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As the Guvnor requested, I am happy to post an interview with Timo Boll. The interview was done by Xiegong Fischer during the launch of his book "My China - A journey into the wonderland of table tennis China" or in German, "Mein China: Eine Reise ins Wunderland des Tischtennis". Photo by...

Since many asked who held the longest no1, so I thought I would post this thread. Wang Liqin is the longest in the modern era. I think the longest no1 is held by a Hungarian named VICTOR BARNA. He held it in 1931, 1932, and 1933/34. The ranking record disappeared and emerged again in 1938, and...

We should take a good hard look at this clip. It's the saddest thing that I had ever seen. My wife actually cried. It was uploaded on youtube 13 hours ago. The incident happened at a market in China I think. The 1st driver didn't know what he hit, but 18 passer by just ignored the poor little...

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I am pretty sure that everybody have heard the news of what happened in Norway. Our deepest condolences to all of our friends from Norway. It truly was unexpected and we wish you quick recovery from the attack.

I found this on youtube, and those Ai Fukuhara out there, this is a treat.... :) Photo: Japan team dressing new shirts

I always believe that doubles are always more technical and more difficult to play, let alone master than singles, though there are certain quarters who begs to differ. By having right/lefthanded partnership to right/right or left/left handed partnership, there are endless possibilities, right...

Every player will have their own unique style as how they approach a game. Say if you are a defensive player, what type of serve is best for you. Do you look for a quick attack or wait for your opponent to make a mistake? If you are an all out attacker, do you wait for the ball that allow you to...