He was so polite when handshake as well!

He's so much better than the Chinese lmao

​@@rambospongebob7572Taiwanese are chinese too. Check their passport. 😂

@@rambospongebob7572you must be delusional 😢😢

@@jasonwong9605 4-1 against China top 2 LOL

Self-cultivation! Kudos to his parents and coach for reinforcing the calmness and self-assurance that makes loud demonstrations unnecessary.

They're both Chinese "Knowledge will give you power, but character respect."

​@@TeamACWa Imagine everyone thought like you, the world would be really boring..

​@@Mark_GLNo kudos for you!

Спокойный ??? Он после пропуска мяча топает)), я тож так делаю 😅

👏👏👏👏

absolutely

Yea and the next personne who will beat LY you will be his biggest fan too...

The last time I checked, he was a Chinese from Taiwan, and the mainland China is extremely proud of him.

I am Taiwanese, Lin Yun Ju used to be my junior high school friend's high school classmate @@moreless2690

No he did not improve to Tokyo 2020, he was even better there. He changed equipment and it took him that long to get used to it on the top lvl he once was. Why are you writing such stuff? He lost 11/8 in the 7th set in the semis to the best player in the world at that time. Now saying he improved dramatically would mean he would just obliterate everyone now with ease.

Don't forget the screamer harimoto too 😂😂

dont forget he owned FZD in the 1/16 final…

He owns the Chinese

@@rambospongebob7572 Just wait for him to lost the next half a dozen matches.

23 years isn't really kid but he has a great future!

Yeah I love his style and his personality. If he can stay consistent he can be a serious threat to team China.

@@cagsanozbek4210 22 years, still a kid in development, Ma Long is 35. Timo Boll 42, still playing..and Jan Ove 58..he still could if he wanted😀😀😀 you already see where I am placing this guy. But yeah, Felix is the youngest upstart at 17.

Nah man you're better

It would be interesting to see how you blend LYJ's backhand into your style ! Here waiting in the front seat !!! 👀🇧🇷

Thanks,”non Chinese “is the best respect and glory for Lin and his country “Taiwan”

He is still Chinese though

@@user-pm4pb2se2u non chinese means any country that is not china. Normally they win everything I would have used the same phrase if france or germany would have won. Relax 😊🥰 no disrespect ment at all

I have the feeling if Lin played with FZD in the final he will beat FZD too😢

He has got a lot of new weapons.. strong FH shots, excellent ball placement and like you said, counter offensive away from the table.

He was clearly in the zone for the entire tournament. The silent assassin just got stronger!! And just as you said, he is killing it far from the table, it reminded me of the amazing rallies of ma long vs xuxin with the celluloid ball, and after the plastic ball was implemented, everyone was just keeping their game closer to the table and banana flicking every freakin ball, so I think that is the main reason he got stronger now that he is able to go back and attack from there and also I think he has the most dangerous flick in the game, the second one would be harimoto, but he is not that strong doing shots far from the table.

Lin checks all the boxes that's we all love him.

Yes, Lin is so modest and polite. Such a welcome change from ScreamMoto and other similarly loud and demonstrative players.

His backhand counter attacks are lightning quick!

@@branlotin Yes, he often uses the spin of his opponent. And of course his servive is very very good. You only know in the last moment where he's going to serve...

Yes very Quick

Actually it's a basic manner in table tannis😂

I think Lin had hardest time is play with Franziska

什麽屁話~~拜托，又不是免費指導的，是每月約13萬台幣的教練費耶。 山外有山，人外有人，好人才，永遠在進步，永遠有好教練在等他。 10年前沒碰到綦戈教練，9年前， 8年前，。。。還是會碰到好的教練。重點是自己成不成才。

taiwan number 1

​@@akissvolos4334 idiot.

For me, smashing it is much safer choice there over a touch shot when maybe you don’t see the exact spin.

​@@whatevereyewant I thought about it as well but given that Ma Long had dived to the floor to even get to the ball it's unlikely he'd have been able to put a lot of spin on it, and judging by the rebound he didn't. Anyway, no biggie but it made me laugh.

honestly with lin yun ju's aggressive playstyle and the way he trains, smashing the ball is safer than tapping the ball. He habitually attacks such opportunity balls and he never built a habit of tap ins, amateurs do that too be safe but a coach once told me top player's safest shots are their strong shots they do all the time, particularly ones with heavy top spin though

Yea 4-1, very close.

​@@vblueice all of the matches after 2 were deuces.

Not close at all ma long is not the goat he's too old

@rambospongebob7572 he is the greatest of all time but just not at his peak

@@vblueice The game score doesn't reflect the closeness of the point score. This isn't soccer

I don't think LYJ's forehand is that strong, but it's solid. His serve, receive, and backhand game is where he is extremely good.

中国可能不会再让lin来中国训练了

@@user-ih4vy8ty5h 說臺灣就哭了😂😂😂

@@extalia 台湾最多只是美国的棋子。 The first thing US will do if China take over Taiwan is to bomb the semi-chip factory. Absolutely no question about it. They won't hesitate to sacrifice Taiwan as a mere pawn.

That's why he's better than China

The greatest revenge for Lin to MA and Wang😂

@rambospongebob7572 umm not really. He still has a losing record against EACH of Fan Zhendong, Wang Chuqin and Ma Long.

@@Rizwan-kz5zw and destroyed them today

WOW! No one will believe that was just few months ago, amazing game and huge progress of Lin Yun-Ju❤

He went on a training arc 😀

I heard he changed equipment, that's why his performance suffered a bit. But now it seems he is back to what he was like at Tokyo 2020 Olympics, or better!

Ryu Seung Min was faster, but used it to play forehand everywhere.

Only? Normally videos have a hundred times more views than likes.

He uses the speed of the opponent's shots to counter very effectively with only a really quick and short swing of the wrist. He did it several time especially on the backhand, that was impressive.