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I’ve seen all these guys play before, and tbh I do agree that Iizuka making the final wouldn’t be surprising much considering his junior performances. But I’m still backing Edward as he’s very strong against Pan Am players. And Eugene is basically retired at this point so Idk why they won’t...

Last year it was shown for free on YT for me in Canada, cant remember what channel tho

If it’s not going to be a Kanak-Edward final then it’s already considered an upset final for whoever was skilled enough to take down one of these two

But like i said, this is just my opinion based on what I have seen and what other good players have told me and it’s up to you guys whether or not to take it or not

Idk man it was just an estimate

But those are the rubbers that will help players develop a suitable technique the best. Had a friend switch from T05 on FH to H3 and now his FH technique is miles better (no coach, just adapted)

It does in the way that it forces you to adapt and have good technique in order to unlock its potential. It took me quite a while of struggle before i was able to at least be spinny and powerful enough to make my opponent very uncomfortable

Glad it works for you Gozo

After a month, players beat me using it. After 6 months I decided to change. Sorry if that wasn’t clear enough

Boosted H3 Blue sponge is considered, by quite a lot of ppl, to be the best FH rubber

I spent six months playing with the rozena on FH. Switched to H3 purely based on my favourite chinese playing it. Very lucky that I did so

One of the best coaches at my club who’s developed a lot of provincial players and even a few nationals always starts his beginners out with H3 Commerical and Rozena on either all wood or inner carbon. His players always improve every time i see them at the club

Blades I’ve owned: FZD ALC, F.Lebrun OFF-, Viscaria SALC, W968 Prov, Viscaria, acB, CDS TMX Pro Rubbers I’ve owned: Rozena, T05H, D05, D80, D09C, K3, H3 BS 39 and 40, H3 OS 37 and 38, Vega X, G1, P1, O7P Not to mention the countless blades and rubbers I’ve also tried from club mates and friends

I do agree that it’s not absolute and that’s why it’s just advice. And as someone who started with a soft rozena rubber on FH, I relied on its forgiveness for so long even when after a month of using it, players at my level at the time beat me easily. Switching to a stickier rubber for FH, while...

Blue sponge will help you with your technique since it is less forgiving. My technique has improved massively with blue sponge

Boosted H8-20 could be an underrated option

Orange Sponge is softer than Blue sponge, which is why a lot of people use orange sponge H3 for BH and blue sponge H3 for FH

Are the Sanwei Fireflash and the Speed Art Phantoms the same shoe? They look nearly identical

This is for the Youth Smash but how come in the U19 SF between Kuo and Chang they had coaches? I thought since they are on the same national team the coaches would let the players battle on their own?

Liang seems to have a fire lit under him after the Dima scare. But LSD is too much on form for him to beat