Lee Jung Woo-Jun Mizutani: Amazing Point!

[FlapoReyes]

Bad decorum in the game field... how did they allow the public to make so much noice during the point??

[1222nko]

皆さん勘違いしないでください。

こんなにいいラリーでも１点ですwww

[dougieboy88]

two leftys!

[jmapelteuz]

OMG

[tilman3]

just awesome

[brunozxch2o]

Very nice rally ;D

[zsyed12345678]

Reminds me of the 1990 European Championships where a third of the points were like this.

[thedigi7]

beast!

[wabigor]

wenn ich so spielen könnte..omg^^

[Nittaku4ever]

watch my table tennis vid, would really appreciate it alot ;D

thanks for reading if u did :D

[kioka2]

The ball loose his sound in this amazing atmosphere!

[Opalance]

lol, ooooooh mmyyyyyyy gooooood, that was aweeeesoooome.

[U8Kamel]

counter looping is crrrazyyy

[Witty91]

omg what an atmosphere..

[Chinesekage]

excellent footwork...

[AngelDevil444]

funny thing haydon. i also went to Korea and got to train with the samsung team. u no the one with ryu seung min, joo se hyuk, and others like lee jin kwon (U-21:#10 in the world), jeong sang eun (the 5th world junior boy's single champion-it was in Palo Alto, CA)

[haydonlee93]

yea my friend went there

i went to nongshim

where yoo nam kyu is

my friend got to play with joo, but couldnt play with ryu cause he was injured

[17teacmrocks]

jung woo has such a huge carry lol

[haydonlee93]

i met lee jung woo hes really tall

[cmetsbeltran15]

When? Where? Thats cool!

[haydonlee93]

in the summer of 2007 at his team training center

his team is called nongshim

his coach Yoo nam kyu was there

also other players like cho eon rae

its a hall with like 10 tables. they all practice

mainly multiball. the schedual is something like 30 minute warm up break then serve practice then 30 minute multiball break stuff like that

i actually got put in when they were practicing serve against cho eon rae. its really difficult to return. i was lucky enough to get coached by yoo nam kyu too.

[cmetsbeltran15]

Man thats awesome! I wish I could get some training like that.

[haydonlee93]

i know i found them through my friend wally green

[bigfatmoose4]

man nongshim is a company so I think it was his sponsor

[haydonlee93]

his sponor is butterfly, but nongshim is a team name. like in USA they have LA lakers, NJ Nets, etc. korea has team nongshim, team samsung, and etc. Nongshim does sponsor him too i think

so he has 2 i guess

[hewleyittf]

Dude! your so lucky. To actually train with guys like that especially Yo Nam Koo and Cho Eon Rae, I envy you.

[haydonlee93]

it was only for 5 days in the summer

[toki1221]

haha, midget gook

[mitrigan]

q buen punto!!!

[cmoulin35]

on sent que c'est pas du niveau d'armir ping large en dessous les 2 types :p

[toki1221]

Table tennis is dominated by Chinese, Korean and Japanese. Korean have hard training and eat their own shit to develop a spirit. Japan has 2 Chinese players. Especially 韓陽 was great and belonged to Chinese national team no.6, but didn't play in international. His birth place is Liaoning and most Chinese in Japan come from there. I think China relies on players from there. By the way, Japanese woman idol Ai Fukuhara also played there. Liaoning was former Manchuria and closed to Japan in history.

[haydonlee93]

wtf did u just say u nerd

i dont understand a word u just said so stfu u piss every1 off

[haydonlee93]

be quiet u jap

[toki1221]

u cry much more here shut up, kimchi smelling gook

[haydonlee93]

dude ur fricken 27 and u watch dragon ball z!!!

lol japs r fags and r screwed up in the head.

[toki1221]

i'll give u back the same word to u, haha.

[MJGriftz]

Wow, BOTH of you are really immature...

[5nature]

too bad that it was the only good rally between those two players in the match. the other points were always the backhand duel.

[Lawocg]

Funny haircut from Woo, but otherwise great rally!

[cmetsbeltran15]

What do you mean otherwise? Did his haircut decrease the quality of the rally? Lol

[dgoZeta]

wooooooow

[mdjenders]

just imagine how amazing tt would be if points like this were the norm, not the exception! too many missed serves and third ball kills plague the modern game.

[MJGriftz]

I dunno, I'd rather see tactics than pure technical consistency. All these rallies are race-to-see-who-screws-up-firs­t rallies. They are however, very entertaining to watch. This one ranks as one of the best.

[bshitter]

I agree.

[jayjaymatt]

@MJGriftz i do agree with you, it seems in elite table tennis these days tactics dont matter its just who can hit it the hardest more often wins. shame really i do like powerful stuff by i also like a bit of guile and finesse and thinking in it too.

[consigliere20]

Awesome!

[yilawren]

this is olympics?

all the more better b/c korean vs japan

[cmetsbeltran15]

No, it was the 2008 World Teams Table Tennis Championships in Guangzhou, China.

[laksefiske]

Very good!!!

[LeeJungWoo123456789]

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