments and you guys should respect her religion and not be making fun of it as a joke. Like what's wrong with you guys.

[@emolasker]

And what about religious fascism supported on the court by the Olympic committee? Hijab is fascist.

[@reistruga2879]

When she missed the serve completely 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@peachy6009]

Bet you haven't even served.

[@hongik-hotguy]

KUMAHARA is very preety

[@KYchiu402]

+홍민기 I agree

[@nickthady]

Well done reaching the olympics. its a really hard thing. congrats from Hungary

[@accmusic8682]

the best match in olympic

[@drthamerbasbas1277]

The sport is not matter of the winner or loser the sport unite all the nations regardless color religion race ... this girl played to represent djenouti country still struggling suffering of all aspects of the life .she is inspiring me at least she tried other commenters here afraid to play in front his family but she played facing the world

[@mingy9309]

Most successful 3 nations from London 2012 Olympics by total gold medals were USA, China and UK. Muslim countries always do terrible in Olympics. Not 1 made it into top 10 by gold medals totals. Only 1 made it in to top 20 - Kazakhstan. Only 3 made it in top 40 - Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Turkey Many Muslim majority nations not even 1 gold medal!! - Pakistan, Afghanistan, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, Somalia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Indonesia, Malaysia, Bahrain, Tajikstan, Lebanon, Algeria, Iraq, Iran, Bangladesh, Brunei, Gambia, Oman, Yemen, Jordan, Maldives, Niger, Sudan etc.... Why so many negative views?

[@younsc7029]

28 sports being played.. most of them have litterally 0 participants from the midle east or north africa... like sailing, and other unpopular sports... world record holder at 1500 is moroccan. and most long distance runners in the top are muslims... the usa as muslim athletes, same goes for china and even russia... so yeah. dont compare big countries with hundreds of millions inhabitants to small country's that are pretty poor and rarely play most of the sports that are in the olympic to begin with.

[@mdza]

Also Kazakhstan has a big population of Russians which are Christian, and many of them compete and win medals for Kazakhstan.

[@syedshaz1659]

Yh, cause you don't get enough money if you play for your country in the olympics in Pakistan...

[@joejherrington4687]

Ming Y Kazakhstan isn’t just a Muslim country, there are other religions as well, and the same with turkey

[@samnicholson5051]

Muslims cant play sports?

[@Mkbw50]

Something suspicious is going on, as the Djiboutian athlete got in by Invitation. They had 69 athletes qualified and needed a 70th somewhere, but surely there are better athletes than her? No disrespect, but she doesn't seem nearly as skilled, only getting 8 points in the whole match off an athlete who lost in straight games in the next round.

[@MohammedAlmuzahmi]

dude we Arabs don't care a lot about Olympics except maybe for Egypt and Algeria and table tennis isn't really famous here I bet table tennis is only her hobby or something

[@Mkbw50]

I know this however, it seems like there must be someone better than her in the world.

[@Reelyz]

Mkbw50 I

[@maxdruno4368]

All u care its to blow innocent people. Simply don't have free time for sport.

[@doublem1975x]

She isn't Arab

[@gbedumallam]

Racket or bat?

[@munaf-sheikh]

I proud of Yasmin coming from a Small country and representing it to Olympics. She couldn't deliver her best.

[@silverdc5]

7:17 judge probably asked her if she wants to throw in the towels, because clearly she was at the wrong tournament.

[@albertusmagnusputradamni5868]

Look at 09.20 LOL !!

[@nolanritz8646]

She literally Dosent even try to respond to half the hits😂

[@reborninchrist8074]

Is this Olympics or Table tennis for beginners?

[@mirkoocchipinti9645]

Great Respect!

[@user-c4c2d]

ラケットはティモスピとか良いの使ってんな

[@god-son-love]

I feel very uncomfortable to watch this execution.

[@ZERO7277]

Not big surprise

[@bert2054]

Was that timeout all that necessary?

[@neoanderson55]

the girl in blue is a Japanese Brazil,right?

[@fleisbester612]

Brazilian aren't a race