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Did it work, though?

Well, it may be just my reluctance to changes, who knows, but those colours don't look good to me. Anyway, don't think it is a significant difference, in 5 days everyone would get used to the variety. What I don't understand is the fuss and the necessity of this change, because the potential...

I think they can sell Butterfly products in the Baltic countries : Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania.

I also went to the championships for the last two days and here are some thoughts about what I've seen : - First of all, at the moment, table tennis is much more of a sport to be played than a sport to be watched. I feel that the tribunes could've been closer to the main table, the buffer...

Hello, everyone! I will be in Budapest for the WTTC men's semifinals and finals and wanted to ask if any more TableTennisDaily members will be there in the same period. Cheers!

Go Sofia!

As we start bidding farewell to 2017 I guess it's time to draw some conclusions about this year and set some goals for 2018. Here I found my last year's "resolution" : Well, even though I spent very little time on the forum I kept playing and I'm glad I did. My skills have definitely improved...

I remember looking a little through the stats made by zoomtt(2 or 3 matches) and in all of them there were more points won on the receive, by 3-5%. But maybe this is based on too little evidence and serve is an advantage even at the highest level.

Anyone noticed Zhou Yu is using a red rubber on the forehand? Also, the sponge of the backhand rubber seems to be blue

Hugo Calderano and Simon Gauzy also have pretty smooth serves

I love how Lee Sangsu was smiling throughout the match and in the end at how Timo was beating him. You could also see the Korean coach was nervously shaking his legs in despair between points.

Somewhy with the recent upsets I was reminded of the topic about betting in table tennis. The recent results show why it's a bad idea to make bets, even when someone seems absolutely dominant.

Looking back at it now, it actually makes sense. The net in that particular place doesn't seem to be able to produce such a side bounce.

Now that the great shot Timo made against LGY is available to watch I have a question - Timo didn't get the point because of an umpire mistake thinking that the ball hit the table twice or was it because of something else?

Your post made me wonder how a match between Timo and his clone would look like

Conspiracy theory : the germans have found the elixir that makes you younger and they're testing it on Timo

On laola the stream seems all right

Adam Bobrow posted on facebook that after the match the ITTF video team reviewed this situation and came to the conclusion that it hit the table : It's good that Zhu Yuling still managed to win the match because this could have been a crucial point.

I tuned in right at the moment when it was 3-3 and 10-10 and it took me a good 5 seconds to realize what was happening and to yell at my brother to come and watch it. Go Timo!!!

Marcos' grunting sounds like Hulk in slo-mo