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Lin's got a great mind and future. The screamer doesn't bother him. Nevertheless, screaming is only going to lose its effectievness.

Leave Harimoto alone . This joke is not funny anymore

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That's true. 🤣🤣🤣

Maybe Lin can turn that screaming energy working for him. Lin's got a great mind and future. The screamer doesn't bother him. Nevertheless, screaming is only going to lose its effectievness.

But to be honest Harimoto has achieved more in terms of beating the top Chinese players more times in the more crucial tournaments than Lin has. Overall I think Harimoto is still a higher threat for the top Chinese player than Lin is because Lin is more predictable for the Chinese to counter him.

@@david0ade Okay, you be honest. Do you remember any of the crucial tournaments? The Olympics? Stars losing and going out early in the tournaments from time to time? Be honest. Do you remember the finals of any crucial competitions? A chicken sometimes flies higher than eagles, but chickens can never fly as high as eagles because chickens will always be chickens.

@@david0ade Speaking of more predictable, Harimoto is the most predictable because he is a double player. Harimoto can't play without his "screaming partner".

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He is way too inconsistent. He has those days where he can beat any player in the world and on others he just loses against any of the top 30. He has these insane hit or miss shots, specially on return. On some days they are better than on others. Maybe he will improve his footwork even more so he can go with less risk on return and try to go through rallies.

I think he misses a stronger forehand. His backhand is one of the best, especially his flick! But for top 3, you also need a killer forehand!

Lin is young. Right? He will grow into his frame. Look at his arms, they are so thin.

Lin's got a great mind and future. The screamer doesn't bother him.

World Ranking is Not true Ranking for calderano is much easier because He is from south america asia and Europe more hard

This is what I call a very witty, and brilliant comment.

You know nothing about the sport .. This ist totally normal in professional and semi professional. I don't feel or think anything like you think.. This is not chess. Wen need energy and noise.. This is one the hardest sports out there.. If shouting loud helps him pushes his energy, it's totally OK.. He ist very respectful.. Never shouts if he didn't force the point

@@zizo015 if you're a fan of harimoto i totally understand you don't mind the grunting (maybe it helps you getting even more involved). but as a neutral spectator i can't watch his games without muting the sound at some point, because h.'s grunts just snap me out of the flow of watching. it's like someone is repetitively asking for attention, while i'm trying to watch and enjoy a movie.

Indeed, it really feels like wing chun vs karate

Improve the quiet

Cannot

I hope he retires, so I don't have to hear his annoying screaming anymore

His physical strength has been improving though, Adam Bobrow who would sometimes follow these players very closely in person said he has been going to the gym and shot power and rally ability from distance has been increasing👍

@@gab5012 , that's good to hear. A more powerful Lin would make it very interesting at the top.

​@@shenzhenpingpongwhat a more powerful LYJ looks like is WC.

to be honest Harimoto has achieved more in terms of beating the top Chinese players more times in the more crucial tournaments than Lin has. Overall I think Harimoto is still a higher threat for the top Chinese player than Lin is because Lin is more predictable for the Chinese to counter him.

@@david0ade , it’s not just past history, it’s potential you have to consider as well. Harimoto is not improving at all

Go and cry.. You probably go to stadiums and complain about everyone being loud.. This is not chess and we need the energy

Harimoto brings the loudest variety to the game of ping pong. ….and makes it more interesting.

The only other time I know they have played was youth olympics games 2018 (I searched it a while ago cuz I was wondering if they had played before due to them being close in age and rising at the same time) Harimoto won that 4-3 in the decider. Though also should have encountered each other in japanese league matches (LYJ played there at one point for some experience) where I think LYJ won but I'm not certain on that

I think it's their h2h is now 3-2 in favour for Lin or sth like that. At the Asian Cup 2019 he was also beaten by Harimoto with the score 3-1.

What a brilliant and intelligent comment!

@@youfeerich540 lol cheers

Really? from what I've observed there have been many shots where Lin lost the point when he steps forehand side to use BH chiquita and most of the time he lost because Harimoto is ready to counter to his backhand and Lin couldn't get back fast enough that's why Lin has been very careful not to do it too often.

​@david0ade Take a look at the 4th set beginning, it was a more or less even game before that

It’s to keep the rubber on the blade. That part of the racket touches the table when pushing with forehand.

You must be new to table tennis. He has been like this for many years. It's nothing new. He has actually calmed down a bit.

It's nothing.. You probably don't play TT at higher level. I actually love his energy.. The shouting never annoyed me.. We need the energy.. And every pro has his own way of self motivation... Even in local clubs Some strange people find it unusual and might not like it of someone is a bit vocal when winning points.. Common this is not chess.. You don't go to the the stadium and complain about every one being loud

Was way worse a few years back

@@zizo015"If you play TT at a higher level you love getting your eardrums assaulted" That's just stupid.

@@DrinkWater713 and you probably go to stadiums and complain about the same.. Go and cry

真的，有夠吵，要不是有小林同學，基本上有張本，我基本上直接跳過，看球賽就是喜歡，休閒！別讓耳朵受罪

超派 但我喜歡

蛤….但我看張本叫，看的超爽的欸

想必遮擋王一定是最尊重對手的吧☺️

At least the foreigners dominate all the other sports. 🤣

​@@jonl.b7168well answered

This is only now.. In the nighties and before it was totally different.. Chinese dominates since the 2000 era.. This could change as everything in life changes

It’s time to change the scoring system again, or change the size of the ball to be of a tennis size ball. Then the cheating Chinese players may then start to lose.

Sumo player??? Harimoto will be crushed.

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I love him.. And I like his energy. Shouting is his brand.. Every one has his own style and way of self pushing and if you really play TT at a higher level you would find it normal.. Besides he is been doing this for 8 years now.. Get used to it

@@zizo015 I agree he's a great table tennis player but the shouting isn't ok. Especially when he's doing it on behalf of the opponents mistakes. That's in my opinion very annoying.

@@janlykkejensen72 opponents mistakes?? I assume you don't play table tennis. Or you play it only occasionally or on a low level.. We are taking about professional players or actually world class professional players. There is no just mistakes.. Those are forced mistakes( points) ..those guys train like hell to force those small errors at this level.. They can make like 20-30% of the points or more. thousands of hours Training only serves and short play to force errors for direct point or for a weak receive to attack the third or forth ball.. .points don't only come from rallies and big fancy shots.. Rallies make actually the smaller part.. he is very respectful and he never ever shout on points he gets because of his net oder edge balls or any unusual situation.. He ist actually respectful and polite in every Aspekt if you follow his matches.. But you probably have the wrong view due to a lack of knowledge in professional and semi professional table tennis.. Or even higher local leagues.. Shouting on school TT or low leagues where people spend almost no time for training and just come twice a weak and play games and go home could in fact be a bit unnecessary or even stupid

@@zizo015 I do understand what you’re saying, and I have been playing on a pretty high level when I was younger. He’s doing nothing wrong while shouting, but to me, it’s too much. I think it’s a lack of sportsmanship and “gentlemanship” towards his opponent. Imagine all players behaving like that I think almost no one would watch the game (table tennis). Again your view is as legit as mine. Have a great day.