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This comment matters to me and only me, but Yang Xiaoxin hasn't played since the China Smash. Skipped Almaty, Muscat, and Frankfurt, all of which she's played before. She didn't participate in Tarnobrzeg's first Champions League match either.

Yang Xiaoxin explains the concept here. Essentially, depending on whether you go with or against the spin will change the depth of the return.

He is still using the Goriki Danshi and Spectol S1, but switched to Hybrid MK on his forehand.

Harimoto clawing his way back in the fifth game and managing to hold off that remarkable barrage of shots from Duda was really remarkable. Again showing the importance of sometimes just getting the ball back and your opponent making the mistake.

Odo responded tremendously well and has now forced Cheng into a time out early in the seventh. Odo might have one of the best backhands in the women's game.

Brutal end to the game by Odo there.

I still feel like this is more of Mima issue than a short pips issue per se. She hasn't adapted her game at all, plays incredibly high risk, and is at a physical disadvantage being so short. Sun Mingyang just crushed Qian Tianyi at nationals recently. Miyuu Kihara used to be a lot closer in...

Boy do I have news for you.

I have Curl P1V in 0.5 on one of my blades and to me hers looks thicker than that. For reference, He Zhuojia uses feint soft which comes in only OX or 1.5mm Here's Kim Kum Yong's paddle:

Considering OP is looking for something hard, Do Knuckle or Super Do Knuckle are probably too soft. If OP wants the hardest possible sponge I'd probably do Attack 8 53 deg or any of the Pro or Extreme rubbers from Dr. Neubauer.

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Well not for long since he's likely going to prison.

Which version of attack 8 did you use? Because it comes in sponge hardnesses up to 53 deg. There's also the version of 388C-1 with a normal sponge which I've tried which is quite hard.

Unfortunately for one reason or another I haven't been able to play. I will be playing tomorrow. I have it as the forehand rubber on my Ebenholz VII, which I put my old sheet of Dragon Grip on before it totally died, but I was surprisingly pleased with the results. The rubber only comes in...

He probably means the Patrick Chila lol

Viscaria/Tenergy 64/Curl P1V It's a little blurry, but you can roughly make out the 64 here. Clearly P1V

Again, if this was true, no one would have been able to return serve up to the year 2001. You do not need to see the contact point to return serve!

We need regime change in North Korea so I can watch Kim Kum Yong at the WTT events.