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They both know what is at stake as will Ding Ning and LSW when they play. MZ especially knows she will not go unless she wins, so she is doing what she has to.

Plus 1.

My eyes are fine, thank you, and the ref agreed with me.

I dislike Facebook streaming vs Youtube.

Sam Walker beat Liam Pitchford again? This triangle matchup is not cool at all - they should have a final 3 all play all to see who wins among the top 3.

It's not about amateurs or pros, it's about finding what he likes. He knows what he likes, but he doesn't know what is like it. He tried something popular so we have a reference point which we can use to point him in a direction.

If you play competitively at the same time as training, this is one approach. But sometimes, if you just put in the time with the right kind of training, what you think are small adjustments can be built into the main stroke easily. It also depends on how you think of the small adjustments...

Everyone is different. He has said he is an experienced player, so the most important thing is to get him what he likes, not what we without seeing how he plays thinks is best for him.

Hard question to answer. The correct answer would depend on many things and is specific to each individual and their development path. Also coaching will give you a better idea of how these things develop in players and what is a reasonable way to develop them in players who don't have them...

Everyone can talk about his retirement. Personally, ever since the match against Jeoung Youngsik at Olympics, he can retire when he chooses, he earned that right after that match for me in the best possible way with some of the best fighting spirit I have ever seen in a match.

Joo, Mazunov and may the new Butterfly Hadraw VR are somewhere along the lines of what he is looking for. So is the Power 7, which is almost exclusively sold in India these days.

No so much finish the shot but play a shot with enough quality that the opponent's control and offensive options are limited. One shot table tennis relies too much on getting weak enough balls to put away or that your opponent is just not used to defending balls of your quality and this is not...

BH is fundamentally limited, some players rated even 300 pts above me can't do what I am doing. Adjusting to the ball on the backhand side is just difficult. The drill is fun, and I have been doing some version of it since I was 1700. Then, I Was a bit more mobile so it helped me a lot when...

Sure, you wish. The guy who was closest agreed with me. Calling someone a cheat because of that is your own vie. Stop ruining a good kid's name.

BTW, our club was flooded on Wednesday so I had to drive to Princeton if I wanted to hit a ball - had to cancel lessons through the weekend. Here is me practicing at Princeton. I was trying to do something with my backhand but what I thought I was doing and what I was doing were not the same...

That you even tried is to your credit. I would just have limped around the table and let it go.

Yeah. Not an FZD level prodigy but definitely not an unknown quantity. All these guys were all strong junior (B Team) players so if you followed the Junior worlds, you would know all of them at some point.

Yan An is also 0-4 - Amazing.

I am sure he and his coach had a long talk after that first match.

So Xu Xin shows that it is possible to remain undefeated after 4 matches!