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Its actually quite common. I find it more common than preferring it on the forehand because some people prefer sticky rubbers on the forehand and can't stand the fast ball release unless they were non-sticky there previously. He fit that group of people. If he had used D05 on forehand...

Both of them made significant changes that paid off. JWJ made his backhand more than serviceable and this improved his forehand coverage as he could select more carefully when to go all out forehand and when to play 2 winged. LYJ slightly slowed down his blade and radically reduced its...

He has outgrown it. That thing is too fast and stiff for really great players.

Has greed sown the destruction of thr CNT? Since trying to create a tour has required the players to play more and this has affected the CNT and their usual internal training, i guess it is reasonable to ask this question. Fan probably saw the handwriting on the wall and just got out while he...

For sure. Anyone who watched the level that Tomo and Lin achieved at this event in the quarters and semis knows that whoever won that march was going to win the event. Just saying. The Jang vs Lin match did not reach that level at all.

He made changes that is for sure. Zyre is affecting professional TT for sure.

I had the foresight to buy 2 before the gold rush. Kanak made a wrong move he should go back lol. In all seriousness, we know the LYJ SALC is coming out. And it will be recommended with Zyre on the forehand...

By all means have your own opinions on the matter. But let's not confuse them with the performance of the player. And calling someone a nepo-baby is basically a distraction from the performance of the player. Agassi hated tennis for a long time and is now a Hall of Famer. Other players have...

It's really funny how top Japanese players have to return to the lessons and wisdoms of USATT tournament veterans....

Anything he does, I just boomba...

You need to watch Anders more. He tells himself and the coach everything you need to know.

The match between Haromoto and LYJ was really scary. If table tennis is headed that way, we might have to find a way to make the ball spinnier or increase the net height. Seriously. It was like every ball was getting wounded with interest and countered with venom. Even more Dragonball Super...

Those are my picks as well, though I have picked against Jang just about every time without any success and Zhu is clearly in form.

How many nepo-babies you know are former world u15 champions, Japanese national singles champions and now Champions event winners and top 10 world ranked players? You don't understand the lengths zeio will go to prosecute strongly held beliefs rven when all the evidence destroyed his argument...

Extremely impressive win by LYJ which sets him up as the favorite for the final. It seemed Harimoto had a serving strategy that contained LYJ but something flipped after that game 6 timeout and he found a serving strategy that also contained Harimoto. The sport is going to be interesting...

So why didn't everyone get injured as a result of the domestic trials? Harimoto? Togami? Shinozuka? Why just Uda?

I guess someone else can make sense of how that answers my question. It's pretty straightforward to me that she hasn't performed as well as her teammates, explanations do not affect the bottom line. Covid19 didn't affect her teammates either? If the damage from Covid19 affecting her momentum...

Any clue what he is using on backhand?

You have to watch Jim Butler commentate a Kanak match to understand. Look for a US Nationals or US Open match where Kanak is playing and Butler is commentating. At some point, Butler will go into a rant on how poor Kanak's serve is and how he needs to improve it.

I never thought Korbel was similar to the Powerwood. Doesn't mean your conclusion is wrong but just calling it as I see it. Powerwood is much thicker and stiffer and has a hollow handle. Also breaks far more easily at the neck.