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  • why is CS saying cho when he isn't even chinese. stupid and annoying..

  • superb quality

  • die forehand van suss on 3.30 langs de netrand WOW!!!

  • at 2:05 long ma its funny....lolz

  • Chinese play table tennis very well

  • Wow Guoliang is just the best...when Ma Long started adding less pace and more spin to his backhand from the 3rd game on Suss just had no chance.

    I do believe the first set should've been for Suss instead of Ma, that one lucky net point.

  • ma long is just to good....

  • His name is Süss.

    If you don´t have a "ü", you have to write "ue", that´s the same.

    But "Suss" ist wrong! xD

  • @DeutscheBankAkte Das ist ein Eigenname, den man weder zu Suss noch zu Suess deformieren darf *gg*.

  • ma long dreht bei 2:37 den Schläger

  • chinese are far before the rest. there are like 2 players that occasionally win against the chinese players

  • @marcindojnik true but table tennis in china is also the most popular sport in the most populated country so you definately have a lot more athletes to train with and you are more ilkely going to get a really taltented player

  • Christian Suss have a very beaudiful games

  • i like to watch christian

  • Ma Long seems a machine.

    I like his play.

    I would like to learn his style

  • suss his mom needs to learn how to wash his clothes, all his shirts are too short...

  • christ got a nice serve

  • Oh do u mean jesus?

  • lol...Christian Suss

  • ma long is a beast

  • the point that starts @ 3:25 is awesome and beautiful

    Thanks for posting.

  • great

  • good game

  • good quality, good video

  • Why ma long changes the black ruber to red rubber when he smash?

  • because his red rubber is harder, which means he can smash harder

  • That's possible. Most word-top-players use hard rubber on there backhand and a softer rubber for the forehand (more spin).

    Hard rubber = more speed

  • That's not true. Chinese top players use hard rubbers on their forehand and a softer rubber on their backhand. The softer rubber is more forgiving, and is slightly faster than chinese rubbers. Chinese rubbers are fast if you use whole arm strokes on them, but since they're tacky, smashing with it is harder. So he switches to a lighter rubber to smash.

  • But soft-European/Japanese-rubbers are little slower, but more spinier and more control able than hard rubbers. And BryceSpeedFX is faster than Tenergy05, but BSfx is softer, because they are different from each other. BS (normal) is harder than the FX and faster. So, the soft rubber can be faster than a hard rubber, but that is the way how the rubber is made. Normally harder rubbers are faster. But not always. Maybe Chinese soft rubbers technology than the hard rubbers are made to be faster.

  • i think its related to the tackiness of his chinese forehand rubber. if you´ve ever seen one, the topsheet is quite sticky. that would make smashing harder, and not so effective. chinese rubbers are also known for being quite hard

  • euro/jap sponge is way much better to smash high lob....

  • european players play simply ineffective

  • I wonder why Timo Boll then is number 4 in the world, and has beat Ma Lin.

  • Süss moves too slow -.-

    The chinese players have a awesome footwork ...

    -----> really good match^^

    i always enjoy watching your videos =D

  • @wabigor Wrong. Suss is fast, not only fast but extreamly fast. Only that Ma is faster. :-)

  • @wabigor Suss used to be quite agile just a few years back. I'm curious as to this seemingly sudden drop. Perhaps an injury? I doubt it'd be age since he's still quite young.

  • nice

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