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What are the well known struggles? Aside from shoes I don’t know any issues with our players having what they need.

Subsidiary (Joola Shenzhen) is an extension of the parent company, whereas Xiamen was a privately owned distributor with rights to sell Joola in China.

As I said much further back in the thread, pro players tend to prefer heavier blades whereas the general market are more comfortable in the 83-87 gram range.

Anyway the main point is Xiamen operated outside of their authorization to develop Tezzo Warrior Pro, which was mass produced and sold to the market in limited quantities anyway.

False. I'm the one who addressed the handle falling off the blades lol

Funnily enough I haven't seen the contract, so I don't know for sure, but I think it's at least to LA 2028, I can't imagine Joola would make an investment like that for shorter term.

Not the case because all of the other regions have also been more focused on pickleball as well, with the exception of Europe which is still guiding a lot of table tennis. Now that the infrastructure for pickleball is established globally and they have a firm foothold on the ground in the more...

As I said whatever was done with these blades previously was done by Joola Xiamen which was a distributor. It was shut down fairly promptly once we found out. Now China's table tennis operations will be fun by a subsidiary, so it's our own offices and staff - that way we can control what is...

Generally if a player is testing a blade it's often for a company that is intending to make a signature blade for them, there are definitely plenty of blades that don't make it to mass production. 2 is possible but usually that may only occur if a player decided they liked something else after...

They are prototypes yes, they are custom made in the sense that the blades don't exist in the market yet and aren't being mass produced.

oh hahaha :D

Snide? 🧐 you know I can’t sit on a forum all day I have things to do. Tezzo Warrior pro was Joola Xiamen yes and that particular activity with that blade was not authorized by us.

Most commonly used for samples to identify what they actually are. In mass production they have their respective handles so don’t need identifying.

There are only a couple of comments about it, I don't think 1 or 2 people's opinion indicates that it is not well received :P

90% is 90%? 🤭 that’s an extreme exaggeration.

I don't know what other brands are doing. I'm just sharing my feedback based on what people are asking. No you don't have to believe it, everyone has all their pre-conceived ideas already and in my position of course I understand why you wouldn't take my word. There are ways of communicating...

Ok then don't direct a comment at me and ask me to explain it if you don't trust my word.

Admitted? Seems like you are assuming that I am lying. As Nextlvl said if I needed to lie then I just wouldn't comment at all. I don't HAVE to spend my time here answering to people who are caught up speculating and throwing around second and third hand information. I try and clear things up and...

Which Rhyzen? ZGX, CMD, Fire and Ice are all still in production. Rhyzen ZGR was rebranded to Tronix ZGR. There are no Rhyzen rubbers which are currently out of production.

Why would you think the rubber that Calderano just used in Doha would be for premade bats? :)