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Hahaha but I guess you still have to pay extra if you live in the out-back. On a serious note, I think they will be affordable and reasonably priced. The price goes up exponentially as Will goes up the world ranking. So my advice is, buy them now!!:)

Wow, Ma Long lost. Like I said when he lost to Koki at the Asian, other pros will stand up and take note how Koki beat him. And now, Lee Sang Sun did exactly what Koki did. Amazing results for Lee, and a great scalp.:)

I can see you becoming an entrepreneur after you playing days Will:)...Nice looking blade I might say. I wonder if you have them in flare grip if they're on sale. Where can us mortals get them buddy??:)

Thanx for the link buddy. nice one:)

There are no live stream..btw, is it over already? I totally forgotten about it.:)

It's always tricky:). You have to be confident, but not overly confident. You must be cautious, but not to the extend you freeze up. You have to respect every opponent, but not too much respects that will prevent you from playing your game. Confuse? Me too hahaha The real trick here is to...

Cheers D_E :) You sure knows how to motivate me buddy:) I still enjoy TT very much, and watching players like you, Matt, Dan and the rest makes me think that I need to up my ante and train. For the past 3 years I have not been doing regular exercises..I just go down to the club and start hitting...

Yeah I read that on Sarah's thread too...don't be disheartened buddy, you'll never know what's gonna happen in 4years. :)

NOOOOO!!!!!!!!! Crazy!! That's the 1st time i've seen anyone doing that kinda shot!! Ridiculous improvisation!!

Actually mate, I've seen the difference earlier when you showed the video of you training with your coach on another thread. Huge difference mate. You're quicker on y our feet, and there's a flow in your game, not to mention your stamina. In your much earlier videos, you seem to try to finish...

Her's how to do it:)

hahahahahahLOL More than just cook and clean for you? Hmmmm I wonder....what else:)

Yeah Matt, I've been meaning to ask you about this. I wonder if you may post a video of your mates or yourself doing it just so we may get the general idea?:)

I think the blade playability itself is quite ordinary. There are a lot more blades out there play better. But, I think the price is due to the rareness of the wood, identical to the worlds famous Stradivarius violin. And Matt, even if I hit the edge is enough to make me cry:), if I break it...

NITTAKU RESOUD I came across this some time ago, and only now I have the opportunity to create a thread about it. Crazy as it may seem, the blade retails at EUR2,064.17 (http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/tt-blade-nittaku-resoud-st) Anyone interested doing a review on it?? Hahaha I know...

Nice compilation Matt:)...I sure miss watching Koji. He always reminds me players from the 60's. His FH side spins reminds me of Weixing's. But if I were to vote, I would go for Joo for his more direct offence.

Thanx Giangt:)...I feel sorry for him too. He taught us a lot about TT, and for that I am eternally grateful. He was also the one who told me to change to handshake. I was a penholder for 10 years. He said, in the future, handshake is the way to go since the game will change in the future...and...

10 ply!! hahahaha crazy!! looks nice. Any idea the type of wood?:)

7-10sec at the airport shaking hands, the 4th guy. 2:22 playing doubles and 5:20 showing the serves. He's a penholder using short pips.:) Very strict fellow, and extremely good...was 2nd in the world before he was accused of selling matches and kicked out of the chinese team. Till now, he said...

Nice video TTM. :) I also have a video of my coach, Li Furong (also known as Li Fu Jung). My coach for 3 years