World Cup 2004: Ryu Seung Min-Jan Ove Waldner

Mens Singles Group Stage (Group 4)
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[@samuelhagberg1861]

it's quite amazing that J-O played tabletennis for so long, wasn't he 38 or something in the Olympics in Athen 2004?

[@VicAusTT]

feels like watching the 2004 olympic :-)

[@ttGermany]

Yes absolutely. ttG

[@ManuelPersona24]

That was such a good match

[@bratistyle]

Jan "queimou" o penúltimo saque! RSM venceu por pouco, excelente partida!

[@mestreviniciusmesatenistab588]

RSM nesse dia tava loko de pre treino , mlk é so pedrada

[@kine-tabletennisedits]

Em 2004 o Lek tava inspirado

[@mestreviniciusmesatenistab588]

@@kine-tabletennisedits sim , tem gente que fala que nesse dia especifico ele estava imbativel , e pior que tava mais ou menos assim mesmo !

[@kine-tabletennisedits]

@@mestreviniciusmesatenistab588 cara, não sei se só eu percebi, mais pra mim, dps de 2004 a stamina, velocidade e footwork do RSM diminuíram drasticamente, tanto é que o Wang hao tava começando a ganhar partidas dele apenas fazendo um battle de backhand classineta e caneta, o estilo do RSM mudou dps de 2004 querendo ou não, tanto que ele teve que começar a melhorar o backhand, e até conseguiu, mais ainda perdia de maneira consideravelmente fácil pra quem sabia pressionar no back dele e counterar algumas vezes o forehand, essa foi a peça chave pro Wang hao começar a vencer ele de maneira consecutiva não perdendo quase nenhuma vez, se e que perdeu pra ele depois de 2004
O estilo de jogo do RSM sofreu uma grave alteração dps de 2004

[@mestreviniciusmesatenistab588]

@@kine-tabletennisedits certíssimo, decaiu bastante ele

[@Abcdef12396]

gotta hate that ending :(

[@PJLG0]

did the service hit the net that point?

[@suntynesunware6756]

The score showed 11:10 (wrong) I think they did that on purpose.

[@dustinjordan9054]

Although this comment is 3 months old, for future observers I'd like to comment. The Chinese hosts said what happened was Ryu had signaled the serve was net, so the score should have stayed 10-9 for Ryu. If you replay the previous point, you will then notice Ryu raises his hand after the serve before Waldner smashes it.

[@Meurth]

It's not Ryu's call though. I didn't hear or see any umpire call it a net serve... seems to me like Ryu's cheating

[@dustinjordan9054]

You're right -- it's not his call. One of the judges seen it as well and called it. The commentators mention it (in Chinese).

[@donluna2000]

@@Meurth ryu wasnt cheating. Waldner acknowledged that indeed it was a net / let

[@subhasischattopadhyay3157]

@@Meurth probably yes

[@LaurenceNyein]

lol .. 4:06 highlight of the match xD someone should make this as gif meme

[@ttGermany]

which point? when?

[@user-ql9nr7sj8m]

What happen at 10:10 score ?

[@user-tc9to8pq8z]

Net serve waldner

[@ImDrSolidSteeleBro]

At 6:59?

[@silva9308]

It's always good to see Waldner lose the game... So he, who always disdained his opponents hahaha