Do non-Chinese Pro's boost their H3?

Tony's Table Tennis said:

yeah, a DHS staff goes around with a mobile factory and provide final production touch ups before giving the rubbers to the players.
its perfectly legal

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igorponger said:

[size=+3]Happy crooks.. ITTF does welcome cheaters to add more to it's infamity.[/size] Sorry/

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PingBirdPong said:

I have a bloody knife at home, does it mean I killed someone?
also it might be black “shellfish oil” (a Chinese cooking ingredient), he just put it in Haifu bottles.

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we should focus on how umpires are cheaters.
so many video footage

Tony's Table Tennis said:

we should focus on how umpires are cheaters.
so many video footage

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maybe they are not cheaters - just human 😂

Michael Zhuang said:

Wow, I'm very interested to see what a boosted Dignics plays like.

Anybody got experience with this? I mean, it's already a very fast rubber without booster. With booster, it must be incredible.

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maybe it is just the microphone.
This kind of high frequency click I would normally only expect to hear from a virtually flat hit but remember he
is more interested in spin than speed.

lodro said:

maybe they are not cheaters - just human 😂

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Well, ITTF is on a mission to slow down the sport.
So manufactures and players are on a mission to speed up the sport that ITTF has slowed down.

The only thing that has not evolve is umpires that still using 1900 technology (maybe at most current technology is the spectacles they use in front of their eyes) to make sure the game follows the same rules that umpires are enforcing. But due to umpires lack of humane ability, they are allowing cheating to occur - hence they are in support of cheating by turning a blind eye, or need more advance spectacles?

I'm just twisting the plot - of which these are all the truth, as you get umpires who call boosting cheaters, but are okay with other nonsense that is going on.
Including umpire awarding of yellow/red cards, giving points away, without any public apologies for power abusing.

Some world circuit player even suggest umpires should be audited to see if any funny activity is going on in the bank account part... but ITTF does not have such investigation department for players to report any suspicious activities (ie same umpire keeps on calling the same player for serve violation - but no other umpire? it might not be money related, but what if there is grudges?)

Tony's Table Tennis said:

Well, ITTF is on a mission to slow down the sport.
So manufactures and players are on a mission to speed up the sport that ITTF has slowed down.

The only thing that has not evolve is umpires that still using 1900 technology (maybe at most current technology is the spectacles they use in front of their eyes) to make sure the game follows the same rules that umpires are enforcing. But due to umpires lack of humane ability, they are allowing cheating to occur - hence they are in support of cheating by turning a blind eye, or need more advance spectacles?

I'm just twisting the plot - of which these are all the truth, as you get umpires who call boosting cheaters, but are okay with other nonsense that is going on.
Including umpire awarding of yellow/red cards, giving points away, without any public apologies for power abusing.

Some world circuit player even suggest umpires should be audited to see if any funny activity is going on in the bank account part... but ITTF does not have such investigation department for players to report any suspicious activities (ie same umpire keeps on calling the same player for serve violation - but no other umpire? it might not be money related, but what if there is grudges?)

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Yes, I agree there could be grudges and all kind of personal issues involved.
Another problem could be that umpires are not undergoing eye sight tests. They should regularly prove that they can actually see what is going on.

But i am just kidding. Errare humanum est, to err is human, so let us get rid of this possibility and let's all promote
the new technology.

Is there some kind of "players association". ???
Years ago in Formula 1 they started one and safety aspects got improved massively.
If the top players all got together and organize, things could improve.
This our game belongs to the players not some organizations dictating to the players.


And here is another example that shows how technology replaces human judgement and makes things fairer.

lodro said:

Yes, I agree there could be grudges and all kind of personal issues involved.
Another problem could be that umpires are not undergoing eye sight tests. They should regularly prove that they can actually see what is going on.

But i am just kidding. Errare humanum est, to err is human, so let us get rid of this possibility and let's all promote
the new technology.

Is there some kind of "players association". ???

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Yes, there is players association - it is becoming better now, with more and more active players being part of.
But at the end of the day, there is about 200 votes, and that is all the member countries in the world.
I'm not sure how many of these 200 voters actually play table tennis in some high level....
Few (decision makers) of the 200 that I know, are social players at most.

Nothing wrong with having an amateur making decisions for pros, if it is the right decision.

But just look at the new WTT camera angle... it is back, and I can tell you people are not making good decisions there.