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No idea. The OP that posted this in 2011 said it was available on Taobao but I couldn't find the listing now.

https://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNjAwNjU5MzUy.html

WY 4-1 WYD. Not that she has trouble playing choppers, she doesn't know how to play choppers. A complete eyesore to watch.

She's holding up better than expected, even though she couldn't keep up with the pace. She has a chance as long as she could get past the 5th shot.

Zeng Jian getting punched on the floor by Hayata. Zeng Jian took game 2 after tons of nets.

2nd time not yapping about goal here. I guess we'll never see that anymore.

Oh, by "cancerous" the original poster didn't mean carcinogenic, as in harmful to the human body, but rather to the Zylon fiber itself. Visible light, UV, heat, and moisture are "cancerous" to Zylon as they lead to chemical reaction. What is not explicitly stated is whether that reaction...

Nope, he came up with all those corny Americanized nicknames.

Oopsie...

It appears moisture has a residual effect that's much harder to avoid than heat. Now the question is whether the epoxy can keep that moisture out. https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/4271410.pdf

C'mon. Ito/Hirano started competing internationally when they were 13. They've been on the circuit for 6 years already. The last time CM and Ito played was at the Grand Finals 2015.

That's hard to tell. They'll get drawn into the main draw after prelim. WYD will have to get past WY in the prelim first. She has trouble playing choppers.

Fantastic draw for Harimoto. Decent draw for Ishikawa. It's been a while. I finally get the see CM and Ito duke it out after how many years?

Take for example Houston where the relative humidity could reach over 90%, you could literally feel the water vapor in the air. If you wear glasses, you could even see the water vapor forms into droplets if you step outside after cooling down in an air-conditioned place. On days close to 100%...

Zylon degrades at elevated heat and moisture, even more under ultraviolet and visible light. It's been known for close to 2 decades.

Even Yamaha loudspeaker using Zylon for the driver comes coated with something called Monel alloy to protect it from the ultraviolet ray. That's why I've always stayed away from Zylon. Other than Carbon fiber, Vectran is the only other fiber that has stood the test of time.