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Remember those classic rubbers were the peak of professional rubber development at the time. So my personal opinion is more like so Modern classic rubbers are: T05 H3 Neo

yes its legit, all checks out on DHS website. Feels good too

The absoloute BEST slower blades for not too much money are: Yasaka Sweeden Extra (Ma Lin prior to MLEO and Wang Hao for his whole career) Yasaka Ma Lin Extra Offensive (I used this a lot, its amazing and was ma Lin blade after sweeden extra until reitement)

All fine but what level are you? IMO that would be pretty fast. If you're a mega experienced penhold and want this specifically fair enough. If you really want faster/eurojap rubbers then I would suggest Fastarc G1 forehand and backhand can be any soft-med soft rubber

For a general all round style for a newer plauers FH: DHS Skyline 3/Hurricane 3 OR Rakza Z extra hard BH: rhyzen CMD

not if you have not played with one before. its hard to tell the difference without boosting

37 backhand is ok but start at 39 on forehand if you use Chinese rubber. Personally I am a big fan of Rakza Z backhand and h3 forehand

Honest reason is having a star player. The Viscaria was released in 1993 but ALC didn't seem to take off in quite the mad manner it has until after Zhang Jike in 2012. Prior to this lots of people used all wood such as WLQ, ML, WH, ML etc etc and people bought those blades at a great rate. But...

I used to buy fastarc there as its cheapest in Uk. came reasonably fast no issues. Website is EH but the shop is real.

I will suggest that maybe all table tennis players, male or female should be able to enjoy playing with much larger balls. I will wave the wand for much larger balls for all. Table tennis of course

It's because he was always second fiddle. He played mostly second fiddle to Waldner and Schalger in the late 90s early 00s and then second fiddle to Boll for the remainder of his career. It's just unlucky. The same will happen with Fan Zhendong, mark my words. Despite having similar and...

in all honesty yes. It didn't make a difference to the point realistically. My general rules is 1/2 our local leauge players serve illegally. We are not becoming the world champion so its just for fun. Therefore if its causing an issue, like missed serves or extra errors i'll ask them to do...

CMD is immense. Great control and spin, decent speed when hit through. but two big drawbacks VERY soft, while super easy to smash with because of the control and good at soft brush looping I found it very hard to do a more killer loop, it was all brush or smash. Very very curly, hard t...

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I honestly agree there are a LOT of people you could argue for, but I just don't think you can discredit ML using H2H statistics is sensible as that is honestly his main thing. Also a lot of people forget about in peak 1v1 the nightmare that was Guo YueHua who was a dominant force for a while

No grand slam winner is H2H ahead of all players overall other then ML. I suspect if your criterion is not just historical H2H better than everyone you ever played but also in key games as well you may be waiting a while for a goat. Maybe forever.

Sorry is Zeio suggesting that ML isn't the goat because he was negative against one player in H2H in world tours. This is despite being H2H ahead of him overall taking into account CTTSL and internal tournaments?

Amazing for blades with certain outside plys of wood. For example limba I cannot get it to work on because the super open grain doesn't get filled in like with glue and the sheet sits on top, this can make small bubbles appear when rolling on the rubber. For koto it's literally the best, they...

Be aware this is all in good faith and I do not go out of my way to get upset about this and still actively watch each of these players. I have levels: Top level (actually causes me annoyance): Nashad Alamayin - the most blatantly illegal serve i've seen in years. Maybe as a lefty I often com...

To be honest its a big disingenuous to say that. Darko did a backhand serve from his forehand yes, but this is common for a lot of backhand service players who want to serve into the opponents wide forehand. LJK was aiming to give a backhand flick from the serve as he was winning a lot with...