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Aren't all the players at WTTC sponsored? So this is another way of saying Bty sponsors around 60% of top players.
Is there a key/legend for those other colors? I would be interested in seeing which other companies have the next biggest market-shares (blue and green colors).
Aren't all the players at WTTC sponsored? So this is another way of saying Bty sponsors around 60% of top players.
She asked Stiga if she could use the blades but not the rubbers. She told them she could not compete on an equal playing field with players using Tenergy while she was using Stiga Rubbers.
Back then what Stiga had was Calibra. Today they may have rubbers that she could get by with though.
I would like to know how they accounted for players that use two different brand rubbers.
e.g. DHS on the forehand and Butterfly on the backhand
The total percentages add up to 100% .............
Is there a key/legend for those other colors? I would be interested in seeing which other companies have the next biggest market-shares (blue and green colors).
I think it's a sacred secret . There was an interview done buy tabletennis11 and you could ask Tibhar owner "anything". So one of my questions was how big they are. It wasn't asnwered, although it was asked...
I actually wonder how big is Tibhar...
there are brands like Yasaka who is fading
Donic maybe also faded a bit
Xiom is growing - but only in some places
Joola is out there, but small
DHS seems to be growing a lot
Stiga is still very strong
Nittaku and the other Japanese brand are only strong at home and Asia
New brand from Germany - Gewo getting market share in Europe and getting in partnership with many top juniors
Andro is still out there,
Seems like Tibhar should be stronger than half on this list if you look at the global scale.
Is it top 3 in the world, maybe not?
I would like to know how they accounted for players that use two different brand rubbers.
e.g. DHS on the forehand and Butterfly on the backhand
The total percentages add up to 100% .............
I actually wonder how big is Tibhar...
Stiga is still very strong
Very traditional OLD brand, but under the radar for a long time, rightly so because of lack of competitive material. Now with ESN rubbers like almost everybody else, a strong Yoo Nam Kyu (and Samsung company sports) partnership and number three in South Korea.New brand from Germany - Gewo getting market share in Europe and getting in partnership with many top juniors
Andro is still out there
Seems like Tibhar should be stronger than half on this list