German Open: Wang Hao-Zhang Jike

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Table Tennis: 2010 German Open - ITTF Pro Tour, Berlin, GER, Mar 18 - Mar 21 , 2010. Men's Singles Semifinal.

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[novemberschopin]

Don't be so harsh on Wang Hao's display of emotions at the end. After losing to Zhang Jike in Way to Moscow National Team Trials earlier this month, LGL scolded him EXTREMELY harshly (on camera during an interview) about how he lost his confidence ever since 2010 began. He was even tearing up during that interview. This win against Zhang here symbolizes his return to form and he should embrace the moment. Besides... nothing is sweeter than revenge.

[tedbratton]

he just 4-0'd zhang jike after sucking it up for 6 months straight. he can cho while fucking my mom for all i care

[pLUCEq]

beautiful table tennis

[TheLotrus]

woow



[MrPawany]

cho leh cho, CHOE, Cholle, HUSSA, COME ONN, JO, YES, YEEEHHH, NIGGAAAA, POINT NIGAA!

Is what i use when i win a point

[xBarneyCalhounx]

@novemberschopin can i have the link for that??

[str3123]

Who ever have to "be so harsh on Wang Hao's display of emotions at the end", would like to see the WTTC final with Jike and Hao...

[chickenandbaconclub2]

@17teacmrocks Table tennis actually began in late nineteenth century Britain.

[chickenandbaconclub2]

@17teacmrocks And you should learn some history. Table tennis originated in late nineteenth century Britain.

[goptty]

ttCountenances video quality is so good that my net connection is not able to stream them ...... gr8 work m8

[maxk880]

@tedbratton Yes but he lost at the wttc this year.

[rustyfo1]

@novemberschopin

And in any case I think it's great for players to show emotions in general, after all this was a semi-final of a major pro-tour tournament. To me there was no unsportsmanlike behaviour in that celebration.