It s not really suprise if you know Hugo is on fire and already beaten FZD easily last in weeks

@@cagsanozbek4210Indeed. Impressive performance. I love it. I wish he won though.

Lol who doesn’t beat FZD easily nowadays? Lin Shidong treated him like an amateur!

@@kenji2787but FZD won eventually

Are we talking about the same match? Because Lin Shidong eliminated FZD recently, with scores like 11-2, 11-3. It was so painful to watch.

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Unlucky draw for him for sure. Other side of the bracket there's a good chance they would have met in the final

Indeed. He did well against Top 1. He made top 1 sweat.

@@LooeelooeeMa Long beats Hugo with 100% probability

@@xastralpaw5524 most likely but not 100%

campiao has a name, his name's wang chuqin

Esqueceu de mencionar que ele venceu o zhendong no mesmo torneio

The audio editing of those clips is extremely poor. Every edit (video and audio) requires its own trim, you don't just insert standard fades and dissolves at the end of each clip and expect the editing to be decent. You can give the viewers the sensation of living the moment by using simple video cuts (not using crappy cross dissolves) but making smooth, well-thought transitions in the audio. The editing of those videos is somewhat lazy and amateurish, remind me of the awful Wimbledon's tennis highlights, which are as traditional as the white outfits. Or it's just a stupid AI robot doing the job, which sucks (and the results are quite bad). Which is a big shame due to the relevancy of those matches.

@@bernardospinelli5588 it's definitely put together by ai. it's the typical way software finds highlights and cuts em together. maybe a human checks it quick to make sure no points were missed, but i doubt it. i've seen some truly weird cuts in the edit from ittf and wtt videos

What advantage does that grant him?

@@DrinkWater713 disorients the opponent and also more powerful.

@@3dprintworld503 I don't see how it could possibly be more powerful. The swing would have less speed, and the weight of the ball is a nonfactor.

@@DrinkWater713 Idk if you played TT before, but the ball is alot heavier than you think when it's going that fast. You can actually feel you're hand getting pushed back when stop like a 40mph ball. Also, because you're placing your entire body weight into the shot, it's stronger, and you can literally see that by the speed of his backhand smash. It's really hard to execute and the chances of it actually landing is pretty low though, since there is no top spin on the ball, just a straight smash.

@@3dprintworld503 I guess I just never played with anyone nearly good enough that the weight of the ball made any difference whatsoever, much less to the point of my hand getting pushed back because of it. I used to play tenis (since I was a kid) before playing TT, so I guess I got pretty strong at resisting the weight of the ball.

I think a diagonal view from a higher position is also nice (but without camera moving). At some point in the future we may have multi cam selection in those videos if you buy KZfaq premium and pay something for the channel 😅

Still lost 2-4

not at his best, he missed a lot of shots. Reason is wang is so fast so Hugo has no time to back off and had to stay close to the table.

@@esfandiarbahramiwatches8509 It was a close match - statistics never tell the whole story...

I have no idea why so many people say this. It's annoying, near player is partially blocking view of table with this angle.

i disagree

@@mryan4452 Yes I agree with you that with this angle the player closer to us tends to block the view of the ball especially when the ball is played to his/her backhand. But still, the side angle makes it look like a 2D simulation where you can't really enjoy the overall beauty and dynamics of the game.

​@@mryan4452with this angle we can see the effect on the ball, the curves, the spin, etc. The side view we can't see none of these

@@rodrigoangelo488 Wait, for a ball game whose primary spin is top spin and bottom spin, where the curve mainly goes up or down, you decide that the best way to see the curve is to align it with the movement direction?

You should shut your mouth up and mind your own behaviour instead of telling what the Chinese audience to do. They dont wanna applause for Hugo, totally fine! Not a problem at all. If i were there, i would wanna shout out " Wang Chuqin, beat Hugo!" My freedom. Wang Chuqin indeed has beaten Hugo. My wish came true, not yours.😊

Neste jogo o Hugo estava de igual para igual até chegar o 5 set quando as energias dele diminuíram drasticamente! No 6 set ele se recuperou porém o Chinês estava com mais energias do que no começo do jogo ! O Hugo tem que direcionar este problema, caso contrário, não terá medalha nos jogos olímpicos

So you telling us the result would be different if the crowd would be 100 percent brazilian?

@@ttime9947 i'm just sensitive for things like that. i like croud reactions when i watch matches. and yes, if the crowd would also support the opponent (no matter what nationality) it could make that little difference

You need to see those old VHS tapes when the vendors were in Europe.

double standard

​@@ttime9947 That's not what he said. But since you bring it up I am absolutely sure that a Brazilian crowd would cheer or clap for some of WCQ brilliant points.

No

@@adrien1996 Yes.

Because it isn't.

It actually isn't

Nothing wrong here tbh

although his body is over the table, the ball is hit behind the table back line, so it's legal🧐

and 2 illegal serves: not high enough, not vertically

Why don you talk about Hugo hidden his serve and warn by referee

Then I bet Hugo has X-ray eyes to see the hidden ball because so many times in this match alone he total annihilated WCQ's serve with full confidence and shown no sign that he couldn't see the contact. But haters would say Hugo made a wild guess and predicted the right serve lol.

@@starking1187 very true

you're alone on this one, bratha

​@@JohnMisdreavousexactly

@@JohnMisdreavous Even if I were - still the better angle :)

​@@glebvI'm with you. Near player is partially blocking view here, annoying for me. Also the camera is a kilometre from the action. Much prefer closer side view.

@@mryan4452 Precisely! And the long tele lens they have to use for this angle compresses the space - that's why the ball could be moving 3 meters in real life but you will not feel neither the speed nor the distance. That's why side angle will always feel more exciting, in addition to not having a player block half the playing surface.