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  1. ITTF Men's and Women's World Cup Macao 2026, 3/30-4/5

    Sora still needs to learn to laugh, even after losing a final, but I suppose I can understand why.
  2. ITTF Men's and Women's World Cup Macao 2026, 3/30-4/5

    Hana is the girl who can beat Sun – and should have beaten her yesterday with her BH. Goda is pretty much the only one on the women’s circuit who can do this. Yesterday I watched one of the most entertaining women’s races of recent years. Sun was clearly saved by the bell!
  3. GEWO Lineup

    They weren't on the Schöler-Micke website yesterday, but unlike Contra, I can see them now.
  4. GEWO Lineup

    It appears there is now also a new range of hybrid rubbers, the ICONIXX-HXT series, available in the following hardness levels: 45, 48, 50 & 55. It doesn’t seem to me to be a coincidence that Gewo is now launching these rubbers shortly after Andro released its HY-Q series. I wonder if this new...
  5. WTT Champions Chongqing 2026 Presented by AITO (10 - 15 March 2026)

    And with illegal services, like many others. WTT
  6. WTT Feeder Düsseldorf-2026 (2 - 6 March 2026)

    You're not going to compare Luka to Sabine, are you? One of them has long since proven that they can play table tennis.
  7. WTT Feeder Düsseldorf-2026 (2 - 6 March 2026)

    Rassenfosse!💪
  8. WTT Feeder Düsseldorf-2026 (2 - 6 March 2026)

    Gionis vs Mladenovic: 1-3 😢
  9. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    Certainly not against Wang, but since his move to Zyre, his FH has improved remarkably.
  10. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    I am not detracting from Wang's performance at all, but if you miss almost all BH flips after Wang's service and your own service (i.e. on the second or third ball), it is difficult to speak of a dominant game from your opponent. The third and fourth sets were slightly better, but Lin certainly...
  11. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    Lin's successful banana flips could be counted on one hand, especially in the first two sets. Almost everything from his backhand went over the table or into the net, and that was already during the second rally. So this was not a credit to Wang, but unusually poor play from Lin. After that...
  12. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    Rarely seen Lin's BH so weak. Wang is the best left-handed player!
  13. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    Lin was virtually unrecognisable in the first two sets. This was probably down to Wang's performance, but Lin also made many unforced errors.
  14. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    I am particularly pleased because at least one umpire dared to call a serve that was beyond the baseline and above the table (which you could see from a distance was not the case this time, but he was unable to judge that himself from his position) as a fault. He guessed wrong because it was a...
  15. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    What's going on with Truls?
  16. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    The first one was very close for Truls.
  17. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    I am very pleased with LYJ. And indeed, he has been playing very consistently lately. I am happy. His forehand has improved even more, but his backhand timing remains superior. Hopefully the semi-final against Truls and the final against WCQ.
  18. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    Twice too steep a throw.
  19. Singapore Smash 2026, Singapore, 2/19-3/1

    Another noteworthy development at LJH is that now that TTR is in place, which checks whether the serve is indeed behind the table, LJH has apparently suddenly adapted completely. After years of starting his serve from beside the table and serving beyond the baseline, from where he could improve...
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