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Found one more! These guys just don't seem to have any control limits!

Xu Xin's determination helped him win the Qatar Pro Tour Table Tennis Tournament. He beat team mate Wang Hao in the decider 4-3. The last game went to deuce! Wang Hao was unlucky. It was an important match for him because it probably would have helped his Olympics cause.

Just a few points to report that Wang Hao wins 4-1 against Matsudaira to advance to the pre-quarters (round of 16) at the Qatar Pro Tour.

Interesting to see how a pro manages to cross the hurdle in the form of a local talent, Buhijji. _____________________________________________ Editor, www.TableTennisBug.com Youtube channel: BestOptimizer08

Interesting to see a tussle between a World Champion and a "Journeyman".:confused: Something similar was seen in the Ma Long vs Kreanga match.

Yes, it is doubles, and the video quality needs improvement. But I wanted to share this great rally. Super slow motion may be irritating but it captures the reflex blocks of Ma and Wang. Anyway, here it is!

Sometimes, it is interesting for me to see how the guys that are not absolute elite go about their business. Yes, Legout is a legend, but he has a fight on his hands against Li Ahmet of Turkey. Working on quality of visuals and sounds. __________________________________________________...

Here is a short clip of Jan Ove Waldner beating Lindquist (in the German league this season), who is ranked in the 50s! Remember Waldner is no longer active on the International scene. Flashes of brilliance! __________________________________________________...

Wang Hao! Waldi all time!

Can't wait to see the action. Can't forget Kreanga!

Good job! Remember, his backhand and even forehand were not such pieces of art just a few years ago. He has put in thousands of hours hard and smart work.

You could consider Tibhar and Andro too. They have good ones.

Such things always get me thinking how many hours he must have practicing it!