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This: Reflex test and this: Batax-test

I do not know if he himself knows what his lesser qualities are but I have known for a long time what his shortcoming is and for attentive readers I have written it here several times, namely his reflex time especially in his BH > FH movement and with age and having developed more muscles it has...

Not 100% completely agree, your weaknesses must always be improved to achieve better stability. Lin has to have just about the best BH timing in the circuit. His FH has improved a lot now. The fact that he is left-handed almost always gives up some advantage. This, together with his tactical...

Almost every player is vulnerable short on his FH. I don't know how this comes about but many players don't seem to have practised on short play balls on the FH. Some examples, D. Ovtcharov cannot push on his FH > uses his BH push for this. Harimoto does have a great FH flip but usually opts to...

I look forward to the days when they will put an invisible buzzerline in line with the table width. The buzzer is going to work overtime. Very sad that no referees dare call the players on this or deduct points.

Only a few?🤣

⚠️ Caution fragile!⚠️:D

18 points in a row from Hugo. However, this finale did not warm me up.

I still maintain, HT has a lack of responsiveness. This came up several times in his match against Lin. Weak response of RH > FH. It looks always of he is surprised.

Saw some really nice points in the Ma vs Liang match

I have actually always been happy with my Gewo Hype XT Pro 40.0 on my Andro TP_LIGNA CI as an FH. We also tried Nexxus EL Pro 43 once but it was not a success. Not sure if there is a similar rubber with even more spin options than a Hype XT Pro 40.0.

Many of his balls indeed go past the table!

Why so many FH balls trying to banana-flip with BH?

Off topic, small question, is Anders Lind actually Erik Lind's son? Maybe you know that?

Indeed, I'm also surprised he likes these hard rubbers.

I ordered 2 rubbers from them last year on 23 October. They were delivered to me on 12 November in Greece.

Starting from your own strength is a prerequisite and a good point if you start a match with this attitude. If your strongest weapon fails, you must quickly analyse where your opponent's weakness lies. You will have to (learn to) adapt yourself to that particular situation. Try, try again and...

I would say the right one is 2 max.

Andro TP_Ligna CI

It's all in the head. As a coach I would have put Alexis as No1 anyway, seems only logical but tactically they might have been better off putting Felix in that spot. Indeed, it (maybe) wouldn't have mattered much.