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So this is the kind of match Sabine needs to win to get into the top 10.

Manav will be fine - sometimes, you need to get into the rhythm of a match against a player who tries to take it away from you.

He may have bought it from the store to test. Or maybe he hit with some else's blade, liked it and then just borrowed it lol.

No we don't, it's just what the pictures say. The rubber is Zyre, the blade is just based on looks.

Remember that he has an unstably bad record vs Jorgic. It's not an accident.

Thanks for this. Anyone can compete today with any style. Winning world titles and Olympic medals is a completely different story because players go into preparation cycles for such events and then you have to combine unfamiliarity with stability/consistency and to some degree get lucky...

Harimoto is playing some of his best TT with Zyre as is Togami. Ultimately you find what works for you. No free lunches in TT. That LYJ is willing to try SALC and Zyre speaks for itself. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/lin-yun-ju-not-using-his-own-blade.38698/post-559011

That's true for just about every style at the top level. Even the "backhand" players are superb athletes. Viability is not the issue for an Olympic Champion, thriving is The point is not just athleticism, the point is whether the one-sided penhold can withstand the rally demands of the...

They are lefties and use pips. Neither is accidental to their success.

The match vs Luka likely did it. Dima just couldn't find any consistency.

Anders beat LSD you know....

I don't get it.

Knowing Butterfly, they probably has the design ready and were just looking for a star to bite.

Good to see that I do not suck just because I struggle with the Zyre on an SALC.

https://www.butterfly-global.com/en/sponsoring/detail/jha-kanak.html Switched to a Boll ALC.

"Very fast", "not continuous...", the rule as I understand it is about uninentional double hits being legal. if it was a case of hitting the hand and the shirt or head or something, I would understand Anders. But Chen clearly had an unintentional double hit. The whole point of the rule change...

yes - I will try and buy the tripod sometime soon as well as some nets suck...

Looking at the point of contention, the rule is pretty clear that unintentional double hits are legal, so not sure what Lind was going on about and why the umpire gave a let. She should just have told Anders the rule and given the point to Chen.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/wtt-champions-doha-2026-jan-7-11.38644/post-558931

Then when you sand it, the colors will go away? No thanks...