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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.

In the match Diaz vs WM, why was points changed from 5-7 to 4-8 during the first set?

Luka, has no technique on his BH, let that be clear. Nor can he push on his FH because it looks for his anti (which is normal). I don't feel like watching the video of the opening again but the first 1.35 says enough and it just goes on and on. That boy, no matter how good that he tries his best...

Apology regarding Joola, that shouldn't have been there.

I absolutely do not know the US league. I only know that at the time a Belgian, Norbert Van de Walle started playing in America. Now, the MLTT (actually, this should come in the other topic) should perhaps revise its format and MUST insert at least a few of its own young players from the US...

I don't think Tony really meant it that way. There are VERY and many good players between 35 & 40. The fact is that the MTTL does not (yet) really represent the young violence. If Lebesson and Provost, for example, still want to get their share, so be it. Money lures players in all countries and...

I like Damien's style. Plays with a lot of feeling, a little bit Waldner style. But he is a sup-sup topper. Despite not featuring in the WTT circus, he would not be a top-100 player either in my humble opinion. In fact, he has now become too old for that too at 40. But he did choose a different...

Come, come, world top is relative. There are indeed some top and sub-top players but the majority are sub-sub players. You can hardly call Damian Provost a sub-topper. He played one season here in the Greek league but deliberately chose the lesser matches due to other commitments elsewhere. But...

There are not that many players with anti but what I do know is that Sabine Winter e.g. has a much better technique with her BH than Luka and she not only by the way but also all the other anti players have a much better stroke because they more than likely have a good basic technique...

Ditto here! Also Stellan Bengtsson got me playing table tennis, especially he is indeed also left-handed. Therefore, my love always goes out to all left-handed table tennis players :love: I started playing table tennis in 1975 and first saw him live in 1977 at the World Championships in Birmingham.

I am left-handed because I do all sports on the left. Football, all racket sports, basketball (left on top of the ball), darts, golf, etc...but...they taught me to write left at the time in school because we had to learn to write right there. I can get by with right in table tennis a little bit...

His BH movements are abominably bad but he has indeed apparently learned his own movements with the anti. It is un-be-liev-able that someone with so little technique can still make it this far. I keep asking myself then, why didn't this guy just learn good basic technique? Why didn't he just...

Mmmmm, I don't think that either. The movements with his BH are terrible, but it works for him.