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I wonder how much money the champions earned from this tournament. Was it worth it? What about the players who lost earlier? Are they losing money on airfare, hotels, meals, and other expenses? 🤔

Anders Lind almost lost to Iulian Chirita in the round of 32 but now he's in the final against Oh Junsung. Hope to see a great match.

Andro Nuzn series

Some say @Zezima looks too stiff in the video. I'm no expert, but if I had to give one simple tip, just imagine you're peeing while you play 🤣 You’re not stiff when you're peeing, right? P.s. Sorry if this sounds stupid 😅

I always mistook the shout, I thought it was LYJ 😂 I'm rooting for him, but I think JWJ is going to win.

Sriver's under €20 from Japanese sellers online. I think the price goes up in your place because of shipping & seller's profit or maybe your seller scammed you 😂

Well, sort of 😂 Imagine if Ding Ning told the organisers she wanted to dress like Dina Meshref, even without the headscarf, do you think they’d still ask her to sign? Honestly. Nothing against Dina though, she's gorgeous both before and after.

I think you know why the opposite isn't the case. Just saying 😜

Almost every sport manipulates women. Just look at the dress codes, they know if women dressed modestly, no one would watch. The truth is, most of the audience for women's sports are men, not women. It's pure hypocrisy.

And this is Kitana from Mortal Kombat 😂

Xiom Musa is sold for less than €20 on TT11, they're offering €73.53 for 4 rubbers, which is a great deal. It's a high quality rubber that lasts forever, with excellent grip. Skip to 2:19 👇 IMO, ESN rubbers are way easier to play with than Chinese ones.

Considering Xiom's quality control, Musa and Vega Intro are actually cheaper compared to the Chinese rubbers you mentioned. Plus, they're much lighter in weight, which really helps reduce fatigue during multiball or long single-ball training sessions. IMO

Just some suggestions: 👉 https://www.tabletennis11.com/ Get one of these cheap but high quality blades: Yasaka Sweden Classic (the best & cheapest, IMO) Donic Appelgren Allplay Stiga Allround Classic You can't go wrong with any of these. In fact, you can keep using them even as you reach...

IMO, it's the blade. It's the one that sends the feeling to your brain through your nerves and stores the memory. Changing the blade is like resetting everything.

IMHO. The lack of cushioning in the Wave Drive helps you move side to side better, which is why many pros use them. The knee pain has nothing to do with the shoes, it's probably because something else or your legs aren't aligned or in sync with your body movement, such as during a topspin...

Have you considered the Mizuno Wave Drive?

You can't go wrong with Yasaka Sweden Classic/Extra if you're a beginner. The YSE have slightly less feel as a trade-off for the extra speed, but still offer very good feedback.

Could be a Viscaria with 🐠🐠 handle 😂

Viscaria and FZD ALC go for around 760 RMB (about €90) if you buy from Japanese sellers.

For that price, I'd just get a Viscaria or FZD ALC instead