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C-Touch and H-Touch are at the same generation level but with different styles. C-Touch is harder and stickier. Take donic as example. Bluestar A series are H-Touch and Bluegrip C series are C-Touch. Xiom C55 is also C-Touch (with a "C" logo printed on the corner of rubber) but H52.5 is H-Touch

If this amendment gets accepted it might make situation unchanged or even worse. By putting more words on the ball/blade contact timing, it weaken the existing rule about "no blocking from throwing to striking". The hook serve is difficult to receive mostly because the ball is hidden all the...

No. But as he complained about the ball in the after beaten interview, I have confidence that he would say it aloud if he got injured.

It's not about rest, he's just not tough enough mentally.

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FZD expressed his desire to retire in many ways. If Ma Long and FZD retire, China will be very difficult to defend the MS medal, even the team's

"Did you boost your rubber?" "No, I didn't." "Somebody saw you brought a booster oil with you" "No, I didn't, test it." Test passed.

Yes that's the case, especially for the pros. It's believed that breathe and sweat can give some small boost to the stickiness of rubber (Hurricane).

For players like WCQ and ML. DHS sends them many blades every month for them to pick from. I doubt that you cannot pick another blade with the exact same weight and very similar feel. And for the rubbers, the CNT players change rubber every 2 or 3 days during important matches like the Olympics...

Is this true? Even the weight has a specially made version?

It's random. Sometime it does, sometime it doesn't. Depend on some purpose...

I remember she had a Yinhe special made version

It's never cheap, always specially made.

It's ridiculous the olympic champion has the same ranking score as a wtt smash. The olympic is obviously far more important for everyone.

The most surprised: WCQ's main racket handle got broken by some reporter after the mix double final.

What about K3 and K3 pro ? I don't see a K3 pro on ITTF equipment registration. What about all the butterfly rubbers provided to the pros that differ from the market version.

I knew it's speed glue(and I said so in my first post), there's a video he introduces all the equipments he uses. https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV16V4y1S7ta/?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click&vd_source=5477ffcdbcdb275d6cb41b8d21d031fd It's haifu whale 2:

Yes, every time for Stiga/DHS, not butterfly. He does this not only for himself, but mostly for the strangers from internet. People mail the blade and rubbers to him, he glue the rubbers on, cut the rubbers and make a video of it. So he really have done a lot of blades (I'd say at least...

This guy is famous in China (lots of followers in bilibili and douyin) as he's really good at cutting the rubber. He insists in using speed glue as first layer of glue on the top ply for any fragile paddles (DHS, Stiga), as he claims that speed glue has less adhesive force. After the first layer...

There's another side of the story: with the development of equipments and technique such as backhand flip, as a pro, if I can read your serve loud and clear, I can score in maybe 80% of the time. That would introduce a new unfair if we enforce the "old rule" strictly.