Noticed that too

"Protecting the blade or rubber against hitting the table" is what is done by ordinary players (let's say 99.9 percent of players)... When it comes to professional level, players are sponsored by several suppliers so they have access to free rubbers and blades as many as they want even for daily use... So professional players do not use it as for protection... If you watch Timo Boll's educational videos, he says the amount and location of the edge tape that we use depends on how we want to balance the blade in terms of the weight, friction with air in a particular direction, spin and dwell time of the blade etc for a particular match. I hope it helps. Thanks.

It is because when you backhand flip from the middle or forehand side, even the backhand side of the table, you could hit your rubber there lol

Оба мастера, парень в 16 лет уже в 15 лучших в мире, дальше больше

Fairly even 😂😂😂😂 Blind fans are funny, so delutional. Man loses 3-0 and they say “it was so close!” 🤡🤡🤡

@@Chris.Morales No doubt FZD would win even if lebrun took a set or two but if I lose three games 11-9 it wasn't exactly a stomp

@@Wiktorion I would say FZD played at 50% of his max, so not that close.

@@Wiktorion FZD wasn’t even trying. He’s saving energy for real rivals like the Chinese team members. Ofcourse he didn’t mind if the kid made some points or not. He got the job done 3-0 at 30% throttle!

@@Chris.Morales 30% - turns out the blind super fan was you all along!

Yes

What a strange place to see you here I love your riff vids lol

И никогда француз не дотянется до Фана!

Pour des joueurs de ping pong? Si c'est un troll t'es chaud

@@alexiscoppola535 c'est une blague à 2 balles.

His blade is the Butterfly Innerforce ZLC

@@skipondowntheroad5833 Thank you for your reply. I've read that somewhere, too but couldn't find a blade with the exact same handle. Do you have a little more insight, maybe a reference?

Felix Lebrun is sponsored by Tibhar, and the wood is Tibhar SK hybrid AC and your rubber Hibrid K3.

doucement...

Not Felix, but a player who Alex said Felix was inspired by. It's because for the penholders it used to be common to only use one side of the paddle. Felix uses both sides though as the technique and the approach has advanced.

No, a female player from Germany, Han Ying... not Felix.

If a player uses only one side of the racket, he/she is not required to put rubber on the other side. The traditional penhold grip player typically uses only one side of the racket so it is not unusual to see him/her putting rubber only on one side.

Adalet dağıtmak mı😂

@@lionheartsummit284 bu bizde bir deyim.

low level lmao, just one of the very, very best players in the world rn