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Not at all, iI am pointing out the level of stupidity in saying things like Qian Tianyi plays nothing like Hina Hayata, you do realize that Lin Gao Yuan has cloned Boll in practice. That said, sarcasm is not your strong point, grasshopper.

Sun Mingyang is much bigger than Mima Ito... she also uses Chinese rubber on forehand. Try again.

Emm.. Zhang Rui plays nothing like Mima Ito... no way she could be a Mima Ito clone... That's the logic of some here.... so there!

Felix? Qiu Dang?

You said Qian Tianyi was the only successful lefty and I pointed out Kuai Man. As for whether someone has to play exactly like someone to mimic them, I will leave you to your understanding of table tennis. In any case though, I don't need your righteousness, I need facts.

Most of the Japanese team use male practice partners. But sure, Hashimoto is probably the Ruwen Filus clone.

Kuai Man, anyone? Can you provide the articles with the negative connotations of Chinese clone? I at least provided am article from a successful TT coach in Maryland, you just provide your righteousness. In fact, more discussion of the topic led to the conclusion that cloning is just a stage...

I have played similarly loops of half long balls many times, you can't blame a double bounce on the sound entirely especially when it came off the player's hand. And it wasn't that close, the ball.was going to come off, it was taking it early that created the sound.

You don't understand English. There is a difference between "beating China matters" and "only beating China matters".

I didn't awe a double bounce. Nit could also have been a double ir and the racket could have hit the table. MLTT needs ro do better on such calls and rules.

Chat GPT hallucinated, but my statement is very specific to singles. If you actually list out the medals, you will see that Hayata has a lot of Asian medals that Ito doesn't (Hirano does, even if Hirano"s difficulty was much higher), a World Championships bronze that Ito doesn't (Hirano does)...

Stop speaking to yourself. No one has said that only beating China matters because losing to anyone else has consequences. Hayata is the most accomplished Japanese singles table tennis player of her generation. Yet you hold up someone far less accomplished as the person to be respected. So...

Ah okay. So for you, only China matters, the others do not. Thanks for the clarification.

And your posts prove that Hayata is not the most titled singles player of her generation? Or that Hirano's being smarter helped her beat Shin Yubin at the Olympics? You seem to misunderstand the point that you are being accused of - selectively citing other facts doesn't affect that.

Again, looking past the fact that Wang Yidi was involved and that there was no Wang Manyu or Chen Meng. Looking past the fact that Sun Yingsha was not in good form. Continue to cherrypick your facts when it suits. Or just accept the results for what they are and agree that by medals and...

Hari-boy clearly confused.

Some Chinese players can't use D05 on the forehand (they prefer Hurricane) but Harimoto can. Some of them might find D05 too fast on backhand as well. So the point is not just at our level. That said, there is a physics to this stuff and it isn't all feeling. But players below a certain...

Kuai Man has already answered that question. Beating China is not the only standard. Korea(s), Germany, Hong Kong and Chinese Taipei also have serious plans so let us see how it all plays out. North Korea and Germany are especially interesting wild cards.

And Harimoto's record against Felix especially and Truls secondarily? Beating China isn't everything as Felix. Hugo and Truls have proven - you have to beat everyone else in front of you as well.

Yeah, but i am not as convinced of this as I used to be. After all, we have Gozo, who is enamored with rocket launcher hinoki bazookass. He is used to playing with it, likes playing with it, and isn't in the mood to use something else. It is possible to use blades that are too slow just as it...