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:o oh god I am in love.. :)

Well that explains a lot to me! Because I really thought when Cai came in, that.. it was like Zhang became smaller.. That Cai has to be a big one in China. Now your words confirmed it :) So - even though Zhang is a rebel, he knows where to stop ;)

For me it was really interresting to watch the attitude that ZJK has during LGL showing him stuff. But look at him how it changed, when the other guy came. Cai Zhenhua? Well it was like - Okay, this one is here, now I have to really listen and do what I have to do. It was like he has very little...

Tony - the problem is that this sport is really too complicated! Its known that for fast thinking that is needed in table tennis (general tactics, strategy, rotation, direction and speed of ball; moving, weaknesses and position of the oponent, moving, weaknesses and position of the player) and...

Just posted about it in the other topic.. I didnt know about LGL sayin, just looked up here: http://ittf.com/ittf_ranking/olympic_singles_ranking/ where you can clearly see ZJK being in the green and FZD and XX NOT .. that means ZJK goes.. What makes me sad is, that world no. 1 in women is not...

Wov, well done Hui Xu :)

That is funny .. are you so lazy or what? Just go to http://ittf.com/_front_page/ittf2.asp?category=head_to_head1 and fill it in you will see.. But maybe you wont.. Zhang won in 2013 WTTC R32 4:0, then lost due to injury later in 2013 China Open, then lost 4:2 German open.. Last their meeting...

Well this is what I got by mail from ITTF today..

So, few surprises, but nothing major.. LSW vs. LXX in the final Also XX vs. ZJK in the mens final..

Seems like the penhold grip is getting less and less popular.. Any results? I saw Ito Mima being 2 games each with Feng Tianwei, but didnt catch the end of the final game.. I saw now Xu Xin won some match 3:1 against some Chang Hung Chieh or somewhat like that, lol.. Where it will be live on...

Maharu had to beat both brothers Matsudairas to get to the semifinals with Mizutani ;) And Freitas, well.. damn you man! I had the ticket for 45 euros wanished after you lost from 3:2, 6:2 and 3:3 6:1 .. omg how can one lose a match like that?? :(

What an achievement for Bai He from "Slovakia", originated from China! He just managed to beat Alexandre Robinot, Darko Jorgic, Joao Monteiro, Jon Persson!!! Now Marcos Freitas waiting for him! Also Lubomir Jancarik beat Wang Zengyi and Jens Lundqvist to get to Dimitrij Ovtcharov who he is...

Its like noone considered this: 2nd spot will be choosen by the rankings.. And that means FZD for China. From how I see that, FZD should be qualified anyways and he should be qualified into the singles event.. If they choose third option, from what I understand, it will be just for the team event.

Okay, so from what I understand, LGL will not choose anything. The decision not to send anyone into the stage 2 made it clear to qualify players according to the olympic rankings.. http://www.ittf.com/ittf_ranking/olympic_singles_ranking/ So we have to wait for the olympic rankings of May...

So how about the third stage ?

Maxim Shmyrev, the former world champion of pingpong, is now in the finals of the challenger series! He just managed to beat Miroslav Ho?ejší and is going to play Roko Tosic for the 1st place! Just in few minutes.. http://challengerseries.net/content/video

So the live stream comming soon, .. well I could use one already.. ;)

Hahaaa, guess who is playing in this week´s tournament?? Its Maxim Shmyrev! He lost his opening match to Roko Tosic 3:1, but its nice to see world championg of pingpong to play table tennis for a change ;-)

Btw, I just wanted to point out, that Pištej is one of the very few (if not the only one) who played Ma Long in a tournament, and didnt even lost a set! He won 4:0 ;-) I mean - he played Ma Long, but never lost to Ma Long.. Who else can say that? :D Yes, it was in 2003, but still .. :-D

Thank you :) Its all about the bad chinese influence into the sport. Because Bai He is chinese origin, people here want Slovak player to win. Well in fact I like Bai He more than Wang Yang or Thomas Keinath (also "slovak" players), because at least he speaks Slovak.. lol .. I mean - Keinath...