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That's an odd looking dust collector... I kid, I kid! Soulspin do wonderful work -- I just got a new blade from them as well. Custom basalt setup. What style do you use the off+++ for?

Ever since a wrist injury severely limited my available playing styles, I have been tinkering around with equipment and grips looking for a viable approach... now, introducing the FANG grip! I wasn't sure if this style had really been used before (I'm sure some people have tried it over the...

Or some times no one does and you get the push rallies... not as exciting to watch, but still very technical and deceiving. Varying spin and placement is an art of its own! Great match though! Both of those guys had terrific forehands

Well I guess there are different styles that use more or less spin. Could be the high follow through that is throwing me off. But dont the real flat smashes usually go more straight through? It doesn't look like the receiver is having to adjust much compared to blocking top spins. Is it a newer...

Attempting two shots isn't a big deal, is it? I see that here and there when people fake slam high lobs, then drop them short. It doesn't look like kristian hit the ball two times, but the point was played out fully anyway. Fan only complained after the point finished, didn't he? Somebody make...

Looks like a fair bit of spin on your hits? Do you flat smash?

Guess that depends how you play. A cement footed blocker is vastly different from a ma long looping wanna-be!

Yang sheng got beaten by ding ning? I was hoping to see more shakehand players using short pips. And it seems the ones I do find... almost always use their inverted backhand to rally. Not really any forehand dominant pips players, aside from the pen holders. They bh bh bh until a pop up comes...

Man that guy is impressive! They say that style is too old school... but youd still have to be at a super high level to counter him! Speed and angles wowza

Hmm, so it seems stiga royal, if true, is not an uncommon one used by good players. I wondered if there was a new influx of players since the new ball was put into play -- ones using short pips on the forehand, that is. Anyone know of the newer chinese SP hitters?

Who are the current players using short pips on the forehand? And what rubbers are they using, if known? I know of the highest ranked male player using them Mattias Karlson - razka PO pips And also the female player Wan Yaun, but not sure which pip she is using. The players needn't be top...

Not a single chopper in the mens top 30!? *sorry, saw filus there -- one made it! But hes only half a defender... Looks to be 4 or 5 in the womens, more diversity more fun to watch ;)

Now now... she has beaten Wu Yang several times. Ever since the new ball was put into play!

Don't forget the 2016 bronze for Kim Song I on women's

Before the p ball came out, wu yang could have won any tournament without Chinese attackers in it! Viktoria pavlovich won the European champs I believe? Again basically any title without Chinese attackers in it prior to the p ball could have been secured by a female chopper...

What's important is receiving the kind of returns you want... whether your serve is varied or not! It should be helping setup your game plan. That's the point of a serve, isn't it? Some people rely on tricky serves to win points outright... some like the rally stage and don't much care about...

Theres always a better blade out there... problem is you can just never find it!

The innerforce series or nittaku inner carbon

timo boll t5000 with tenergy 64fx -- hard, fast blade with soft rubbers? The garaydia ZLC is a fast blade with a softer feel, especially with the tenergy FX

He won the wvc didnt he?