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Simon_plays
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Posted: 07/23/2016 at 2:11pm |
What the hell is going on with Persson's rubber here?
(Go to 29m58s incase that link doesn't take you there) I'm guessing the overhang of the rubber is a side-effect of boosting or speed-glue? (Also, if you pause it at that moment the ball resting between the bat and the table doesn't look round at all. Camera's fault?)
Edited by Simon_plays - 07/23/2016 at 2:14pm |
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IanMcg
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I'm sorry, a round table? What do you mean by this?
Many pros did not cut their rubber very evenly back when you could still speed glue, so I imagine that Persson did not either. I can only assume that the overhang on his rubbers is from speed gluing, but he may have also cut his rubbers bigger than his racket head. |
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Simon_plays
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I just meant that the ball looked strange but I think it might have been something to do with my choice of drink last night rather than a non-round ball being used...
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Tinykin
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That overhang towards the handle is deliberately cut that way. Because the rubbers were removed so often, many players left that overhang to give them grip when removing the rubber.
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JacekGM
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I would change the title of this thread to something like "Was rubber overhang allowed back then?"
The present version probably creates lots of false hits...
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heavyspin
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