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TPB is best for OX LP hahaha

If they push it to the BH corner yes this is the easiest spin for a BH opening loop. The problem with hook serve is when they push with their BH against the spin, long to the middle or down the line to the FH. It is not a difficult receive even for amateurs, but you do need a pretty strong FH...

Imo one of the best serves is heavy pendulum sidetopspin to the opponents short extreme BH corner - the ball must exit the sides of the table at a huge angle. If they try to loop it you mentioned you have great blocking skills - just aggressively block it wide to their deep FH and you will...

TLDR, loop with more spin over the top of the ball and you wont miss it.

The reason why WCQ missed is because he was preparing to counterloop FZD's BH loop so he was positioned a bit farther away, FZD used his BH to float back a shorter high ball and now he needs to move in to kill the ball, so it is not a simple "long no spin ball". WCQ did well and almost nailed it...

It helps when the opponent pushes almost all long balls on the BH and doesnt punish them :)

Not too sure why everyone says this nonsensical word rather than a fist pump "Yes" or something like that. I even seen badminton players cho so unfortunately it may have been infectious...

Anders used it in a real match, so he is a bit cooler lol

it is not banned in the rules officially... but you should do fun things anyways!

Lol having a close to player cam makes this serve even more ridiculous. This is literally like receiving a powerloop right from the serve!

Yep i can play with my left hand with Cpen LP/SP decently. There was a period i played with both hands simultaneously which was also very fun, opponents were ultra confused because they had to face shots from LP, SP and double inverted. I even won with it against some decent players haha.

Tbh this just typical in TT. I have encountered so many of them over the years. I believe other TT players have similar experiences. There is something unique about TT which attracts toxic personalities, which I did not find in other sports. And usually those are the players with illegal serves...

Great tomahawk serves! And the FH looks nice in general (although it is leaning towards hitting a bit too much, I think a heavier topspin contact would serve you better, but it is already decent!). But on the BH it seems that youre mostly just reaching out in front of you to play a counter or...

Maybe some of those technique peer review sessions he had with Fang Bo paid off handsomely! Those short pushes and BH loopkills he had were really incredible this time around.

Yeah i still use this concept as a fake opening loop against backspin balls that drift long (it doesn't quite work against sidetop serves) - it is quite effective to get people to block into the net especially if you can sell the followthrough better. In this clip, imagine if the guy closed the...

This is side + backspin for sure because his bat angle is super open on the followthrough meaning he brushed the bottom half of the ball with force going right + upwards. Ma Lin and Chen Qi loved doing this vs this exact half long FH serve exiting the sides of the table. There is a sidetop...

Well, it did not look 50-50 at all even then. WCQ basically had to rely on illegal serves and other short game tricks to take a few measly wins against FZD. Now that serve is gone - FZD's advantage in the topspin rally is even more obvious in this match. Even in this match, WCQ actually got...

Funny that only a ex pro and 2 amateurs with pips beat Dan, pretty clear what works well!

Tbh FZD was just kinda fooling around in league(+randomness heavy 5 game matches), but here he is dead serious and motivated, and the results speak for itself.

No contest even in the final. FZD shows why he is a grand slam winner - the final boss