New Hurricane King for Wang Chuqin

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By the look of it, it is an inner ALC.
 
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There's already three Hurricane Kings named after Wang Liqin... (King = Wang in Chinese) can't they call this something else?

Yeah it's very confusing. Given how common Wang is as the surname, how many Hurricane Wang is DHS going to name for the next 50 years?
 
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WCQ was already using his blade with personal signature handle at the Singapore Smash event. Most likely W968 with a thicker core as Sha Sha’s Personal blade. Her blade will also be released with a purple handle.
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WCQ was already using his blade with personal signature handle at the Singapore Smash event. Most likely W968 with a thicker core as Sha Sha’s Personal blade. Her blade will also be released with a purple handle.
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Interesting vertical streaks on the black rubber. Almost looks like wood grain. Any idea what's causing the rubber to look like htat?
 
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Interesting vertical streaks on the black rubber. Almost looks like wood grain. Any idea what's causing the rubber to look like htat?
It's the glue. Usually indicates not the best glue job. Chinese players typically only brush their glue on in one direction, from the bottom to the top, so if the glue isn't applied very evenly then there'll be vertical streaks visible under certain lighting conditions.

Some folks are really strict about the bottom to top method, but some would spread the glue out in a circular or random fashion first before evening out the glue in bottom to top. This is difficult to do when regluing rubbers, as the best way to get things even is using a lot of glue, but then the glue spills over the edge. That's usually not an issue for CNT members since they never reglue, so the edges are always on a new rubber and they just get cut away. So it's a bit embarrassing that WCQ's rubber looks like that.
 
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