Recent content by saif

Yes, he makes some big improvement. Now he is at 29 @ world ranking.

Jung youg sik and Jeong Sang from Korea are simply great. Zhang Peifeng from China shall also shine in future.

Thanks Dan for giving us this wonderful opportunity. I want this Viscaria blade because I think i will be a good upgrade from my V-6 which is soft but a little thicker. Zhang Jike is the player I usually root for and he uses Viscaria for along time. This is another reason I am interested to try...

What about this one- http://ttnpp.com/shop/table-tennis-rubber-booster-haifu-oil-substitute-50ml-p-402.html?

During 38 mm era, Nittaku wins hands down. Now it between Butterfly or Double Fish.

Wang Hao played like a magician. He was smart, varied his spin & placement and those RPBs were top notch. He is getting back to the his old form when he was #1 player. It will be very interesting to see how Ma Long will perfom against Wang Hao at his current form.

First of all, players of other countries do not have the state funding as the chinese do and compared to other sports TT is realtively less sponsored. That is why it is so hard to find someone who is worthy of challenging the chinese players.

However, I voted Ma long as he has some beautifully grooved shots among the listed players almost eye candy IMO.

Yes, hurricane 3 has very good spin but doesn't match the speed that T05 has. IMO, Hexer is the best alternate to T05 among currently available options.

Hi Dan, just stopping by to say that you're doing a great job man. I admired your hard work recording those videos to us and post in youtube and in forums. I like them very much. Had my hard drive not crashed then I'd have all of your videos in it. Keep'em coming Dan.

Hi, I'm Saif from Bangladesh. I mostly play with my friends. I am playing for over 3 years now. Thinking of joining a league or club. I once crowned as champion in our annual TT competition at our varsity. This forum is new and so am I. I saw some familiar names and new ones here. I hope I shall...

Table tennis is a sport that looks easy to play but hard to master. It's hard to play at a competitive level. Is it the hardest? I am not quite sure but I'm sure it is somewhere near the top.

No rule but considered as taboo among players. I also don't like to crush someone that badly. You need to be careful for your opponent's dignity.

I saw a youtube video of Marco madrid playing against RSM once. Are you the same guy? If yes then I'd have to say that you are a really good player. Do you still play in French league?

I played with our country's ex national champion Mostofa Billah who is a ITTF ranked player but don't know his exact ranking. I think it is between somewhere 700-800.