Super Circuit 2002: Koji Matsushita vs. Jorgen Persson

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  • Table tennis Chopper
    The single most distinctive style in table tennis is the attacking chopper. While other styles look to attack and gain initiative, the chopper gives up the initiative, uses the chop to return an attack with backspin, making it necessary for the opponent to start the attack all over again. The defensive chopper returns repeated attacks with slow, floating backspin chops executed as late as possible, taking as much time as necessary to tire out and frustrate the opponent. Chops can vary in the amount of backspin (from no spin to floating), sidespin (curving into the table or away from the opponent), or position, making it hard to continuously attack. If the opponent refuses to tire out or starts to play defensively, the attacking chopper can suddenly mix in a spin or smash attack, catching anyone who isn't fully alert and prepared. Reversed rubber is usually employed in the forehand, but the backhand is usually reserved for long or short pimples, which is much easier to control. Some players reverse their racket in order to use the pimpled rubber on the forehand, notable examples include Koji Matsushita, Svetlana Ganina, Irina Kotikhina and Viktoria Pavlovich, but some refuse to do that to keep their style simple, including Chen Weixing (Chen does use the inverted rubber on his backhand to attack, occasionally), Joo Se Hyuk, Ding Song, Kim Kyung Ah, Park Mi Young and Tan Paey Fern. Very few players choose to defend with reversed rubber on both sides, a notable example includes Wang Tingting.
    Points between a chopper and an attacker are usually the easiest for non-players to appreciate, because of the slowness of the ball and the spectacular chopping style.
    プロ卓球公式戦 スーパーサーキット
    2002年1月24日 in 東京大会
    松下浩二(日本)対ヨルゲン・パーソン(スウェーデン)
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  • @MrChenweixing
    @MrChenweixing 4 года назад +23

    Matsushita's chop is an art.

  • @dhl3829
    @dhl3829 9 лет назад +36

    God of chopper

  • @maxbowie6074
    @maxbowie6074 Год назад +2

    Some of Matsushita's returns defy description. Just incredible skill. Truly

  • @pukulu
    @pukulu 5 лет назад +9

    Both players were playing at a very high level. It's amazing that Matsushita could defend against the excellent timing of Persson's hard drives.

  • @BicolBandit
    @BicolBandit 5 лет назад +8

    I always shudder when I remember what it was like to be a chopper in the small ball, speed glue, hidden serve era. It's that context that makes guys like matsushita, ding song, and young Joo so impressive.

    • @Goo_Gle.
      @Goo_Gle. 3 года назад

      What was so different about then and now. I’m pretty new in tennis. It’s been less than a year and I want to know whether it’s possible to be a chopper of this caliber with the equipment we are using now

  • @Listermintsluesh
    @Listermintsluesh 6 лет назад +9

    Perssons hits are so fluid and crisp. Especially against back spin superb

  • @misosiru9874
    @misosiru9874 4 года назад +7

    パーソンはカット打ち、上手いね。
    この頃にはワルドナーよりも動けたし、バックハンドも多彩で素晴しいプレーだった。
    ドライブ、ストップ、ミドル、前に落とす、自由自在。
    対する松下もカットの円熟味が増して、この頃のカットは渋谷と張るのではないかな。
    攻撃の威力は相変わらずなのだが、何せパーソンのブロック技術が凄い。

  • @stonedrider15
    @stonedrider15 8 лет назад +13

    Those chops are so brutal that time seems to go slower when the ball comes back to Persson

  • @abubakar.mehmood
    @abubakar.mehmood 7 лет назад +10

    By far the best defender of all time! His agility and skill from both wings is amazing! Wish there were more recordings of him from the '90s.

    • @Spacevet
      @Spacevet 6 лет назад

      Did he win any big competition?

    • @Rocky4u
      @Rocky4u 4 года назад +8

      @@Spacevet does that matter to us chopper.
      Not a bit..

    • @Goo_Gle.
      @Goo_Gle. 3 года назад

      @@Rocky4u Best response ever

  • @DimaKats2
    @DimaKats2 9 лет назад +15

    That last set was all the money, hurray MATSUSHITA!!!

  • @igorsklyarov6331
    @igorsklyarov6331 7 лет назад +3

    Перссон - Эстет настольного тенниса. Смотреть его игру - сплошное удовольствие.

  • @Smijti0815
    @Smijti0815 8 лет назад +8

    Goat on the mic at 1:00.

  • @Duende70
    @Duende70 4 года назад +1

    Very good text in the description!

  • @maitreyupa9119
    @maitreyupa9119 2 года назад

    Two top players. Personne : World Champion, européen champion in single, double and team. A legend.

  • @VTI777
    @VTI777 4 года назад

    the most entertaining chopper to watch...GOAT!!!

  • @Listermintsluesh
    @Listermintsluesh 5 лет назад +4

    Frikkin amazing chops in last game. So low

  • @igorsklyarov6331
    @igorsklyarov6331 5 лет назад

    Оба подарили настольному теннису невероятно много!!

  • @multiio1424
    @multiio1424 4 года назад +1

    Persson has to work like a maniac for every point 😂

  • @ziggyhorn1968
    @ziggyhorn1968 4 года назад +1

    World Top Class Chopper

  • @kaesees
    @kaesees 7 лет назад +5

    That spin move at 5:44 tho

  • @antonyang7273
    @antonyang7273 3 года назад

    GOD's level of playing.. AMAZING

  • @それいけ四十肩ぶ茶いく卓球

    これが松下浩二がレジェンドと言われる由縁。

  • @pukulu
    @pukulu 5 месяцев назад

    Persson was excellent against defenders but Matsushita was a really good one.

  • @pukulu
    @pukulu 3 года назад +2

    Waldner gets most of the praise among great Swedish players but Persson was just about as good. Matsushita was a fantastic defender but Persson was incredibly consistent. Matsushita came out on top in this one.

    • @dickn.ormous1064
      @dickn.ormous1064 3 года назад

      Persson had a number of things going on with his life and his level declined whereas Waldner kept improving his game through out the 90's.There are not many videos of him in his prime.He did have the potentials to outlast Waldner but was unlucky.

    • @pukulu
      @pukulu 3 года назад +1

      At 48 years old, Persson was still ranked inside the top 100.

  • @green-zc8ci
    @green-zc8ci 2 года назад +1

    5:45 これ好き

  • @hopfen33
    @hopfen33 4 года назад

    probably the technically best, most elegant and fastest defender !

  • @merio109-channel
    @merio109-channel 7 лет назад +9

    パーソンに勝った!!

    • @sumi5522
      @sumi5522 6 лет назад

      手加減されてな

  • @felmusik5043
    @felmusik5043 5 лет назад

    The Buddha of modern defense !

  • @vave22
    @vave22 3 года назад

    Who win???

  • @ホシノ-f7g
    @ホシノ-f7g Год назад

    マジで神だ

  • @柴則明
    @柴則明 3 года назад +3

    私はカットマンのお手本だと思います。これからさきの未来
    ではカットマンの
    概念を昔の考えに戻す必要があると思ってます。高島規夫さん、松下浩二さんそして樋口俊一氏(故人)の言葉をストレートに伝えられる指導者、ストレートに受け止められる強靭な精神の持ち主であればカットマンは根本的に激変すると信じて止みません。
    古のカットマンこと柴と申します。実はカットマンです。見本は勿論松下浩二さんです。

  • @luciferrin71
    @luciferrin71 2 года назад

    芸術

  • @user-PKFhph757zSU
    @user-PKFhph757zSU 5 лет назад

    ロビングの球をスマッシュで返す時って、1:29みたいに返したら下回転で上にすっとんでいくから絶対返せないと思うんだけど、なぜやらないんだろう

    • @ミドニカムパムホリシシアス
      @ミドニカムパムホリシシアス 4 года назад

      カットスマッシュな
      おれもおもうわ

    • @popsplit7743
      @popsplit7743 4 года назад

      遅いから取られるよ

    • @minorboy4871
      @minorboy4871 4 года назад

      あの球はただのチャンスボールだからできたけど上手い人のロビングは深さも高さもあるし球も伸びたり曲がったりするからなかなかできない
      カットスマッシュはフォア側に甘く入ったら引き返される可能性はあるけど基本的にいい技術

    • @nonames774
      @nonames774 Год назад

      ロビングっつーのは、ただポワーンっと高くあがってるだけのもあれば、ドライブ回転および横回転がかなりかかってるのもあるわけで(そうした球のほうが多い)、ドライブ回転に対して下回転のスマッシュで打つっていうのは難しいですわな。

  • @デリコおでこ
    @デリコおでこ 10 лет назад +5

    今のドイツの監督?顔が似てる。

    • @michaelwiniarski6705
      @michaelwiniarski6705 10 лет назад +3

      Koji Matsushita, you are a GOD !!!

    • @山本雄大-d1v
      @山本雄大-d1v 9 лет назад +3

      中村槙吾
      ドイツの監督はロスコフ(左利き)
      パーソンはスウェーデンです。
      パーソンは世界ランク一位にもなったこともある名選手ですね

  • @otisskopik1400
    @otisskopik1400 3 года назад

    Wtf