Which is your best win of 2016?

[TTHopeful]

Write what your best win is of 2016. We can track our best wins each year.

Write players name and ranking

 

[Boogar]

Good Idea!

My Best Win this years was on the 21.09.16 against a guy with 986 Swiss ttr points(Rank 1500), with me having 739 points at the time(Rank 3055).

 

[Yecats Encerwal]

I beat a guy who was ranked 103 in the UK when I was ranked 394

Played against his higher ranked brother, 90 in the UK, and lost after being 6-2 up in the fifth

 

[vvk1]

I beat a top 150 UK veteran (over 40) this summer. Also somehow managed to win against a female player ranked ~30 in UK in a tournament in late Oct.

 

[Takkyu_wa_inochi]

I didn't do that great in competition, i had really only two or three wins i can really be proud of, some defeats i can be proud of as well like going to the fifth when i was a huge underdog, or losing to a youngster who won the tournament. nearly every point was awesome and had applause from the crowd alas i didn't make a movie.

in training matches however i had some really good wins. i remember one going down from 4-10 saving 6 match points against a guy who was really good, i still don't know how i beat him ! same scenario against another guy playing with anti rubber...

or beating some very good guys i had never beaten before. or 2 weeks ago beating this youngster (who's still better than me) 3 nil landing all attacks, blocks and counters on the table... that was awesome. no movie alas !

I feel like I play better than i ever played ( thats the least i can expect after spending so much time and money with those head to head lessons). i just hope to see more results in competition and win some spectacular games. because i don't play only for just winning, i like to win nice rallies , play tricky shots as well.

 

[Yecats Encerwal]

in training matches however i had some really good wins. i remember one going down from 4-10 saving 6 match points against a guy who was really good, i still don't know how i beat him ! same scenario against another guy playing with anti rubber.

Sometimes winning from a big deficit feels like more of an achievement than beating a higher level opponent, doesn't it?

One match this season I was 2-0 , 10-6 down and somehow won. It is a fantastic feeling.

 

[Takkyu_wa_inochi]

i think the 1st guy in question was better level than me. i played above my average level this day, and i came back with my serves only. then as i came back he started to panic...as it was the last set. he was still young so a bit fragile mentally.

for the guy with anti rubber our level was closer, that was actually only the 3rd set. i had lost the 2nd quite easily. once i got this set, he really collapsed mentally and i felt really confident, i crushed him in the 4th to win 3-1.

i think it was this year, not last (not 100% sure...), where i got my worst defeat, beaten something like -5 -3 -0 (!!!)
not that i played THAT bad, the guy was just too good for me, and several levels above. and i couldn't convert the few chances that i had to even score a point in the last game. the guy just didn't make any unforced errors, played a step back from the table, and was blocking, fishing, attacking...anyway he just crushed me.

 

[pgpg]

Sometimes winning from a big deficit feels like more of an achievement than beating a higher level opponent, doesn't it?

One match this season I was 2-0 , 10-6 down and somehow won. It is a fantastic feeling.

I came back from being down 2:10 couple of weeks ago at US Open (still lost the match ), but that's something to remember.

My best win was in the unsanctioned teams tournament against the guy who's currently ~2100 in our league - came back from 2:8 and 6:10 in the 5th.

 

[TTHopeful]

Mine was a top 120 player from UK men.

I really like coming back after being 2-0 down. Every point counts!

 

[Darren Maudling]

Personally being cancer free for all 2016 - let's hope 2017 is the same ????

 

[Vrael]

I had some nice wins, but nothing spectacular. The biggest win is getting from ~28% win ratio in league last season to ~72% currently (beating some players I never won against before). All thanks to training camp in denmark during summer break (B75). Didn't have time to practice a lot after that, so there is no other explenation.

I had one "great" loss before summer agains young kid from Poland that is top300 U18 in ittf ranking. I managed to take him to 5th set and he even congratualted me and said that we need to play again because he "can't leave it like that"