2014 [17th] Asian Games [VIDEOS HD]

[Oct 3] WD-SF1: LIU Shiwen/WU Yang - KIM Jong/KIM Hyesong [HD] [Full Match/Chinese]

Edited by janus700 - 10/03/2014 at 6:42pm

[Oct3] Mixed doubles-Final: Lee Ho Ching/Jiang Tianyi - Kim Hyokbong/Kim Jong [HD] 

Edited by janus700 - 10/04/2014 at 5:05am

[October 4] # MS-Final: XU Xin Vs FAN Zhendong [HD] [Full match/Chinese]

XuXin versus JooSeHyuk,
men's single SF,
please give us full-lenght video.

[Oct 4] # WS-Final: LIU Shiwen - ZHU Yuling [HD] [Full* Match/Chinese]

Edited by janus700 - 10/04/2014 at 4:13pm

trying to watch the W S F, but its really hard. I think the motion that women use to hit the ball should not be called a stroke. It is more like a muscle twitch. Very short, off the table to take advantage of you opponent's speed since you can't generate your own, it is just plain painful to watch. I am surprised the Chinese have not developed females with actual table tennis strokes. This thing is a joke, and should be called ping pong, to designate the separation from table tennis.

[Oct 4] MS-Final: XU Xin - FAN Zhendong [HD] [Full Match|Short Form]

igorponger wrote: XuXin versus JooSeHyuk, men's single SF, please give us full-lenght video.

Edited by 109eh - 10/05/2014 at 3:48pm

Looking at the match, the big difference is that Xu Xin is a lefty.

Edited by NextLevel - 10/04/2014 at 10:51pm

skip3119 wrote: I knew the scores before watching this video.  (Turns out to be the same.) Joo got  2, 5, 2, 7.  A total of 16 points - averaged 4 points per game.  XX won easily and comfortably.

Very easy! Very fast!

skip3119 wrote: assiduous wrote: trying to watch the W S F, but its really hard. I think the motion that women use to hit the ball should not be called a stroke. It is more like a muscle twitch. Very short, off the table to take advantage of you opponent's speed since you can't generate your own, it is just plain painful to watch. I am surprised the Chinese have not developed females with actual table tennis strokes. This thing is a joke, and should be called ping pong, to designate the separation from table tennis. ===================================== You must know the strokes in order to know that Liu Shiwen and Zhu Yuling don't have strokes. What is your own assessment about your chance to beat Liu Shiwen or Zhu Yuling in terms of %. For example, you think you have 25% chance, 50%, 75% or 90% chance to beat either one of those two women players?  Please let us know your own assessment. If any forummer interested in assessing assiduous' chance to win, please feel free to give your assessment. *** You can post your assessment here, or you can PM me your assessment. ***

skip3119 wrote: igorponger wrote: XuXin versus JooSeHyuk, men's single SF, please give us full-lenght video. =================================== Good point, I have not seen that either. Ma Long had a very hard time to beat Joo in the team event, yet Xu Xin won easily in the men's singles when facing Joo.  Just don't know what XX has got but ML doesn't have? When playing against the pips chopper (Joo), there is a world difference in performance between XX and ML. Interesting to see the video XX vs Joo if it is available.

I could not find the match between XX and Joo. Link please! Thanks

Wow. Not much Joo could do to handle XuXin's power, placement, and variation of spins (the flat shots created more difficulty for Joo). Joo tried to play offense with his backhand, from which he actually made a point. I am wondering how good Joo could be if he were a offense player.