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@@blokin5039 .

yes but he seems not to respect an opponent when the ball hit an edge or a net.

@@andreypopov6166 How? He holds his hand up which means apologies. He does give respect.

@@andreypopov6166 ridiculous

Перовик, что значит?

@@Stan-wy8qu хват ракетки. Просмотрите внимательно, как держит ракетку игрок в красной футболке- хватка пером. Это очень сильно ограничивает активную игру слева, бэкэнд.

Look on the positive side is it can accomodate xu xin's far table lobbing LOL

Dangdut

interesting the shakehand player (Chen) coaches the penholder and vice versa the penhold player (Wang Hao) coaches the shakehander.

@@matmagix3845 I think it's more that their coaches respective tactics are very similar to their players rather than their grip.

Memang China raja'nya tenis meja saya pun sama dari kecil sudah mengenal tenis meja namun sampai sekarang ni tak pintal2 he3x, hanya boleh mewakili daerah profinsi atau negeri sahaja.. salam santun dari Malaysia..🙏🙏🙏

Xu Xin is 31, not 61.

@@KapeeshPC The best ever penholders Ma Lin and Wang Hao both retired around 30 and not doing too well in their last year so 31 is already considered old in the world of CNT.

@@turboz551 You guys are still saying like they are ancient. Timo Boll is still in the top rankings even beating Ma Long in 2017. Being over 30. They are not doing well, cuz sometimes it just be like that. Some days are better, some worse.

​@@KapeeshPC Competition inside CNT is much fierce than any other country. So many youngsters are very competitive and tried hard to take their places. That is not quite the same outside China so players like Timo and Samsonov can still represent their countries and play into their 40s no problem. Also penhold style is much more physically demanding than shakehand due to the weaker backhand so their competition life is normally considered shorter. Timo is an odd one to stay on top for so long. That is not the norm I am afraid. ZJK is already long gone. Ma Long and Xu Xin are veterans among CNT players. They are already married with kids. You can't find any older players than them in CNT and still on top. They have my respect and no shame losing to younger uprising CNT players.

@@turboz551 I personally just think the newer ones get better than the older generation. Not that the older generation gets slower and that's why youngsters are beating them. I don't care if you are Chinese or anywhere. 30 is not old by any means. Movement and stuff gettimg worse is more noticeable when you are in your 50s.

Yes, you are right

I think that would be Lin Yun Ju or Zhao Qihao

Committee members of the local TTA

Xi jinpin

local grumpy grandpas or mafia bosses lol

Compra te unas gafas colega

Both💩

@@Rico-lu7sy lol.... good answer...

Это только Ваше ощущение

He is getting old

Thanks for the spoiler.

@@audiomanmik lol. Who reads the comments before watching?

I didn't read the comment before, it shows right under the video title. So I repeat thanks for the spoiler.

@@audiomanmik oh ok. To be fair i didn't say who jad the comeback. Just means that i5 was an interesting match

chenqi

the king of killer :chen qi

lol nice joke

Exactly, no one here seems to know table tennis

Patrick Bateman style

Bruh, he just lost balance, it has nothing to do with age

@台湾那点事儿 Bruh. So when a young person trips, does that make him old as well?

only 31 years old man

no

Lets face, when players are starting to get into their 30's in sports where fast mobility and endurance are crucial at the top pro level, it is often the beginning of 'getting old'. Some hang in there longer than others such as Roger Federer in Tennis, or Timo Boll in TT. I'm fortunate at my age, 66, I am still quick and mobile (for my level) I am not bragging here, as I am at a low club level, dont play much.I play penhold in the style of Wang Hao and the backhands are just beautiful. Wish I was JUST 20 years younger, than I would put more time and enegy into being a 'serious' club player.