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lol in the point where Tokic is playing Ovtcharov when he hits the ball all I could think of was a seal begging for fish :P just listen to it aha

Zhan Jian and Tianyi Jiang made some big moves for that top bracket. Lee Jung Woo and Koki Niwa up a bit too. Stoked for Joo, hope he can keep on moving up! :)

Yea that wouldn't surprise me either. I think Timo's days at the top could be getting close to over :S

Love the Petr Korbel v Mizutani one, that gets my vote. Love also where u got the music from, I know that video ;) haha

Crap can you delete my latest thread. I read some news off Barry Meisel's FB page and in his usual manner he creates debate and panic by posting articles which are over 6 months old > . <

Don't worry boss, I know how it is working as a one man army. I skipped Kuwait, I only covered 1 round of the tournament on my blog and didn't have time to make my highlights video. You're doing a great job so just keep on going :)

Wait what how come there are 2 threads for this?

Who changed the poll, originally I picked them both as I find them equally annoying lol I think Bernie probably wins just for the fact that it's more a scream than a cho

I'm not a fan of Dawei, I used Saviga on my forehand at one point and the rubber was very poor. I could press my nail into it and the mark would remain, very poor lol

As I understand it they just have to beat Canada in order to qualify for the Olympics, I'm not sure how all the systems work around there.

You can't red card someone for not shaking hands, that's a bit absurd. It's poor sportsmanship but it's not outside the rules of the sport. Either way I think he's lying, as I said on the other thread, learning to shake hands after a match is as robotically built in to each player as ZJK's...

You don't 'forget' to shake hands with your opponent, its habitual, players learn to do it even if robotically from beginning the sport. I'm far in doubt that a Chinese player wasn't 'robotically' taught the ethics of the game, I don't believe he just forgot.

You don't 'forget' to shake hands with your opponent, its habitual, players learn to do it even if robotically from beginning the sport. I'm far in doubt that a Chinese player wasn't 'robotically' taught the ethics of the game, I don't believe he just forgot.

Well this video clearly shows the end of the match without any cut and Zhang walks out of the playing area without shaking Ma Long's hand, it's enough for me to pass judgement on ZJK again it's incredibly poor for an athlete of his level to show such bad sportsmanship, especially to a teammate.

haha I prepared this one in November last year, Lily's just been a little forgetful on a few occasions and with WJC and other events on that's understandable :P

I think it might be butterfly?

Yo u might wanna shift that Rosskopf interview out of the General Discussion forum and into Interviews, got a bit ahead of myself :P

See this content in it's original context and more at http://matthetherington.blogspot.com Young Star rises in the United States of Ping Pong I had the opportunity to interview a rising young star and the next generation of top player from the United States. It's fantastic to see young players...

I work as a table tennis development officer, it's not fulltime but if I'm on a 6 month contract and it's a really cool job, means I get to spend a lot of time playing and training and also coaching. It's not huge money but hey, getting paid to do what you love and having money left after...

He was a little short on reply so it's good I asked more questions this time I think.