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  1. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Without his hidden hook serves , he would have lost G7 and the match to LYJ in the Asian games Semi final. In the deciding set, LYJ could be seen swearing because he could not see the contact and flicked the ball into the net. On the other hand, LYJ 's serves are probably 95 % clean. Here are...
  2. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Yes, I did watch a lot of his matches during his run to world no1. During that period his hook serves were basically all hidden, pendulum serves were legal though. Timo Boll complained about his hidden serves during a match at the Singapore Smash two and a half years ago . The referee gave timo...
  3. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Lsd is not a top 10 player with TTR. He would never have won Asian Games Singles title if there were hawk eyes. Lsd 's 18 months title drought coincided with the emergence of TTR. Just shows you how serving legally downgraded his level of play. I would put Qiu Dang, Alexis, Jang Woojin above him
  4. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Hugo has already won the world cup, which is considered a big tournament. So you are already wrong
  5. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    There is not much seperating Truls, Wcq, Sora, Hari, Felix, Hugo, LYJ. Anyone could beat anyone
  6. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    If I were Sora, I would walk up to that spectator and smack him on the head
  7. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Yes disgusting. The chinese fans obviously support all Japanese player's opponents. But come on, you don't underhanded tactics like that, shame on them.
  8. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    That was just plain rude from HZJ. You can't just walk away from the table like you are in your own living room (without indicating timeout) . Total lack of respect for the opponent. Miwa was not aware of the time-out and was idling around there like an idiot.
  9. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Go ahead, at least his serves are legal.
  10. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    There is no easy WTT smash round 32 match, that is for sure.
  11. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Liang knocked out by 17 yearold Taiwanese kid. Wow
  12. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    There is a reason why he is world no 5. He is mentally tough and can often win from dire situations. Harimoto recently has also shown the same mental toughness. Truls probably did not play at his best too.
  13. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Truls is a mental monster. Down 2:8 in the 5th, still managed to win.
  14. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    In the pro level, I can only think of 4 players who hide their serve blatantly - Ly, LSD, Faraji, Alamiyan.
  15. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Romania has a good squad of young players - Chirita, Ionescu, Movileanu.
  16. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Tickling someone ? Who is that ?
  17. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    He was up 2:0 too and probably should have won. Maybe he just lacks experience in playing choppers
  18. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    I remember Aditya Sareen beat Flavien Coton 3:0 in the ITTF U15 Boys' Teams Semifinal - World Youth Championships in 2022. Coton is now arguably a top 20 player, Sareen on the other hand has hardly progressed at all in the last 3, 4 years. Coton has certainly progressed at a faster rate than...
  19. China Smash 2026, Beijing, 10/1-11

    Agreed, lsd and faraji both hide their hook serves. Also add Edward Ly to the list.
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