So every time you catch your rubber on the table it lifts off the blade. So now you have to add glue or else it will be loose. I just don't understand any advantage to have all this extra fluff hanging off your racquet.
Is his "retirement" from WTT signal a discontent with the league or just his own personal time line (burn out)?
I had a feeling he was leaning that way due to his many off court appearances. He's taking time to do things to relax instead of nose to grindstone concentration to move up in rankings.
It's a really cheap rubber so they probably use a very cheap glue. So if you're a higher level player your going to stress that top sheet much more and the glue just can't hold it together.
I think the bubbles are due to low build quality or weak glue bond. The tackiness does last a long time but I didn't get a chance to use it very long because my bubble kept growing. :rolleyes:
There isn't nearly enough money in TT as cricket. Both in revenue and market size of players. They can't afford to add another official unless they're volunteers. Nor can they add more tech which would be even higher costs.