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Yep. Absolutely clinical and by the book.

Bobrow: "Doo, or do not. There is no try." Always took issue with that philosophy. Life is not a zero-sum game, and sometimes the best we can do is try to do our best. That said, I hope Sabine gets it together. This is way too one-sided right now.

As if the "I told you all" rhetoric wasn't childish to begin with, your actual argument (if one could call it that) falls apart when basic common sense is applied.

You're being childish.

Anders didn't even show up for this match.

Fang Bo was fun to watch. The 2015 WTTC singles final remains one of the most entertaining matches I've ever seen.

Felix barely breaking a sweat against the best Liang. Because he's clearly as strong as a horse.

Oh, his physicality is top tier, no argument there. That's said, I believe back surgery is definitely in the cards for him some day. His stroke execution gives me a headache.

I... Disagree. His forehand technique is too bad for him to be an all-out attacker and his backhand countering is near-perfect.

Baby Shark got bitten.

It's clearly not NOTHING, Fan Zhendong had a very real opportunity to challenge Ma Long's GOAT status. He was already a two-times world singles champion, title number three was all but guaranteed... Olympic singles gold #2 was very much on the table as well, I believe, as was the WTTC singles...

I watched FZD in the flesh exactly once and the power behind his strokes seemed staggering. One of the hardest hitters I've ever seen, hands down. Also, blazing fast, but yes, also very consistent. Consistency may be THE factor that put Ma Long above everyone else as well.

🧐 Is there a "normal person" perspective somewhere for us to read, also?

I transcribed and translated the video using AI, here's the PDF if anyone's interested: https://files.catbox.moe/aeo8d7.pdf A lengthy read.

I have a pretty strong core and quads like a horse, for what its worh, lol. :ROFLMAO: I do know a few guys who move surprisingly well despite being downright obese. However, all of them are naturally talented and madly skilled.

Doesn't make much sense to me. Inertia is a huge factor in footwork. Also, being lighter on your feet just feels so much better than being heavy. Less strain on your ankles and knees as well. I speak from personal experience, having played a few matches in the Croatian Superleague during...

Oh man... I wanted Coton to win, but I did not want Togami to lose. Does that make sense?

That Japan, though.