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Yes that's what I wrote a few weeks ago too. It's all getting a bit too much and too boring for me although now Darko was in the last 4 for once.

That last (and so many others!) service from F. Lebrun! Totally illegal!:rolleyes:

Is true, but I just mean that we have nothing here at all except a European championship for the deaf (Loutraki) and last year's organisation for the World Parkinson's table tennis championships (which was incredible in Heraklion) and an organisation from ETTU. Just like in Belgium where only a...

I find it strange that here in Greece we don't have/get any feeder, contender or grand smash...yet. When I see that here, all of a sudden, many clubs can apparently go deep into their pockets to bring world top players to their clubs.:oops: And this in a so-called, country with financial...

Maybe you can take a look here & there. (If you are interested, we can speak in Dutch);)

In fine condition. Great blade with nice fine grip (for smaller hands). Andro NEW PRICE: €80 shipping costs included (without the black case)

Behind the baseline! Like sóoooooooo many others players, I don't think so!:unsure:😂 Serving like this means...biiiiiiiiiiig/huge profit! Umpires => 😶👻

I don't see him getting beyond a sub-topper but obviously hope for his sake that he can surpass himself.

On a Belgian of any European level we are going to have to wait a while. As far as I know, there is nothing in the pipeline that could come close.

Yes indeed! And when weighing up LYJ and Harimoto, I still put my money on LYJ to reach the very top.(Nr1/WC)

I always thought that with LYJ, we would have a future world champion or No 1 in the world. I thought that anyway é years ago or so but last year and early this year I started doubting this. I don't know when exactly he got hurt (had to take a rest anyway I think) but since then he has never...

2-2 > 1-0, 2-0 and 6-2 were points of exceptional level. He has gained a lot of power & speed.

Oh LYJ!!!:love:

Both have just come from work holidays.

Cool 3-0!:oops:

Because Ruwen Filus won't be there in Frankfurt....;)

Indeed, it can be a strong weapon for left-handers. (I am also a lefty;)....) I'm still regularly annoyed by players at this level who don't see the opportunity to play in parallel.

Because I see it happening so little. Although there is improvement on it in the last year by a few players. Nay, quite right what you say. I just want to point out that people practise diagonal training ad infinitum but forget that it's better to play parallel and practise it frequently...

Harimoto lost the match at 12/12 in the fourth set. Then he made a tactical error by first giving a very good diagonal serve (he almost surprised Aruna) only to top spin back diagonally. Had he opted for a parallel/straight shot here the match could have gone to him. If there were statistics, I...

It's getting monotonous! :LOL: