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L.O.S.E.R. Yankee go home, and please don't hit the door when you leave :poop:

Load management, Coton is given experience while giving rest to Alexis and Simon at the same time, Simon never plays well the first rounds, then he becomes better, hence that 3-0 vs Naresh. Alexis was resting vs USA, now it’s Simon, but hey… you’re french, you know everything about France, go on...

I vote for Yannick Noah, if he were in the french locker room China would be beaten by France fingers in the nose. When he took the position in 1991, Leconte was injured 2 months before at his back. He met Sampras, the then world n°6, the first day and crushed him 3-0, bagel. Sampras guys...

After the B52's live I watched Donnie Darko for the gazillionth time, I'm a huge Richard Kelly fan, all the 3 movies he has done are masterpieces.

Seriously guys... having an insomnia here near the Greenwich meridian time zone, I prefer watching a good ol' B52's concert than watching this BS. Have fun !

The best way to beat a lobster is to eat him. Seriously guys you ask too much silly questions sometimes!

Hipster: knew the hype before everyone, and wears beanies Lobster: knows how to play at a table

If you look at the pros I guess the skill level is to be able to finish a crossfit competition.

It's so confusing the ITTF officials don't have any clue themselves as Tony pointed.

Oh my... I laughed hard to that one, if anyone still understands anything to this BS ITTF XWCup please tell me. ITTF loves to make complicated things hoping it will make TT more fun and enjoyable to watch. Who in his seat watching this tournament, not being a TT player and fan, will understand...

The striatum is strong with you guys...

Yeah that's easy dude, sure...

Not that easy when you're used to received spinny balls, a long flat ball won't have the same curve after the rebound as a spinny one, power drive isn't enough, you have to think about moving forward all your body. It's like flat serves "yeah easy power drive and done" but no, when they are low...

He learned the faux spin trick in Europe sir... Alexis is a notorious faux spin guy, if you listen to him (and you understand french) he always talk about how he tricked his opponent with faux topspin, faux serves, and Molin reply by saying "yeah that's good here and there to disrupt him!". You...

Yeah sure, tell that to Timo when Waldner was casually walking while blocking him...