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You're right, I can't find them anywhere as the tables have been cleared for the new season and the archives only offer overall results for each season. Which, as a Franche-Comté (the first and last time you'll hear this word) native was well worth the look. Morez, 5.000 inhabitants busy...

Keep them coming! Thanks

Yes but no, the higher bounce and less crazy dips in all directions due to spin make it more predictable, and easier to knock off the bounce. It favours "in force" play and even Xu Xin is more direct in many of his shots, which goes in hand with the carbon blade. Of course he's still got a...

That's really good. It's a simple thing but even spending an hour with racket and ball, nothing else, is a good way to start. There's similar advice in this video, although he's a shake-hander you should definitely watch it: https://youtu.be/sjm9PvelFnA And the mandatory Ma Lin video to go...

Sorry for the Simon Gauzy loveshow but I also wanted to share this video. What's so good about it is the camera angle: https://youtu.be/dpkAMHGBKMI Also, how do you embed a video from a mobile?

Points for getting the winner? There haven't been many answers to this thread but we should do a betting / pronostics league, using the ITTF points system. Bit of work though, would there be anyone interested?

Have you seen when Xu Xin catches the ball at 2-0 and 7-7 in the third? And yes the Kenta rally of the year contender in the fourth, the two Xu Xin forehand whacks in the fifth... TT at its best!

Ding Ning, phenomenal. Those three points in the 3rd and 4th! Some bangers from Wang YiDi as well. Heck of a final.

You could have played like Jimi Hendrix! Nice post, though. It is an awkward thing to explain but when using my left-hand (pure right-hander, shoulder and neck pains recently) for computer desk work, I feel like I am thinking differently. More of an open mind, albeit a lesser ability to...

Chen 11-3, I still feel like saying "good luck" though. I know..

Following up on my previous post and on Michal's, the very nice match between Gauzy and Ruwen Filus:

https://youtu.be/Yvny3hwUiqw I'd point out my favourite but it's hard to pick one!

We should paste this post on TTD's front-page, this is so undervalued in general while it should be the first thing people care about. Nice wording USDC, thanks.

Ahah. Your move. ;)

1. Xu Xin 2. Harimoto Tomokazu 3. Ma Long (sorry - in this scenario losing the Chinese battle, but will come back stronger than ever) 4. Pitchford Liam Also Ma Te in the quarter finals and Joe Seyfried in the round of 32 (those bets are free...), because why the heck not.

What do you mean, fall off a cliff? Bottom out? Just wondering, but yeah that blade isn't too common, hope it goes well. You're not going crazy slow either, on paper at least...

I'd recommend good old IV-L (regular, not balsa) if it is your first bat, just so you still have some work to do to get the ball moving. I've seen good players attack with it like you wouldn't believe, and it gives excellent feedback. Aurus Soft or FX-S (I haven't actually tried this one) should...

No, keep it up please!

I think this is pretty unnecessary, although others have answered it better than I would. It doesn't take much to ignore these threads if you'd rather, or to ask the OP any of your questions (in a kind manner, that is - he's a cadet) if you genuinely feel like answering him in return. One...

I know from French players some of the Victas 4 series would be suited to what you're looking for, but I can't remember which one for sure. Maybe 401 but don't take my word, it's just something to look into and ask about.