Doubt it, from interviews it seems at least most glue their own rubbers. That's at least partly because players are often very particular about how they glue their rubbers. For example, ML mentioned in a interview that he's not great at it as some teammates can make their rubbers bouncier than his. Yin Hang did a tutorial on how he glues. He also talked about the thousands of times he's glued the rubber and how he can hold the rubber in one hand while applying the glue with his other hand. That's necessary because a heavily boosted rubber won't lie flat on the table and he glues it on as soon as the last layer of booster is dry.
Hmmmm, I hope Chen Xingtong gets one too, I would prefer her face in my wood.
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I think DHS only releases named blades for world champions, so she would need to win in Durban.
Let's hope she does, but Chen Meng, Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin are not world champions either. (DHS also has a few Fang Bo blades)
Chen Meng won WS in Tokyo Olympics, Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin won singles at WTT Cup finals (which replaced the world cup). But you are right, Fang Bo has named blades, although not the premium ones.
Definitely. Butterfly is the most successful TT brand, their business model is working well.
Pro 01 is a outer ALC blade, similar to Viscaria.
I am not saying the blades are similar. I am saying their marketing/business strategy is similar - selling essentially the design but as different products based on quality.
Yea, I'd like to buy a WCQ Nat when they first become available, before their prices increase as they always do.
