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Saive was always FH-oriented and his BH was only of moderate level, especially in his run-up to the top. That was also the reason why he did not like playing against left-handers but armed himself better against it over the years by improving his BH. His way of playing was therefore very intense...

But he was world number one in a sport dominated by Chinese!

I therefore agree with ZJK.

Jean Michel Save had a great FH but only a weak to mediocre BH that did improve later. Admittedly in different times but he did reach the world top.

With great effect and parallel/counterfeit balls were the key to his success. It all doesn't have to be that difficult but you have to be able to execute it, both practically/technically and mentally of course.

Incredible but illogical shot.

They should do it like in darts. A ranking called, Order of merit or written differently, the ranking of the prize money they earn over a 2-year period. PDC, order of merit

What a match from LYJ. He is back and even better than before.:love:

Teraflex floor?

A pro is someone who can live (well) on the income he gets from playing table tennis regardless of where the money comes from, without having to pursue another profession. All others are semi-pros or amateur pros.

Saturday 22/03: Table1: https://www.youtube.com/live/zc-ubDa0vIs?si=c3sUSv993xbdlRwD Table2: https://www.youtube.com/live/MD-Vs92Rx_k?si=avFefP-aOzpKdHhV Sunday 23/03 at 10:55u Table1: https://www.youtube.com/live/JB_PfsssKT4?si=PzCSdiqw41dkthWi Table2...

This! True indeed. Mind you, his FH service starts from the corner of the table. Except when he struggles. Then disappear his legs pretty much completely beside the table with all the benefits.

Phenomenal match level from WCQ!

That last sentence of yours is incorrect, I did not say that. His irregular services give him at least 30% advantage in what follows with his ball changes. And the fact that he is left-handed of course. As a result, he will always remain a difficult player to play. The fact that he is better...

True, but you can write a lot of things over many player. Why you didn’t write anything about Ruwen Filus. He was not even sanctioned for the same racket-throwing last year, and he is 37.

Andro Hexer Grip SFX, won't disappoint you.

Lin Yun-Ju,is already doing very well. I now notice that his FH is played with much more power than before?:love:

Yes, indeed now I can see it too. Thanks!

This is strange because I looked back at the first set and do not notice any irregularity in the count of 0-2, 2-2, 2-4, 4-4, 5-4 etc.