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You aren't alone.

A video will be nice.

First of all I own the blade and both rubbers. If you want to follow with the blade BH try Rozena so you will have more control & dwell time, for FH boost a little the Fastarc G-1 to reduce the hardness so become more elastic and can increase the dwell time but if doesn't works if you like...

SP requires a fast & hard blade also very good timing because you have to impact always when ball raises or his high, not easy.... Also and not less important it's to be effective you have to play close to the table so you requires fast reflexes & fast speed body movement, again no easy.....

Easy again: what about consistency? You have to play the way you are more!

First and only question: are you smasher or looper? Your answer will tell you the kind of rubber. N. B. Blade matter a lot depending your way of play.

If G1 isn't enough speed boost it and spin will increase as a bonus.....

Believe me the best are two inverted. Now I use long pips for backhand....

When you play against a very good player disruption can't do points. The best set up is always two inverted rubbers. But the most important things isn't the blade or rubbers, is the player skills. When young I used two inverted rubbers with speed glue and never or very few times I lost with...

It seems not enough skilled....

He uses better his material than you your material.....

Why?

Try Battle II blue sponge 39° Provincial.

IMHO: Best used was a H3 39° Provincial but the problem with DHS is the low QC, purchased several times more rubbers & tried National but it's a lottery and I don't want to spend more money to get trash. Now I use for two years the same rubber unboosted BII BS 39° Provincial and still is...

It's sticky of course like traditional Chinese rubber but don't behave like the others rubbers, this isn't dead like H3 and doesn't bouncy like BTY for me it's the best of two worlds.... Vid it's the one I use after 2 years, I train 3 times at week and from October to June one match weekly...

My vote for Battle II Provincial blue sponge 39°, two years of use (6 or more times at week) and as new with the same or more grip.

It's the sound when you engage the sponge.

Well BTY was the first to introduce Tensor technology and ESN copied.

Can be like the first protos before to make the TGY, I never seen this rubber.

I agree short pips or anti is the best to play against long pips.