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Look at the amount of unforced errors made by Harimoto and compare to his unforced errors in the world tour (TTZoom analysed that match). You will see Harimoto made much-much more unforced errors here. Boll has a consistent level, while Harimoto is unstable mentally.

And it seems they changed their views about letting players to tournaments. Not just the top players, but nearly all of their promising stars are coming: Zhou Kai, Xue Fei, Liu Dingshuo, Yu Ziyang, Zhou Qihao...Wang Chuqin is missing, maybe due to his loss against Alexandre Cassin.

Boll wins you most games by default in any league except CTTSL. Time rulings are a bit tough, but that makes T2 unique. And it gives the whole tournament a tempting scent to watch it.

I wanted to see LDS rocking, but he had problems with his ankle and tried to play a controlled game (like CCA). :(

Dan said that the guys in the HQ do something exciting. Maybe if he had a chance to try it might ask BTY to let him reveal something about the new Tenergies. They couldn't keep it in secret because of the authorised rubber list and the forum members noticed it, so BTY could even let Dan tell us...

I don't want to crush your dreams but Butterfly won't give up a single cent from it's prices. :(

I usually use rubbers till they become unplayable. If it still grabs the ball well, then you can use for training. No need to change. However if you play a tournament important for you or for your team, change rubber 1 week before. For league play I use my training rubbers, but I am higher level...

And it was Freitas who get called on serve, not throwing high enough. Par Gerrel hiding the serve doesn't matter, right? I don't mind hidden serves like Gerrel's, but then the umpire shouldn't call the other player's serve.

Well, it depends on what level and what style your opponent is. I've only played stronger attackers, can't say much about choppers. But second league level and above playing safe shots isn't really an option, they will kill the ball. (I'm speaking about when you're weaker than that level. If you...

Play risky, extremely aggressive and be on fire!

But why not the Genesis II S Spin? So you would have double Spin!!! :D Edit: I realised that S stands for soft, sorry.

Tenergy 09C .....maybe a tacky topsheet? C for Chinese style? C for Chopping and it's a defender's version? Tenergy 05N .....N for National isn't a bad idea. It can be a factory tuned version. Or N for Nippon? (however then it should be Tenergy 09ZH for Zhongguo.) N for Narrow pimples? N for...

I summarize a hungarian review about Shining Dragon: -it consists of a very soft topsheet and hard sponge -the sponge is similar hardness to EL-S -it's pretty lightweight -the topsheet isn't tacky -it has a medium throw angle and generates medium arc -very easy and safe to play with it -it feels...

All Tenergy exist in 1.7.

Xiom and Victas are the major companies missing. (No conclusions, just an observation.)

It was Wang Hao. Maybe Ma Lin too, but WH for sure.

And the H3 topsheet + Tenergy sponge combo works well? Could you give us a review?

Vega Pro and FX-P are both not too fast, but offensive rubbers. FX-P has a softer sponge and more catapult than Vega Pro. If you use bigger swing, you don't need the catapult effect that much, because you probably have enough power. The catapult helps you when you use use smaller shots to give...

I think MX-P would be too fast for your needs. I haven't tried the Asia DF, neither Marder II, I can't say anything about them. Probably Karis would be the best for you, but if you can't get one, go for either FX-P/FX-S or Vega Pro. I played with Vega Pro for nearly 2 years, it's a great...

I can imagine that in a chinese factory someone wants to earn more money, so he started to use the old 40+ factory lines too, but he stamps the balls with the the new machines. It's definitely not TTNP's fault.