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Originally posted by kakapo kakapo wrote:

Is this a thread dedicated to Qiu Dang ?
No, it's a pissing contest.
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Since when has this thread been dedicated to Qiu Dang? It started out about his equipment, did not receive the first reply for almost 1 year and was abandoned for almost 5 years.

Either way, in his latest interview, he states that he uses TB ALC custom, D09C on FH and D05 on BH.

Edited by zeio - 07/04/2022 at 2:55am
Viscaria FL - 91g
+ Neo H3 2.15 Blk - 44.5g(55.3g uncut bare)
+ Hexer HD 2.1 Red - 49.3g(68.5g 〃 〃)
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Originally posted by zeio zeio wrote:

Since when has this thread been dedicated to Qiu Dang? It started out about his equipment, did not receive the first reply for almost 1 year and was abandoned for almost 5 years.

Either way, in his latest interview, he states that he uses TB ALC custom, D09C on FH and D05 on BH.

The title of this thread is: QIU DANG........If I read well.
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+ Neo H3 2.15 Blk - 44.5g(55.3g uncut bare)
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If the name of a thread is "qiu Dang", then it has to be dedicated to Qiu Dang otherwise it is called "trolling". That seems obvious , at least to me.....That means evrything in the thread must be related to Qiu Dang :matches, equipment, selections, injuries, style of play, improvment....but certainly not to Ishikawa or WCT results in his career.

But it seems you are a person who always wants to be right and have the last word, wathever the conversation and, as I don't have a lot of time to waste (because I have to work), let's say you are right.

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That made me chuckle. Check out my thread about Pitchford. It was more than just about Pitchford.

http://mytabletennis.net/forum/his-name-is-liam-pitchford_topic83368.html

Edited by zeio - 07/04/2022 at 5:28am
Viscaria FL - 91g
+ Neo H3 2.15 Blk - 44.5g(55.3g uncut bare)
+ Hexer HD 2.1 Red - 49.3g(68.5g 〃 〃)
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Originally posted by jackwong23 jackwong23 wrote:

Wow, Dang is  ranked no 10 in the world now. 
Best penhold player outside china

The assessment is spot on once again.
Qiu has proven again he is the best penhold player outside of china. 

CONGRATULATIONS to the new European champion.


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Originally posted by idk idk wrote:

Originally posted by jackwong23 jackwong23 wrote:

Originally posted by zeio zeio wrote:

Originally posted by jackwong23 jackwong23 wrote:

Wow, Dang is  ranked no 10 in the world now. 
Best penhold player outside china

Overrated by your biased standard against WCT. Be consistent.   

In 53 encounters with CNT, WCT has defeated once XX(out of 11) and LJK(out of 5), and 5 CNT players in his junior days.
In 13 encounters with CNT, Qiu Dang has defeated once Xue Fei(out of 2) and Zhao Zhaoyan(out of 1).

Even in the same age segment(~26), WCT had already run into the CNT 36 times.

Also look up their records against Japan and Korea, you would notice Qiu Dang has run into so few of them as well, despite being just 5 years younger. 38(14W) vs 62(34W) for Japan, 14(6W) vs 61(29W) for Korea. Other than Mizutani and Togami, WCT has defeated everyone on the current JNT. Other than Cho Daeseong and Kang Dongsoo, WCT has defeated everyone on the current KNT.

For Germany, WCT is 21(9W). Other than Boll and Ovtcharov, he has defeated Fejer-Konneth, Franziska, Filus, Duda, et al.

In his junior days? Wink
That is history.
GOOD analysis nonetheless. So both of them have similar winning % against Korean and Japanese players.

judging by recent results against top ranked players, most people would say Qiu is a better player than Wong right now. Qiu has improved a lot in the last 2 years.

No mention of Qiu Dang beating Ovtcharov, Calderano, Kallberg, Gauzy recently ? A few days ago he beat Dima 4:3 at the Lima Contender Final, someone whom Wong has never beaten in his career. Qiu Also made the singles final of another 2 events recently,  hence the big climb in his ranking. Would Wong beat these players with his current standard of play ? I highly doubt it.  When was the last time Wong won a singles title? A decade ago.?  Wong has been so bad in the last 4, 5 years that he exited
most ittf tournaments in the 1st or 2nd round. To say he was Overrated was an understatement.



You conveniently leave out the fact that Ovtcharov is just returning from a major injury and surgery which had him out for almost a year, both him and Calderano are not currently playing in any leagues, Pitchford and Gauzy are on major downturns in their career, and none of China was entered in this tournament, and most of the big guns were at the tournament in Zagreb that was being held simultaneously. 

When did WCT ever play in world tour events with this weak of a competition? Did WCT ever have a road to a championship that was comprised of the formidable foes of.... Hayate Suzuki, Kay Stumper, Ryoichi Yoshiyama, Kang Dongsoo, and then finally a hobbled and recovering Dima, who he barely squeaked by?

Be honest, you hadn't even heard of half of those players before that week.

So what is the excuse this time? 
Qiu wins the European championship because of weak competition once again?? LOLLOLLOL
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This year, Qiu Dang won...

-The Bundesliga (the best player of Düsseldorf)
-The Champion's league
-1 contender WTT
-German championships
-European Championships

...By far the best European player (this year).
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Yes agreed. Qiu Dang has been great this year.
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(In)convenient fact. GÜNDÜZ İbrahim was leading 3-2.
https://results.mun.mev.atos.net/ECM2022/en/results/table-tennis/results-men-s-singles-r64-001600-.htm



Same for Qiu Dang.
http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=91449&PID=1124194&title=europe-top-16-2022#1124194
Quote As with Harimoto and LYJ, it takes more than 1 or 2 remarkable tournaments to draw a conclusion. More players will study Moregard's game now and how he will cope with that is what counts and yet to be seen.


https://forum.tt-news.de/showpost.php?p=3410041&postcount=955
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dang qiu hatte die erwartungen im doppel und mixed nicht erfüllt hier blieb er ohne edelmedall. im einzel stand er in der ersten runde gegen den in der letzten saison noch in der 3.liga spielenden günduz auch bereits kurz vor dem aus! auch wenn letztlich zwar die fakten zählen hätte ihn da wieder so gut wie jeder komplett zerissen ein paar läppische bälle sollen also zwischen unten durch und europas nummer 1 liegen. nicht mit mir wer das meint hat einfach absout keinen weitblick dann wäre nach praktisch jedem turnier ein anderer bester europäer und das ist natürlich totaler bullshit man muss schon immer das große und ganz im auge behalten!

und man liegt hier sogar aus mehreren gründen daneben denn wenn man dangs aufschläge moniert zugleich aber meint dass er völlig verdient europameister geworden wäre dann passt das hinten und vorne nicht zusammen das impliziert doch dass er sich aus angeblich unlauteren mitteln einen vorteil verschafft hätte. auch hier wieder pustekuchen alles vollkommen in ordnung ein paar aufschläge hatte er ohnehin abgezählt bekommen und der rest war auch okay und nicht falscher als bei anderen.

man muss einen zeitraum von ca. 1 jahr hernehmen und die wichtigsten paramteter wie wie wrl tourergebnisse und verein einbeziehen und daraus einen querschnitt nehmen. dang hatte zuletzt auch ein gewisses tal wurde in budapest vom seit länger zeit extrem schwankenden harimoto komplett auseinander genommen hier hat er im doppel und mixed enttäuscht und stand im einzel in der 1.runde gegen einen spieler der vor lin der letzten runde noch in der 3.liga gespielt hatte unmittelbar vor dem aus und große titel hatte er bisher auch noch nicht geholt.

das reicht nicht für europas nummer 1! aber er ist oben mit dabei wird sich in den top 15 etablieren und ist er in der form sicherlich auch für eine nominierung bei den olympischen spielen 2024 in paris favorisiert.

my conclusion of the tournament:

dang qiu did not meet the expectations in doubles and mixed, here he remained without a medal. in singles he was in the first round against günduz, who was still playing in the 3rd league last season, almost out! even if ultimately the facts count, almost everyone should have torn him up a few silly balls between the bottom and Europe's number 1. not with me who says that simply has absolutely no vision then after practically every tournament there would be another best european and of course that is total bullshit you always have to keep an eye on the big one!

and one is even wrong here for several reasons, because if one complains about dang's surcharges but at the same time thinks that he deservedly became European champion, then the back and front don't fit together, which implies that he would have gained an advantage from allegedly unfair means. here again puff cake everything perfectly fine he had been counted a few serves anyway and the rest was also okay and no more wrong than with others.

you have to take a period of about 1 year and include the most important parameters such as wrl tour results and club and take a cross-section from them. dang also had a certain valley recently was completely taken apart in budapest by harimoto, who had been extremely unstable for a long time. here he disappointed in doubles and mixed and stood in the 1st round in singles against a player who was still in the 3rd round before the last round .liga had played right before the end and he hadn't won any big titles yet.

that's not enough for europe's number 1! but he is up there will establish himself in the top 15 and in this form he is certainly favored for a nomination at the olympic games in paris in 2024.

Edited by zeio - 08/25/2022 at 1:41pm
Viscaria FL - 91g
+ Neo H3 2.15 Blk - 44.5g(55.3g uncut bare)
+ Hexer HD 2.1 Red - 49.3g(68.5g 〃 〃)
= 184.8g
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Quote 16 pts and 28 pts against Harimoto at WTT Champions.

Guess which one is which, QD and WCT?



http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=92138&PID=1130638&title=european-championships-2022-8-1321#1130638
Quote LGL: The players I select are often not based on their upper limit. The upper limit is when they perform the best. I look for their lower limit. Anyone can win when you are at your best, right? It is your lower limit, when you are in a bad state, when your mental state is not good, is there a "bottom line" for your lower limit?
Host: Can also win at the lower limit
LGL: Yes, your lower limit...At my worst, I can also play at 70%. Then, I will weigh whether your 70% can compete with the opponents. You can win when above 90% or 100%, then, is 70% feasible, and for some if 70% is not guaranteed, 50%, 40%, then your...This is a fundamental thing


Edited by zeio - 08/25/2022 at 2:23pm
Viscaria FL - 91g
+ Neo H3 2.15 Blk - 44.5g(55.3g uncut bare)
+ Hexer HD 2.1 Red - 49.3g(68.5g 〃 〃)
= 184.8g
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Originally posted by Matt Pimple Matt Pimple wrote:

Originally posted by kakapo kakapo wrote:

Is this a thread dedicated to Qiu Dang ?
No, it's a pissing contest.

Best post on this thread by far...
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Why do we keep getting these one-liner from members who have nothing of substance to add?

Did folks even read the original post before reaching for the keyboard? This thread started out as a question about Qiu Dang's equipment. It has served its purpose if that's all that matters to you.
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+ Neo H3 2.15 Blk - 44.5g(55.3g uncut bare)
+ Hexer HD 2.1 Red - 49.3g(68.5g 〃 〃)
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Tieba users ponder where Qiu Dang would stand on the CNT, citing his close matches against LGY and LJK.

https://tieba.baidu.com/p/7988317396
Viscaria FL - 91g
+ Neo H3 2.15 Blk - 44.5g(55.3g uncut bare)
+ Hexer HD 2.1 Red - 49.3g(68.5g 〃 〃)
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Originally posted by zeio zeio wrote:

Tieba users ponder where Qiu Dang would stand on the CNT, citing his close matches against LGY and LJK.

https://tieba.baidu.com/p/7988317396


Well, in CNT many somebody will just become another no body.

There is so many "drop outs" that made some space on the international scenery, some even became huge threats and beaten CNT in crucial events.
But within China's internal structure, they might not even make the CNT team.

This is what dreams and opportunity can do in a player. In CNT, majority will just become an employee listening to the boss and just become another contributor to the company/team by helping the main players win. And if the main players win, you have done your country/job proud and remain a nobody.

This is why I think for Chinese players's sake, ITTF/WTT should become an individual sport and not controlled by national team structure - which also provide limitations to how individuals actually takes part,  and have dreams scattered because your boss don't believe in you (internal politics would also not come into play here).

Tennis/Golf is a good example - each player becomes they own unit, get own funding, own coach, own agent, manager, trainer etc, and see who comes up on top.



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Best European player and penhold player outside China!


http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=76840&PID=1130799&title=qiu-dang#1130799
Quote Same for Qiu Dang.
http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=91449&PID=1124194&title=europe-top-16-2022#1124194
Quote As with Harimoto and LYJ, it takes more than 1 or 2 remarkable tournaments to draw a conclusion. More players will study Moregard's game now and how he will cope with that is what counts and yet to be seen.
Viscaria FL - 91g
+ Neo H3 2.15 Blk - 44.5g(55.3g uncut bare)
+ Hexer HD 2.1 Red - 49.3g(68.5g 〃 〃)
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Where is Qiu Dang?
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+ Neo H3 2.15 Blk - 44.5g(55.3g uncut bare)
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Yeah, Ma Long and Fzd are not on the list as well, wct must be better than both of them.  Leading Overrated Player, that is who he is. 


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Individual player ranking in teams tournament is just stupid and no ideal why they doing it.

China will win 3-0 every time.
So each player can only have 5 matches (if they are not rested).

While many other players will need to play a 2nd match, thus have around 10 matches (and not being rested)

This is why individual players ranking was removed as FTW ended with more points than say the champion team players (China). So if ITTF has decided this change in ranking point by individual players as no longer going to happen, then why WTT is still focusing on individual ranking that doesn't make sense nor gives the individual player any reward.


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Originally posted by ZApenholder ZApenholder wrote:

Individual player ranking in teams tournament is just stupid and no ideal why they doing it.

China will win 3-0 every time.
So each player can only have 5 matches (if they are not rested).

While many other players will need to play a 2nd match, thus have around 10 matches (and not being rested)

This is why individual players ranking was removed as FTW ended with more points than say the champion team players (China). So if ITTF has decided this change in ranking point by individual players as no longer going to happen, then why WTT is still focusing on individual ranking that doesn't make sense nor gives the individual player any reward.

The logic isn't perfect for knockouts but I am not entirely against it.  In many league or Swiss-pairing systems, they are trying to give incentive to an MVP, or the player who helps his team the most with an outstanding performance.  The player is almost never the best player (depending on how the ranking is done) if you use a metric like wins and losses rather than something that has some expert input, but it is good/fun to reward performances.  


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Originally posted by NextLevel NextLevel wrote:

Originally posted by ZApenholder ZApenholder wrote:

Individual player ranking in teams tournament is just stupid and no ideal why they doing it.

China will win 3-0 every time.
So each player can only have 5 matches (if they are not rested).

While many other players will need to play a 2nd match, thus have around 10 matches (and not being rested)

This is why individual players ranking was removed as FTW ended with more points than say the champion team players (China). So if ITTF has decided this change in ranking point by individual players as no longer going to happen, then why WTT is still focusing on individual ranking that doesn't make sense nor gives the individual player any reward.

The logic isn't perfect for knockouts but I am not entirely against it.  In many league or Swiss-pairing systems, they are trying to give incentive to an MVP, or the player who helps his team the most with an outstanding performance.  The player is almost never the best player (depending on how the ranking is done) if you use a metric like wins and losses rather than something that has some expert input, but it is good/fun to reward performances.  


Well, ITTF disagree with you, hence they removed individual ranking point allocation, to prevent awarding a non Chinese to get more wins than Chinese players.

if Ma Long played every match, and only has 1 match (China has 3-0 all the way to the final). He would still not have over 8 matches (4 groups and 4 ko), unlike some players would have 8 matches in group stages already.

You can't weigh player 2 matches, because your team can't win 3-0 over a player who only need to play 1 match. For the sake of MVP, maybe Chinese players need to start loosing, to boost they number 1 player to win 2 matches each time?
Maybe rather have win %, and sort by team ranking?

So, having said that, those 2 matches should equate to lower the value as a 1 match (with team 3-0) wins.
No idea how they going to do that, but you can't have an MVP like Feng, on the loosing team, while an all 3-0 in all 8 matches doesn't even give you more wins than Feng, thus ranked/rated lower.

 
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Qiu Dang, can't you move to the top already?


Edited by zeio - 10/03/2022 at 12:14pm
Viscaria FL - 91g
+ Neo H3 2.15 Blk - 44.5g(55.3g uncut bare)
+ Hexer HD 2.1 Red - 49.3g(68.5g 〃 〃)
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It looks like the list is in order of: most wins, fewest losses, ratio of games won/lost.
Qiu has 4 wins so far, so he could move up with his next win. Several other players have 4 wins as well.
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I would not bother about this garbage list. The strength of opponents are not even taken into consideration. For example anyone who beat a few weak North America and Africa players only would also make the top of this list. 
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None of the players for China have had to play a 2nd match in any team tie, thus affecting their totals.

I think it's just for fun but it's still interesting to look at, at least to me. The highest on the list arguably (and objectively speaking) did the most for their respective teams in this tournament. The players for the strongest countries will be there at the end, as teams get eliminated.

This list does remind me of the 1989 Worlds - IIRC, Jorgen Persson was undefeated in the team event there, in the last time the 5 out of 9 format was used.


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Originally posted by ZApenholder ZApenholder wrote:

Originally posted by NextLevel NextLevel wrote:

Originally posted by ZApenholder ZApenholder wrote:

Individual player ranking in teams tournament is just stupid and no ideal why they doing it.

China will win 3-0 every time.
So each player can only have 5 matches (if they are not rested).

While many other players will need to play a 2nd match, thus have around 10 matches (and not being rested)

This is why individual players ranking was removed as FTW ended with more points than say the champion team players (China). So if ITTF has decided this change in ranking point by individual players as no longer going to happen, then why WTT is still focusing on individual ranking that doesn't make sense nor gives the individual player any reward.

The logic isn't perfect for knockouts but I am not entirely against it.  In many league or Swiss-pairing systems, they are trying to give incentive to an MVP, or the player who helps his team the most with an outstanding performance.  The player is almost never the best player (depending on how the ranking is done) if you use a metric like wins and losses rather than something that has some expert input, but it is good/fun to reward performances.  


Well, ITTF disagree with you, hence they removed individual ranking point allocation, to prevent awarding a non Chinese to get more wins than Chinese players.

if Ma Long played every match, and only has 1 match (China has 3-0 all the way to the final). He would still not have over 8 matches (4 groups and 4 ko), unlike some players would have 8 matches in group stages already.

You can't weigh player 2 matches, because your team can't win 3-0 over a player who only need to play 1 match. For the sake of MVP, maybe Chinese players need to start loosing, to boost they number 1 player to win 2 matches each time?
Maybe rather have win %, and sort by team ranking?

So, having said that, those 2 matches should equate to lower the value as a 1 match (with team 3-0) wins.
No idea how they going to do that, but you can't have an MVP like Feng, on the loosing team, while an all 3-0 in all 8 matches doesn't even give you more wins than Feng, thus ranked/rated lower.

 

If you feel the ITTF disagrees with me, I suspect you really didn't understand what I wrote or put a meaning to it that I didn't intend.  In any case, it is okay, we don't have to agree on this issue.  

In the past, the Elo system used to adjust for this fairly easily.  However, for a point ranking system to adapt for this is difficult, and I think the prior attempt was terrible of giving points per win.  However, a table that shows people's wins and losses and argues that the players with more wins are doing good work for the teams is still a good table, even if it has obvious limitations.  The question is whether it has any implications beyond being a table and as far as I know, the table at the current tournament doesn't have any special implications other than to promote player efforts in matches.
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Originally posted by dewnyc dewnyc wrote:

None of the players for China have had to play a 2nd match in any team tie, thus affecting their totals.

I think it's just for fun but it's still interesting to look at, at least to me.

This list does remind me of the 1989 Worlds - IIRC, Jorgen Persson was undefeated in the team event there, in the last time the 5 out of 9 format was used.

My take as well.  Soccer has a very similar thing where the highest goalscorer may play for a team that doesn't go anywhere in a tournament.


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Just to clear things up. Don't fuss over that table. I posted them just to agitate amberheard23.
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can't really compare a teams sports like soccer or basketball (with MVPs), with individual playing sports like table tennis.

a players play time vs performance in team sports is different to table tennis where players don't play the same amount of matches/games.

If they play equal the amount of matches, then maybe, just maybe an MVP would make sense. other than that, that table has no purpose (ie, each 3 players, playing 3 matches, so total 9 matches that are played even after a team wins would provide a fair platform to choose your mvp)

Now back to table tennis, any one who has played teams before, would know that the players placement is very strategic - why? for the team to win, not the players win/loose table.

IE, you might put a better player in match 3, to play against your opponents weaker player and to make sure you take that point.
or, what is the purpose of taking your 2nd best player, to play against the best  and 2nd best of opponent, where the wins for both is unlikely.
So you could sacrifice a player to loose 2, and aim for your other 2 players to win 3.
France vs Germany was like that, but the French playing 3 failed and that was the main match that caused Germany to win - that guarantee point was not secured.







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