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I figured it was something like that:-)

You guys have given good advice but you've all missed the number one cause of missed serve receives at low level.

Again it depends on the rubber and what you mean by fast. The max rubber will probably cause more curve on the ball's path, thus the time taken from hit to landing spot may be the same....or different depending on your stroke. To answer directly, in practice the time difference between the...

OK, Yogi, I'll bite. What are you talking about?

It depends on the rubber of course, but it's usually about 0.3-0.4mm. . . .Ok, ok, cheap joke:-) But seriously, the 2mm usually has less spin/speed but greater control.

Where do you get M3 for £23? Does Bluefire vary in quality? I am convinced that the M2 on my BH is 'faulty. There is an area on my rubber that whenever a ball hits it, the ball just falls off as if it was a wet spot. Also the rubber overall feels not as lively as the M3 side.

Hello Andy, I remember you saying that you use soft rubbers on your FH. I always thought that you must have a weird style as I've never liked soft rubbers going back to Sriver FX days. Then I saw a new Bluefire M3 going cheap on eBay and bought it. I tried it on my FH and guess what?...it is...

I think he meant that Baracuda leans more to the Classic style of rubbers than being from the old school.

Which version of Tour did you buy? What rubber did you use previously?

And no matter what happens, many will believe it which was probably the intent of the person making the statement, hypothetically of course.

I get your points. Maybe I'm being upset by what I think are unsupported allegations against FZD. The fact is once these things are said or hinted at, the mud sticks. That's what I call sleezy journalism. If said often enough with no proof, there will always be the suspicions about him.

I didn't say that he was being sleezy. He's just using the same "double-speak" tactics that sleezy journalists use to avoid being accused of anything. Personally I think it's a cowardly approach. I'm saying that if thinks that the CNT are doping their players, say so openly and back it up with...

I personally think it will simply help better players separate themselves from the masses. Think about it, with less spin and speed what are you going to bring to the party to surprise a better player? out push him? unlikely. Out hit him? very unlikely. Fancy serves? hah!

Very true, long before Boll, too.

Fais, stop being a sleezy lawyer/journalist type hiding behind carefully chosen lawyer/journalist speak. Be a man, and say clearly what you mean, that is, openly accuse the CNT of doping. That's what you are all but saying isn't it?

It just flashed in my head so I maybe wrong. Tim is the only player to have reached world elite (top 20?) in the 21 game/Speed-glue/hidden serve/38mm era, yet he's still there fighting. As an elite player, he has seen more major changes than anyone else. I think.

I could go on ad naseum but it's a little late. Anyway, one example, Although England invented so many sports, sport on a whole was seen more as a social activity with professionalism ( and all that it entails) looked down upon. So today, there are very few sports-halls in the country, but we...

Good luck to Good luck to that. It's something that we here in England also struggle with. The Germans and French seem to have it and it's paying off for them.

Yes I've noticed that young players don't particularly like feeding m-ball and many deliberately don't do it well. It's for a variety of reasons including some feel that they are giving their 'competition' too much help. Even when I see videos of those Chinese young players doing m-ball, their...