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Maybe a little belated. But I just found the vid. [Emoji2]

Just found this Highlights-vid

Phhhhh. Strange conclusion IMHO. But if you don't trust forum sellers then don't buy from them. Simple as that. You can also get DHS National gear from an official DHS Vendor like www.yoger.com.cn They also sell National rubbers and other things and are official DHS shop. But if you do that...

That makes sense. Thanks for clarification. [Emoji106]

Maybe you´re right, i don´t know. My money tells me that as long people are buying them (C-Balls), factories will keep makin ´em. We shall see. And wouldn´t a change back to 40mm or even 38mm(cell-free) also mean they could even make MOARR money? Just a thought [Emoji6]

Are you sure this is accurate? That would mean Jang Woo-Jin would have paid for his rubbers, since he´s No#48 and not in top 20, and that´s quite hard for me to believe. But maybe he´s funded by someone.

Gude, du hast bestimmt das hier gemeint, oder? Xu Xin in Matrix Bullet-Time [Emoji2] This must be the one you're looking for. Here's the whole thread. https://www.tabletennisdaily.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?15039-Xu-Xin-in-Martix-Bullet-Time!-0-29-seconds

Hahaha :) Why not? He wouldn't be the first pro that's got biten by the EJ Bug. [EMOJI2] Could also be possible. Does it have the same sponge colour as H3? I'm asking 'cause the sponge colours of Bluefire and of Soulspin P16st are different to H3. Bluefire ist a bit lighter and P16ST is a bit...

On this week's auctions there are six shirts available. 1. An original Tibhar Shirt by Saarbrücken's topplayer and portuguese National Team Player Tiago Apolonia. http://m.ebay.com/itm/142351109169?_trksid=p3984.m1557.l2649&_mwBanner=1 2. An original Tibhar Shirt from Saarbrücken's topplayer...

Yeah, great this bad wording got sorted out. I believe James meant to say that there aren't many internationally known rubber producing factories located there. But that's not a shame at all. Before ESN was founded most of the German and other European TT-companies had let their rubbers be...

Ah i see. I thought you do this treatment to a brandnew rubber too. But as long as it works. Still i'm amazed by how often you do this without the rubber degrading mentionable. My Revolution 3 rejuvenator which also contains oil shouldn't be used as often as that, 'cause it also softens the...

Then it also must be possible for lower ranked players too. Jang Woo-jin is ranked No. #48 on recent WRL.

Totally agree. It would be great if more companies would have these graphics on their packages.

TTC RS Fulda is the first team that made it to the finals after winning the second leg vs. Ochsenhausen too. Man of the match was Ruwen Filus with two wins including a straight 3:0 vs Simon Gauzy. Here are the results: TTC RhönSprudel Fulda-Maberzell – TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen 3:1 Ruwen...

Hahaha. Lovely. [Emoji2] Thanks for the quick reply. [Emoji106]

I think either you or me must have misunderstood something carl wrote. Afaik oiling a brandnew rubber won't do you much of a favor since it most likely rather will shorten the life of your rubber. This procedure is mostly meant for old and close to dead rubbers, 'cause what the oil does is...

I certainly will. Still a bit early now to say anything. I've put some on my old national H3NEO and some on a newer provincial H3NEO and left another H3Neo untouched to be able to have a comparison. I'll let you know about the results in a couple of days. Actually i don't really expect to...

Well, i couldn't resist my curiousity and ordered ten days ago some "Blütenkirsche" rubber cleaner for tacky rubbers from ttnpp.com since i also wanted to get some of those new DHS D40+ balls. Today i've picked up the parcel from the post office. It really got delivered fast, it was there on...

I could be wrong but it looks as if he's complaining about Ma Long tossing the ball not vertically enough and that he's throwing it too much into his body.

Here are the results: 1. FC Saarbrücken TT – Borussia Düsseldorf 3:1 Bojan Tokic – Kristian Karlsson 3:1 (3, 10, -4, 6) Patrick Franziska – Timo Boll 2:3 (6, 5, -8, -7, -8) Tiago Apolonia – Stefan Fegerl 3:0 (10, 5, 10) Bojan Tokic – Timo Boll 3:0 (7, 8, 10)