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At the same degree of hardness, TG2 has a higher max spin and speed than H3. People say TG2 is slow refer to the speed with low-medium impact. Once you fully punch through the rubber, you will see the monstrous spin and speed in Xu Xin’s game. In short, you need very good physiques and...

Alamian crushed Yoshimura 3-1. Well played. Will see how he will play in men’s doubles again Japan

The lack of competition in WCQ’s age range is his big advantage for now. If this issue continues, CNT will be in big trouble. But back to FZD, he needs a lot of new tricks to win the Paris Olympic. His game is too simple and relies too much on topspin rallies

Considering every inch is gold in Shanghai, each table has a large space. No wonder they charge so much per hour 😂😂

In response, Darko flicked many light-speed top spin to FZD’s fh, revealing his sluggish footwork

That’s true that WCQ has this problem. But when you ask yourself - how many times did WCQ lose a match while leading? Probably 10 out of 100 (just a made up number for illustration) When you ask the same question about LGY, the answer is probably 30 out of 100 a few years ago and down to 15 out...

I've played through two sheets of TDE. Always use Max thickness. The sponge reacts really well with Seamoon. 2mm has way too little capacity for absorbing the Seamoon oil. Max thickness give you more room for boosting. If you are new to Chinese tacky rubber, TDE is a great choice. At a lower...

41 degree is my personal favourite

I have played two sheets of D09C. Extremely durable. The one on my BH is still good after 18 months. And I bought it as second hand. On the side note, Gewo Coddex 52 is very similar to D09C. It is made to very high quality too

Exactly. When I watched his match against Darko I was frustrated by his serve. He literally served to Darko’s FH 99% of the time. No variation in placement 🤷🏻

I can see that you enjoy mid distance looping. Me too 😁 I’ve used all the rubbers you mentioned. I’ve been boosting for over 10 years. Unless you have too much cash lying around, I would recommend provincial H3 OS 40 degrees. Why? OS vs BS - easier to generate spin and speed with OS...

Regarding the lack of depth in the men’s team, you are right. Among those in their early 20s, only WCQ and Lin Shidong show the potential. I can’t see anyone else who can rise to China’s #1

Ma Long’s reigning dynasty could last so many years because he kept adapting to the changing play style. Another advantage in Ma Long is that he has so many tactics up his sleeves. If Ma Long has to play 20 different players, he can literally pull out 20 different tactics combos. FZD can...

It will be tough. I don’t know if FZD’s knee injury is fully healed. His footwork is sluggish, he missed a lot of FH shots and couldn’t move fast enough for short games.

Never over boost. Try 1 layer first. If you over boost it, the rubber is finished

Hard sponge with tacky topsheet for me. I can block and return short or long. Chop is also easier.

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Harimoto definitely looks more muscular. But that point was good not due to Harimoto’s FH power, rather her wide placement.

Among all the women SYS has one of the most powerful FH. Putting the professional techniques aside, I always height is a major factor that determines fh power?