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If you look at the ITTF ranking site again, you will see that the Europe Top-16 result is greyed out. That means that it's not currently being counted towards Alexis' total 8 best results... when the Euro Championship points will expire, the Top-16 ones will automatically take their place...

Could you at least make the effort of hiding the "AB ROLLER" text and replacing it with some fake Yinhe branding? 🤣

Giving something seven flattened sides and then calling it "Hexagon" is a true branding masterpiece!

I'm not sure whether there are young penholders in France wo want to imitate Felix... What I'm sure of is that, in every club I've been to / played at (in Italy) I was the only penholder there!

It sure does, as I still don't understand how your first response applies to OP's question... 😜

@Tony's Table Tennis, here's the history channel broadcast you spoke about 😜

I do not see that much hatred against boosters on the forum... in fact, I see much more "pro-booster" talk, in the form of boosting guides, reviews, comparisons, etc. I don't know why OP feels the majority of the forum is against booster use, unless they got sidetracked by the resident spamming...

Are you suggesting any of this is relevant to what OP is asking NOW, not in 2010? If so, care to direct me to some posts made by users in the last, let's say, 3 years using this as an argument against boosters?

I'm 37, I don't know if that's "young" for you but I'll take that as a compliment... 😜 In all seriousness, I had no idea about the Sharara joining the forums and sparking discussions thing. That said, it still seems far fetched to indirectly quote that event and then go on a rant about world...

Man, I don't know what you're on, but it sounds good and I want some! 🤣

What does this have to do with qualified professionals having to succumb to pressures coming from the unqualified general public?

You cannot possibly think that the Olympic champion retiring prematurely, due to the constant pressure from "fans", social media and consequent burn-out, is a good thing... right?

I don't get your point... Why is it bad sportsmanship to call for a foul if, in accordance with the rules, there is one and the evidence backs it up?

For some reason, I seriously doubt he's going to win the event this time... 🤣

When Harimoto started pointing at Wang Hao and mimicking him, after the latter turned his back to Tomo when shaking hands after the match, that was truly something! 🤣

Considering Hayata's poor English, I cannot fathom how she convinced the medical staff she had two separate injuries to the same wrist, one of wich was a completely new occurrence... That said, I completely agree that it ended up in an "unfair" situation for Miwa (who looked clearly pissed)...

But Hayata has had this injury since at least Paris last year... It would seem strange to have it approved as a new injury?

Is WTT seriously streaming T1 with that side-fisheye-potatocam? It's unwatchable! I really wonder who conceived and/or approved that idea...

Agree with others, this is basically a non issue... you can just wipe them regularly and it won't be a problem. They are affected by "extreme" conditions though: they tend to be bricky and difficult to engage in the cold, while in hot and humid halls they tend to get slippery. But this is true...

The "Big 5" still looks like a very subjective pretense... some of those sports are largely popular in the US, but are definitely not as big as you think elsewhere. There are also sports that are huge in some countries, and I could bet that you probably haven't even heard of them...