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Yeah, but we have seen many top players do more dangerous things than get angry at bottles because they are frustrated with how they are playing. I just caution against people telling others how to get fired up unless they are their sports psychologists.

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Normal for any age. Federer and Serena broke racquets when they were champions. Nadal almost smashed hus as well. How a top level competitor manages his emotions without injuring anyone is not for armchair critics to judge, the psychologists working with them will do that. For them it is...

According to who? You?

Not really, Alexis felt he had no chance playing the style he usually does against other players which often involves leaving the table (probably because of the angles and power of WCQ) but i feel he has to learn from experience as this was the first time they have met. It took Truls time to...

WCQ back to being unplayable.

Great comeback by Shinozuka. Okay so maybe he has surpassed Togami...lol, I need to see more.

It was exactly the same against Kanak. Kanak looked like a snail while he tends to be faster than other players. Felix the Flash Lebrun.

But Togami was playing Alexis, while Uda was playing Duda...

Uda will have a chance to obviously surpass Togami by beating Lebrun....

"The greatest threat to team China..." Adam Bobrow is too ignorant to study the deep insights of zeio selected Tieba posters...

Sometimes, the book is still interesting if you know how the story ends....

Another guy Togami beat in TTBL, just for the record...

The effectiveness is always level relative - most strokes don't lose their effectiveness at any level, the issue is the quality of that stroke required to play at that level goes up. So things like speed, spin, placement. deception etc. all have to be better to get the opponent to make mistakes.

For Dima: why did he pick the team Fulda in the Bundesliga? OR how did he get to that team in general? For Lee: How does he keep himself going and how did he develop his big backhand (it is not as compact as most modern backhands)?

Would never have believed that Hugo would struggle with Lee Sang Su, sometimes it is a reminder of how beastly Lee can be...

The veterans know her game too well.

If you are truly 1000 and playing against similar level opponents, it is unlikely that the serves are truly short and dead, they tend to be easy to attack at the level with practice attacking long and half long serves. The problem that most inexperienced players have is judging the ball...

The point here is that declaring that one player has surpassed another on the basis of inconclusive factors is for you to make (my WR point was to consider all the evidence, I think Uda is on an upward trend and may pass Togami soon for sure). I don't think Uda can beat Lebrun and that is the...

Its funny how almost everyone is still making hinoki blades except Butterfly.