Joo Sae-hyuk vs. Dimitrij Ovtcharov | Rio 2016 | Bronze Medal Match | Korea vs. Germany | Highlights

Games of the XXXI Olympiad (Rio 2016 Summer Olympics) | Table Tennis Men's Team | Bronze Medal Match | South Korea vs. Germany | Match 2 | Joo Sae-hyuk 2-3 Dimitrij Ovtcharov

[@mohdsoffimdsaad8325]

I like when Joo switch to the attacking mode. Just amazing

[@TavonSeesenpila]

2 Legend

[@karlx19]

The only sport where the player screams out an unrecognisable word after winning every point

[@robblack2741]

They say ' JOY'

[@karlx19]

@@robblack2741 apart from English players where it’s an annoying ‘cho’ 😉

[@speed1512]

"cho lei" 😂😂

[@itsjoethegamerdud4343]

Only? Take a look on badminton.

[@kweku144]

😂😂

[@pongster888]

the word has changed over the years. Now it's cho lei but 30-40 years ago it was more just CHO or JOY like robbieblack says ....in Canada some used to say "Oooo Sah"

[@thorbjornsvensson9414]

So nice to see Joe in action and the ballcontroll. In Europe Panagotis is a little bit like Joe.

[@andrenagayoshi6571]

Joga muito!!!!!

[@SVasil4ak]

I think 2016 was the first year when they officially used 40+ balls. And the first 40+ balls were really awful..

[@NKUIUC]

@@SVasil4ak It started in late 2014 (other kinds of plastic, not ABS). The last tournament using celluloid balls was 2014 Asian Games. ITTF started to use ABS plastic balls in early 2017.

[@SVasil4ak]

@@NKUIUC Ok, thanks for the clarification. But in Rio they also used the 40+ and there where players complaining about them.. And even in this match you can hear and also see some shots (like counters) that do not make it on the table.. And that's mostly because of the balls.

[@NKUIUC]

@@SVasil4ak You’re right. Not only ABS, but all plastic balls since 2014 are called 40+. They are generally bigger than 40 celluloid balls. One difference is that the standard deviation of the diameter is smaller for ABS balls when manufactured.

[@ponutv]

One of legends

[@kevinnd8199]

Woo~oooob Haaaa

[@Johnelton-b6p]

so spiny for these chop

[@hyukjae-z3h]

ovtcharov should need to hide his spin when he service.

[@cash-only-por-favor]

Are you serious?🙂 The guy is playing bronze match at the Olympics and you dare to think that your tennis so good that Dima needs your advice on how to serve. C'mon, get back to Earth.

[@hejhej655]

D.O moans like women tennis players

[@Эдуард-ш6в]

В каком колхозе, Овчарова учили так подавать подачи?

[@retterberg3818]

в том, где входят в призы на олимпиаде. а тебя в каком учили?)

[@Эдуард-ш6в]

@@retterberg3818 Тим Болл,из того же колхоза,что и Овчаров.
Умник!Посмотри, как подавал Самсонов.Это и есть образец классной техники.От этих игроков, ты вообще ничему не научишься.

[@grey6106]

Конкретно про,что речь идет? Про отклонение мяча с высоты или что?

[@Эдуард-ш6в]

@@grey6106 Техника подачи.На полусогнутых,да ещё и топором.
У Самсонова,надо было учиться.

[@grey6106]

@@Эдуард-ш6в Я вот вас понять не могу.Вы вообще сами на достойный официальный уровень выходили?У него ноги должны быть прямые?Взгляните на мировых лидеров,ни у одного нету выпрямленных.Я бы понял про бросок ,что правила нарушает,но каждый выжимает ,что может.Красота и техника ,не одно и тоже.Да ТОПОР,предложите получше,покажите как надо,выйдите туда

[@shumbarabas2402]

тогда овчаров еще имел хоть какую то технику...

[@wilson4605]

Korean has a boring game.

[@fujitofusan]

he a defensive player. His wall basically wears down opponents and they eventually make mistakes somewhere. Granted, it a boring playing style but it fun for those who take up that style. It gratifying seeing your opponents struggles when their smashes keep getting returned. .

[@김태규-r8d]

Yet, you can’t be like him😂