Same

Hahaha or woman team is worst than you thought

@@robertberneda6538 They beat some of the men in the pre olympics exhibition thing, so I'm hesitant to go there

@@DoggyP00 they won because of the advantage, in the all match men players did more points than them. So it doesn't count

@@robertberneda6538 ah, I didn't know that

maybe not, some of that girls beats fan zhedong and xu xin hhaha

@@zendphpcolombia4902 true but i was referring to the chinese men vs US men.

@@zendphpcolombia4902 they beat fan zhendong and xu xin with an advantage (more points), so it doesn't count. Xu xin and Fzd did more points against them so the real winners would be them

@@robertberneda6538 hahaha table tennis is like chess there are not real winners just are winners hahaha wtf

@@zendphpcolombia4902 okay, so if I'm starting 10-0 against you and then you go up to 10-11, then I do 3 points and I win. Who's the real winner who makes 11 points or who makes only 3?

kanak jha

There is no way Kanak would lose if he was there

Kanak would crush them .

The level of Jha is much higher, than all USA team

Not probably… it is definitely!

that is absolutely right, there are many young players not in the ranking, still beats Ma Long and XuXin in the trials.

buset panoorin mo

Sun yingsha lost. Chen Meng, Liu Shiwen and Ding Ning won.

@@pingsunday that hilarious because from the highlights, it looks like sun won, and Chen Meng lost 😂

Sun lost, if u see the last point played and they shook hands, it was sun who lost that point …

Shouldn't be asking this question bro It's all there U better check yourself Karl with a K Cause I'm for real Hmmmhmmm Or u prob just high ; ) Sorry...too much Key & Peele lately

The men aren't used to playing women either, though.

@@freyc1 yes, but as I mentioned, men have better reach and cover the table more. Women cannot move much, must be close to the table.

@@wonghow And that makes their games very unusual and potentially disturbing for male opponents. Women also play against men much more frequently than men against women.

The Chinese Women won.

Score ?

50/50? I don't know about that. Keep in mind these are literally the best female players in the world (3 of them were ranked #1 at some point in their career, 2 of them are Olympic champions) against men who are not even in the top 100. There's a reason that when they play the Chinese men they give the women handicap points to attempt to even out the disadvantage. Chen Meng still lost to FZD even with the extra points when they played before the Olympics.

Even though it's a honorable view it is objectively not true. There is unfortunately nothing that suggests that a) it doesn't matter whether you are a man or a woman, b) that the chances between men and women would be 50/50 and c) that strength is no factor ... assuming that the best women play against the best men. The author of this channel should be able to verify this himself. I am not saying that Chen Men couldn't beat FZD ... If they play enough matches it's probably just a matter of time .. but it would be an exception .. on a day where FZD has either an exceptionally bad day or/and Chen Men has an exceptionally good day. This video alone shows that literally the best women in the world had a rather hard time to win against male players, who literally have no relevance on the international stage and would be easily blown out of the park by every Top20 male player... Not to mention the Chinese handicap matches in preparation for the Olympics - even though there could be some "politics" involved as well (you can also see them on that channel). Also I would be careful to only make this about intelligence, because this would mean that Sun Yingsha just wasn't smart enough to win her game and this is something I personally would not want to believe. Even in chess, where it is soley about intelligence, the best women in the world have litteraly no chance at all against the best male players. The only sport I know so far, where women not only have a chance but would be able to beat men on a reagular base is archery. On paper men reach slightly higher scores, but the margins are so slim, that litterally anything can happen. Esspecially in mixed team competition you can see female athlets "outperforming" their male counterparts even on a high end level.

If the game starts 0:0, no woman in this world can beat any top 10 men in the national team of china. NONE, 0 ! Anyone who said otherwise either dont know table tennis or just not familliar how strong the chinese men are in table tennis.

Are you serious? Chen Meng said when she had to train with male ladder players from Chinese national team, she felt unconformable to male power. Even in Chinese warm up games, male vs female started points at 8:9 and 6:8, that meant female 1 point equals to male 2 points. The reason female could win just because US male national team was not that good.

You are just kidding. Top male players' power and spin (both forehand and backhand) are just devastating for most female players to handle. In addition, off the table top male players are much faster and can cover a wider area than top female players.

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I understand what do you think, but if you are top 190 in your country unless is China, I don't think you can beat professional players that probably train 100 times more than you. What is your country?

@@robertberneda6538 I live in Slovakia, not very "table tennis" country I would say. We only have two male players in top 100 and we are not even close to the level of table tennis in Germany for example. I consider myself a good amateur, not even a half-pro. Also, our our top women are far from chinese top women. I do not have a world ranking, but I suppose, there are at least 50000 better players in the world, probably more. I am just saying that there is a real difference in power and speed between men and women.

@@gorodph yes I agree with you. I think these two players that you say (Wang Yang and Pistej Lubomir) can beat any famale player in the world, but I don't think that any top 200 or less can beat the top 5 or top 10 famale players in the world.

@@robertberneda6538 Do you mean the top 200th male players cannot beat the top 5th female players in the world? I would expect the opposite: The world's real top 200th male player will beat the top 1st female player quitely easily. Remember the ITTF world ranking is not real. Many unranked players in China are much better than the 200th player in the ITTF ranking list.

I see you never were in China.

LoL no one should have to ask that question..

It's only the safest bet in the universe, foolie !!

I'd be insterested in the base rates, i.e. how many chinese women play as opposed to how many men. It's said that the men's 2nd team doesn't stand a chance against the women's 1st team. That would mean they're close together overall, with like 4 better top male talents than female ones. That's not a big gender gap.

I must disagree on thing that male vs female esp in training not help. When a male player want to win a female he need to adapt with a different style, he need to think more in a match, thats a good training actually

@@ChieuSachTang Depending on the level. It is always beneficial for the weaker player. The greater the level difference, the less beneficial the stronger player will get from the training.