Sean, No, he did not! The Olympics gold is about the only thing he won through 1 million international tournaments. Ryu Seung Min's gold medal victory was his lone triumph over Wang Hao in 10+ encounters. Credit Ryu for winning the big one but overall, he sure was more like a failed TT player at the international stage.
@@benthekeeshond545 What kind of dubious logic is that?!! How can he be a failed TT player when he won the Olympic Gold and was a top 10 player in the world for many years in his career? Let's see how successful a TT player you are. LOL! Get real, buddy!!
@@seekthetruths22 I am not comparing Ryu to an arbitrary TT professional and of course not myself. Is it fair to compare yourself to Ma Long or Waldner? My comment was about Ryu dominated TT or not in which he lost an overwhelming majority of his competitions. If the theme of this argument is dominating or not, Ryu lost almost every single prestigious tournament in his career. Wouldn't that describe Ryu as the opposite of a dominating player?
@@benthekeeshond545 LOL! You're not that intelligent, are you? You're saying Ryu lost "an overwhelming majority of his competitions". Just what kind of factual data are you basing that on? If you're really confident about what you're alleging, provide the actual numbers in your reply.
Ma Long is a machine, he was only 16 then. Makes me think that Fan Zhendong, being world number 2 at age 19, will be dominating in the next 4 to 8 years and who will be his competition?
@@OmniaBonaBonis Okay, you got issues. Btw, "already" makes no sense. 16 year olds ARE "silly" (not sure who would describe them like that, but your IQ doesn't seem too high)
@@TheRafaelBond Considering how conventional his style is 16 is not too young by Chinese standards.Wang Hao pretty much paved the way to current TT his backhand style. Ma Long didn't develop a single technique for the shakehand style.Zero innovation-zlich.
those days as you can see here Ma Long didn't use the backhand flick to receive serves, pushing the ball gives Ryu to attack results in opportunity to lose points Nowadays backhand flick is used to attack the serves.
好年輕的馬龍，雖然我不是他的球迷，但他征戰這麼多年還能維持頂尖很讓人佩服！
long live penholder ! a Jpen lover from China .😃
Ma Longs Old Serve
Ma Long was born Oct. 20, 1988, so he was probably just 16 years old here. It would be several more years before he became number 1.
Era uma besta enjaulada. Maior caneta que já vi jogar! Meu ídolo máximo no tênis de mesa! Obrigado Ryu!
柳承敏一路落后，看似总是处于下风，结果却一路挨到最后成功翻盘。奥运冠军不是白来的，这种心理素质，及时调整战术球商高，耐力强。胆大心细技术不全面，反手进攻不好但是防守很好。虽然反手丢了很多球，但是连续防了好些板大力的拉高球。足见功力深厚。但是如果23岁的柳承敏碰到的是23岁的马龙那时候马龙技术成熟，估计马龙赢面大。
不過柳成敏打法必須有高效體能訓練，不然其打法好容易被打破。
@@jackylau1393单面直拍就是这种特点。巅峰时间天下无敌，但是持续时间极短。几乎都是昙花一现。但是这就够了。。千千万万的乒乓球运动员打了一辈子也无出头之日。。。所以柳承敏经常在各种比赛输给很一般的选手。但是一旦爆发就谁都挡不住。还有一点就是柳承敏的运气了，正好在2004年奥运会爆发。
にっぺんの強さを最大に活かした試合を見れて幸せです❤️
2005: Young Attacker MaLong
2016: Prime, Grand Slam Malong
2021: Tactician, Controller MaLong earned 2nd Grand Slam, to be best of the best
For context, RSM was at his prime and an olympic champion in 2004 while ML was just a teenager, yet, RSM had to fight 7 sets to win.
Ryu Seung Min dominated those years...
He would get dominated if he still played
Sean,
No, he did not! The Olympics gold is about the only thing he won through 1 million international tournaments. Ryu Seung Min's gold medal victory was his lone triumph over Wang Hao in 10+ encounters. Credit Ryu for winning the big one but overall, he sure was more like a failed TT player at the international stage.
@@benthekeeshond545 What kind of dubious logic is that?!! How can he be a failed TT player when he won the Olympic Gold and was a top 10 player in the world for many years in his career? Let's see how successful a TT player you are. LOL! Get real, buddy!!
@@seekthetruths22
I am not comparing Ryu to an arbitrary TT professional and of course not myself. Is it fair to compare yourself to Ma Long or Waldner?
My comment was about Ryu dominated TT or not in which he lost an overwhelming majority of his competitions. If the theme of this argument is dominating or not, Ryu lost almost every single prestigious tournament in his career. Wouldn't that describe Ryu as the opposite of a dominating player?
@@benthekeeshond545 LOL! You're not that intelligent, are you? You're saying Ryu lost "an overwhelming majority of his competitions". Just what kind of factual data are you basing that on? If you're really confident about what you're alleging, provide the actual numbers in your reply.
Ma Long is a machine, he was only 16 then. Makes me think that Fan Zhendong, being world number 2 at age 19, will be dominating in the next 4 to 8 years and who will be his competition?
Ma Long got his sore butt kicked by RSM
@@OmniaBonaBonis he was 16 you knob. whats wrong with you
@@TheRafaelBond 16 and already a silly and lazy kid.
@@OmniaBonaBonis Okay, you got issues. Btw, "already" makes no sense. 16 year olds ARE "silly" (not sure who would describe them like that, but your IQ doesn't seem too high)
@@TheRafaelBond Considering how conventional his style is 16 is not too young by Chinese standards.Wang Hao pretty much paved the way to current TT his backhand style.
Ma Long didn't develop a single technique for the shakehand style.Zero innovation-zlich.
Thanks a lot! You are awesome.
Look Ma Long at 16:33. UNBELIAVABLE REACTION
he anticipated the wrong direction, but still managed to return ball.
those days as you can see here Ma Long didn't use the backhand flick to receive serves, pushing the ball gives Ryu to attack results in opportunity to lose points Nowadays backhand flick is used to attack the serves.
What happened at 7:55, after 3-1 in the fourth game? Why did they stop playing the point, and Ma Long won?
The ball hit Ryu's hands. According to the rule, you can only use the racket to hit the ball.
7:54 não entendi o que aconteceu de errado.
Saque irregular do ma long era desumano.
すごい
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