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BTY glues are probably the best advert for rubbers planned obsolescence :ROFLMAO: Indeed, Finezip and DHS 15 are way better and easy to peel off, those are the ones I use since my bad experience with BTY glues.

Dude... do you watch TT or at least stay informed about TT ? One trail 1-3 vs WCQ, that one manage to win but still that one's not strong mentally :ROFLMAO: On the other corner WCQ whines as soon as someone barely touch his racket, like a toddler with his rattle... And you want to talk about...

Given Hugo has Simon as a sparring partner, there's no mystery: Hugo has Simon's creativity, with chinese power. The chinese players can't handle creativity, like side-under spins on what looks like a top-spin, chop blocks (remember the ones Simon did to Timo in a single rally ?), side spins...

So, Aura ou Aura pas ? BTW I love the "Wang Chuqin Fried Chicken" poster :ROFLMAO:

Jules Rolland was drafted to play with the Chennai Lions but the FFTT regulation about players not allowed to play in 2 different leagues organized by ITTF associations has probably made his french club reluctant to "burn" him for the rest of the season in the Pro A: I think Thorigné Fouillard's...

How to stick a template with tape and glue so it can be released without damage

If you really want to keep your current blade, draw a template from a CAD software: 1- with that template, built 2 heads you will stick to both sides of the blade, the most common technique in luthery is to glue the heads on tape, and stick the whole thing on your blade so it can be unsticked...

YASSS BRAVO HUGO !!!!

Oh I forgot something: my dear friends in Taïwan, I will never call this free nation "taïpei" to please China, NEVER. Why do you think everyone roots for Taïwan ? because China wants to invade it, or at least to control it like it did with Hong-Kong.

Do you think anyone here cares for any all-chinese final in any draw ? Of course not. People here care for a Gauzy challenging and winning with his own style no one can copy. People here care for Truls for the same reasons. People here care for Japan and South Korea cos' they show...

Might be, could be... we'll never know. Hugo's mental has probably grown since his World Cup victory, he was trailing 1-3 vs WCQ and he managed to win, he left Jean-René Mounier (or Jean-René Mounier wanted to get back with the FFTT staff ? ) either way he has changed to me.

- don't throw ANYTHING ANYMORE I forgot that one indeed. The silly thing is that we've been talking about this with the famous Ruwen Filus vs Quadri Aruna incident, and I've said that I had the same experience with one of my club mates that has been suspended for the rest of the season...

Blah blah blah, what If I said the typical chinese behavior is to be mistaknowitall ? Chinese people are nice people, but you're a cunt. And you're offending your own country with your behavior.

I guess the next training camp wil focus on: - don't jump on table after victory ANYMORE - don't punch ANYTHING ANYMORE - don't bend ANY part of your body ANYMORE after a victory The things you tell the kids in clubs...

Yeah my bad sorry, I'm just too much trusting the official FFTT statements.

I was reading the FFTT.com news, and of course they did not state it was after that celebration https://www-fftt-com.translate.goog/site/actualites/2025-05-23/la-paire-dorr-bourrassaud-contrainte-forfait-pour-blessure?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=co&_x_tr_pto=wapp

? let me see EDIT: ok he's an idiot, he's done that while celebrating....

There are many factors: Felix is dealing with the same issues Harimoto has dealt with before: his body changes according to his coach and they had to change some things this year in his training, but An is also doing great so far in this tournament. He's not a Top 20 guy by accident or luck, he...

What's your problem dude ?

Yep and it's not a lie, it happened to him some years ago it's called the Dupuytren condition, you can see older pics when his fingers are relaxed in rallies and more recents when they're not https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/16941-dupuytrens-contracture