I don't think I remember a player being as loud as Ankur is in this match when he wins points - worse than classic Harimoto because it is clearly in a team environment and amplified by teammates and directed at the opposition lol...
Wood is a living thing and when you measure the frequency and the weight of the blade, the answers to such questions tend to come out especially if there is no well glued composite to maintain consistency or the blades are made years/decades apart.
A glue job is a glue job, even pros question their glue jobs based on how the racket plays after they glue it. Some people are able to play with rackets glued by other people and while I kinda get it, I honestly don't get it. I struggle to trust a racket I didn't glue myself.
We tend to think of comebacks as the team in the lead "bottling it", but not sure I agree in many cases... it would depend on if the changes that caused the "bottling" were the result of the team in the lead doing something different or wrong... this is rarely my experience watching high level TT...
Lol. China used to refuse to have teams at this age level. In the end, most of what makes these players stronger happens in later adolescent years after funneling lots of players through.
Some of these CNT players flame out and some get better on a different time table. Ruibo also had that injury where he hit the table but he should have recovered from that given National Games and all. It might be a new era but how Liang Jingkun and Jang Woojin ultimately reminds us that we...
I would agree with this though i can understand other views. Li is young and just got to this level. I really dont understand how Sun Yang remains relevant given his style but somehow he does, maybe there just isn't anyonr else. Wen should have been expected to win two matches if he was as...
Stick with your blade, use Dignics 80 or 64. 05 needs active backhand for optimal play, 80 and 64 reqard passive play far better. 80 is still great if you want to remain offensive, 64 is quick but not as spinny.