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Nice try to sidetrack the conversation. Still, it does not change the fact that your "review" is simply a shameless Joola plug, and a quite basic at that. I also find it quite hilarious that you have the gall to compare your "review" with Dan's and Tom's work on this forum. Did you even notice...

As you had been told on another forum, this is a shameless Joola advertisement and not a "review". Plus it is factually incorrect, Rhyzm is not "tacky" but grippy.

+1. Does everything one needs and at a very reasonable price, unlike some other over-hyped alternatives.

Donic should sue them for colour copyright infringement :-)

We recently had one at Alexandra Palace :-) The dude with the best BH won.

Doesn't matter what equipment he used. Maze will play amazingly with anything ... I'd give my left arm for his BH loop :-)

I assume you refer to Vega Europe or Elite, because Vega Pro is pretty much same hardness as the Omega IV Pro or Asia.

"Found useless and inaccurate information in my opinion" is not the same as "didn't find anything", mate.

Your net search skillls are very weak, my padovans. Start here: http://www.tabletennisdb.com/rubber http://mytabletennis.net

Hi Vince, no spin serves are tricky. Here is a nice tutorial on serve receive by top north american player. At 4:26, he shows how to effectively return a no-spin serve. Check it out, you'll find it useful.

They ought to disqualify Shibaev for a season and impose a serious fine on the club he plays for. This is the only way to preclude such asinine behaviour from happening again.

TTFrenzy, you can get an idea by checking out some of these channels http://www.youtube.com/user/englishtabletennis/videos http://www.youtube.com/user/BarrowTTC

Well done! Top table is fun, keep doing it, and you'll get to the top in no time.

Another great video - thanks!

Thanks for the very interesting read. It is simply great that all the ex-champions continue to give back to the TT community by running TT schools, coaching centers, etc. IMHO, it is a great way to keep TT popular, and grow new TT talent.

I will probably get crucified for writing this, but IMO LG's characterization of ML as "lacking a distinguished style" is correct - ML is the perfect embodiment of classic TT technique, and he's bloody fast as well, but he does not have a unique style - unlike, say, Ma Lin or Wang Hao.

Heh, half of my prediction came true - Shmyrev v Lupulesku in the final.

IMHO, it'll be Shmyrev v Lupulesku in the finals. And there, Shmyrev will win because he can hit faster than Lupulesku.

Good luck! Let us know how you get on.

The organizers have to call it "ping pong" instead of "table tennis" to avoid repercussions for participating players. Apparently, ITTF had officially threatened to ban any professional table tennis player from participating in events run/sanctioned by ITTF (Olympics, pro tours, world cups...