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Now that Yasaka had just launched the Rakza 9, which they claim is harder than the 7 series. From what was written on the thread (http://www.tabletennisdaily.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?2584-New-Yasaka-Rakza-9), they say they changed to a harder rubber, but maintained the same sponge. The...

My sentiments exactly Carl!:) If they qualify, they should go..end of story. Ideally for me, every country should be able to send their players through the qualifying rounds, and if they win, they go.

1. Wang Liqin (no brainer haha) 2. Jialiang 3. Li Fu Jung (or Li Furong - my coach for 3 years) 4. Timo 5. Waldner

How about the new Hurricane King III? I'm kinda curious:) Carbon or all wood? Some say it has carbon.

I don't get it. Why would anyone cut the edges? If I have a 4 edges (national version, most expensive and the best), why would I want to cut it into 6 (provincial) or 8 edges (commercial), and ended up having to sell it at a lower price?

Photino and amultart too have hinoki as the outer ply, but but with zylon sandwiching kiri in the middle. Zylon give a bit more dwell time than carbon, but it lacks feel I think.

Stiga Ebenholz classic flair is the best so far for me:) It has a flatter surface which makes it easier for me to feel and adjust the angle of the racket surface.

Hahahaha Though I doubt it but it could happen you know! Just like when Sampras beat Federer, and after that, Roger lost quite a number of matches. As if the other pros took noticed what Sampras did, and used it against Roger:).

TT players should do an exhibition matches for a good cause, just like tennis players. It's the only way I can see how Waldner is, up against Ma Long hahaha

If Liu is constantly over looking Ma Long for the individual events, even though he is the no 1...if I was him, I would just switch allegiance and play for an European country hahahaha

I GOT A SHOCKED WHEN THE MUSIC CAME ON HAHAHAHA "I don't wanna study, I just wanna party!" hahaha Where is this place where you play buddy? You started playing with a white ball and I had a hard time where the ball was. Good thing you changed it :) Btw, which one is you?

Dan, you're right. I couldn't actually put a finger how WLQ played until you mentioned losing his competitive edge because he has been a sparring partner to his team mates. He actually played as a sparring partner in that match. He was passive and he was just keeping the ball in play. A shadow...

Where's the link buddy?:)

Hi buddy, about the Maze/Mizu documentaries...you didn't put the link:)

It's a shame to see WLQ lacking top match fitness. Quite a number of uncharacteristic errors coming off from his racket. No doubt Noshad played extremely well and deservedly won the match, but WLQ given any other day would have him for breakfast. Nevertheless, great scalp for Norshad:) and...

It would be interesting to know the size of the pips on T80. Maybe it's one of the model development to cater for the ball change in the future.

New balls, means new technology in rubber development. The same thing happened after the speed glue ban:)

Hope you saw his match for 3rd and 4th placings...exceptional rallies throughout, and the Chinese fans were standing up at the end of most rallies.

Jialiang making a come back?? :) I think the match-ups were pure luck. Because none of the bosses knew what the other was going to put on his players list. They just have to guess. Rosskopf put Timo 1st thinking that Liu was going to put Ma Long as the 1st single. Liu was not following the world...

Liu Shiwen is leading 3-0 against Wu Yang in the final. For the 3rd and 4th placing, Li Jiawei suffered a major scare when Dang Ye Seo came back from 3-1 to level the score at 3-3. The final set Li closed the tie at 11-9 to clinched the 3rd placing.