You are right. Chinese tournament are stronger than Olympics. It’s harder to get the second or third place in China than in the Olympics. This young Chinese asset is now ranked 68 and has defeated Felix Lebrone, ranked number 4 and third place at the Olympics and Truls number 11 and Silver Olympics medalist. Only two spots are allowed by country in the Olympics so China with all its array of players is affected. This is a real world tournament where most China assets can be put into play. Another example is Zhou QIHAO that sent home Dima and of course, the now third world ranking Laing Jingqun who is the 3 consecutive third place at the World Championships and who was unable to participate at the Olympics because of the 2 spot restrictions by country; not to mention the GOAT.
@@rodolfofonte1089 True: Ma Long with all his international gold medals (2 olympics, 3 world champs, 3 world cups, numerous grand finals and opens) only won once at the annual China National Championships, given he has participated in it many times.
@@rodolfofonte1089It definitely diminishes the olympics in some way. I feel like they need to change some things. Like top 5 in world rankings are automatically qualified, otherwise if feels like a cultural event rather than a competition.
@@eclipse1161 The truth is that, in some way, it’s the reality. Only 2 players are allowed by country in singles so that players like Liang Jinkung and Ma long number 3 and 4 before the Olympics had no other option but to watch it from the stands. None one says that the Olympics was not a good tournament, it really was. I’m just saying an opinion shared by many including players.
Je voudrais rappeler que en Chine 🇨🇳 Ils y’a des milliers de jeunes talents dans les centres d’entraînement Félix tu doit te maîtriser et accepter les défaites et apprendre de cela Magnifique résistance dans cette rencontre
Congrats Xiang Peng and Team China! ❤Compare to other older players like Ma Long, he is short of the ability to adapt and be in control of the rhythm of the game. I'm sure he will be able to build up his confidence as he plays more matches at the top level. 加油！
Clearly you do not play high level table tennis. The Pen hold grip is great for inside the table. There is more wrist movement. The BH is usually the weakness of the Pen hold grip. But Felix learned or copied Wang Hao's (Reverse Penhold Backhand) (RPB). During the 90's. The Chinese studied the Handshake grip and found that it's more stable and has more power. Therefore, abandoning the Pen hold grip.
@@kylinlinux7742 Do you read for comprehension or do you just like to jump in and belittle others to make yourself feel good? @satinwoodter was saying: - a penholder usually has weak backhand, but not the case for Felix, - a penholder usually has good short game, but not the case for Felix so you actually agreed with him/her. Yet looked at your first sentence in your reply to him/her.
@@axispacsquare2096 Thanks for clarification. I still stand by my statement. But also reply to your input. - a penholder usually has good short game, but not the case for Felix. WRONG: Felix has a great inside table game. His pushes and flicks are outstanding. The issue with the PH is that is not great at handling a strong topspin shot. this will cause the ball to kick out. That how Felix lost the game. By the way, please grow a pair. If you get offended over table tennis. Go live in Gaza or Ukraine Donbass. Peace.
@@kylinlinux7742 Regarding Felix's short game, that wasn't my statement, I was clarifying what @satinwoodter said. I did not take offense over table tennis. I took offense at your condescending attitude when you even failed to even comprehend what you were replying to. You started your reply as 'Clearly you don't play high level table tennis', and then proceeded to actually agree with what you were replying to. What purpose did that serve?
Is it common sense that Xiang Peng regularly tries to slow down the game by raising his index finger is fair? In my eyes it is not - maybe the intention is to disturb Alexis Lebrun concentrating?!
actually it is the opposite. majority of the players(not just chinese) who played with lebron brothers had complained that the brothers dont wait enough time for other side to be ready.
@@ziqiangwang537 Which rule is that? I could not find any time limits in the ITTF rules - neither for a minimum nor a maximum period of time when serving. Xiang Peng did not complain on Alexis' behaviour one single time at the umpire. However, he roughly raised his index finger ~30 times towards Alexis. For me it is definitely NOT the opposite - its unfriendly behaviour from Xiang Peng. A shame that the umpires did not take action
@@xonx209 For me the intention of Xiang Peng is obvious. And yes, there is no time limit when serving as far as I know, see below. Both sides focus extremely during the serving process. Raising the finger - repeatedly! - has the intention to disturb this process
@@JanLorenz-gl1qc if you watched enoug games you would notice this is true that lebrun always rushed. the game has two sides not like golf, it is an etiquette thing to respect each other.
who is the other commentator here? I haven't heard him before but he might be one of my favorites, actually focusing on the match and the shots and serves that the players are hitting, he seems to be very knowledgeable of tactics and knows how to actually watch these professional matches (it is an acquired skill). I like this guy much more than the one other guy who keeps yapping between points, Adam is hit or miss but usually pretty good.
The British commentator did a poor job as he not only took side but also condoned the arrogant and aggressive behaviour from Felix, the French player. There should be zero tolerance to this sort of behaviour on table tennis court. 🙏
I really like them. The brilliant teenager and the young world-class professional. Hopefully I can even see them live here in Europe.
when u realize smash TT tournament are tougher than olympics...
You are right. Chinese tournament are stronger than Olympics. It’s harder to get the second or third place in China than in the Olympics. This young Chinese asset is now ranked 68 and has defeated Felix Lebrone, ranked number 4 and third place at the Olympics and Truls number 11 and Silver Olympics medalist. Only two spots are allowed by country in the Olympics so China with all its array of players is affected. This is a real world tournament where most China assets can be put into play. Another example is Zhou QIHAO that sent home Dima and of course, the now third world ranking Laing Jingqun who is the 3 consecutive third place at the World Championships and who was unable to participate at the Olympics because of the 2 spot restrictions by country; not to mention the GOAT.
@@rodolfofonte1089 True: Ma Long with all his international gold medals (2 olympics, 3 world champs, 3 world cups, numerous grand finals and opens) only won once at the annual China National Championships, given he has participated in it many times.
@@rodolfofonte1089It definitely diminishes the olympics in some way. I feel like they need to change some things. Like top 5 in world rankings are automatically qualified, otherwise if feels like a cultural event rather than a competition.
@@eclipse1161 The truth is that, in some way, it’s the reality. Only 2 players are allowed by country in singles so that players like Liang Jinkung and Ma long number 3 and 4 before the Olympics had no other option but to watch it from the stands. None one says that the Olympics was not a good tournament, it really was. I’m just saying an opinion shared by many including players.
@@eclipse1161happens in other sports too though. The thing is if we let 5 players play, they'll reach place 1 to 5 most probably
Outplayed!
Je voudrais rappeler que en Chine 🇨🇳
Ils y’a des milliers de jeunes talents dans les centres d’entraînement
Félix tu doit te maîtriser et accepter les défaites et apprendre de cela
Magnifique résistance dans cette rencontre
Congrats Xiang Peng and Team China! ❤Compare to other older players like Ma Long, he is short of the ability to adapt and be in control of the rhythm of the game. I'm sure he will be able to build up his confidence as he plays more matches at the top level. 加油！
j'en suis juste au deuxieme set... quelle rage de vaincre et quel cran !!!!!!!!!!
Strong from peng pang 🎉❤
Please China, use your young talanged player at this fantastic sport in Europe as well...
The European people LOVE Table tennis....
From Sweden..
Xiang Peng plays in France, in Pro A...
向鹏其实也是年少成名，2003年4月8日出生于浙江省温岭市， 11岁即在省运会斩获2金1银，随后加入省队。 2017年，以前三名的身份获得入选国家二队的资格。 2018年徐海东/向鹏获得2018年世青赛男双冠军。2019年，向鹏加入国家一队，并获得国际乒联世界挑战赛暨北美公开赛男单冠军。2021年12月，卫冕世青赛男单冠军，但最近几年向鹏的风头被林诗栋盖过，林诗栋取代向鹏成为国乒重点培养对象。成为国乒重点培养对象非常重要，意味着可以获得国乒内部最好的教练团队，最好的陪练资源和更多参赛国际比赛的机会。一般只有一到两名新人都够获此殊荣，（其实以前樊振东也有长达几年的瓶颈期，最终突破了拿下大满贯，还有一位和向鹏同时年少成名现在同样进入瓶颈期的女乒一队队员蒯曼，希望他们都能尽快突破瓶颈期），下一个奥运周期希望王楚钦，林诗栋，向鹏能成为新的国家队三大国手。
Felix still does handshake strategy even with a penhold style racket. He should learn more penhold tricks.
Thought watching Macao was good but China is brilliant.
24:07 the reason Lebrun lost.
hahahahaah good one
they will meet each other a lot more times
С каких это пор я стал болеть за Феликса
Penhold gang checking in
Good game between two teenage players.
小眼镜抢节奏发球增加了发球的威协性！向鹏应变能力慢了点！比以前没那么容易退台了！硬实力够！再打的聪明灵活点，有前途！
I've never been this irritated with clapping in my life.
Felix has a BH unusually good for a PH but a short game unusually bad for a PH as well.
Clearly you do not play high level table tennis. The Pen hold grip is great for inside the table. There is more wrist movement. The BH is usually the weakness of the Pen hold grip. But Felix learned or copied Wang Hao's (Reverse Penhold Backhand) (RPB). During the 90's. The Chinese studied the Handshake grip and found that it's more stable and has more power. Therefore, abandoning the Pen hold grip.
@@kylinlinux7742 Do you read for comprehension or do you just like to jump in and belittle others to make yourself feel good?
@satinwoodter was saying:
- a penholder usually has weak backhand, but not the case for Felix,
- a penholder usually has good short game, but not the case for Felix
so you actually agreed with him/her.
Yet looked at your first sentence in your reply to him/her.
@@axispacsquare2096 Thanks for clarification. I still stand by my statement. But also
reply to your input. - a penholder usually has good short game, but not the case for Felix. WRONG: Felix has a great inside table game. His pushes and flicks are outstanding. The issue with the PH is that is not great at handling a strong topspin shot. this will cause the ball to kick out. That how Felix lost the game. By the way, please grow a pair. If you get offended over table tennis. Go live in Gaza or Ukraine Donbass. Peace.
@@kylinlinux7742 Regarding Felix's short game, that wasn't my statement, I was clarifying what @satinwoodter said.
I did not take offense over table tennis.
I took offense at your condescending attitude when you even failed to even comprehend what you were replying to.
You started your reply as 'Clearly you don't play high level table tennis', and then proceeded to actually agree with what you were replying to.
What purpose did that serve?
Side view is crap.
Is it common sense that Xiang Peng regularly tries to slow down the game by raising his index finger is fair? In my eyes it is not - maybe the intention is to disturb Alexis Lebrun concentrating?!
It's hard to police this unless a timer is used, like playing chess.
actually it is the opposite. majority of the players(not just chinese) who played with lebron brothers had complained that the brothers dont wait enough time for other side to be ready.
@@ziqiangwang537 Which rule is that? I could not find any time limits in the ITTF rules - neither for a minimum nor a maximum period of time when serving. Xiang Peng did not complain on Alexis' behaviour one single time at the umpire. However, he roughly raised his index finger ~30 times towards Alexis. For me it is definitely NOT the opposite - its unfriendly behaviour from Xiang Peng. A shame that the umpires did not take action
@@xonx209 For me the intention of Xiang Peng is obvious. And yes, there is no time limit when serving as far as I know, see below. Both sides focus extremely during the serving process. Raising the finger - repeatedly! - has the intention to disturb this process
@@JanLorenz-gl1qc if you watched enoug games you would notice this is true that lebrun always rushed. the game has two sides not like golf, it is an etiquette thing to respect each other.
who is the other commentator here? I haven't heard him before but he might be one of my favorites, actually focusing on the match and the shots and serves that the players are hitting, he seems to be very knowledgeable of tactics and knows how to actually watch these professional matches (it is an acquired skill). I like this guy much more than the one other guy who keeps yapping between points, Adam is hit or miss but usually pretty good.
I agree i think he might be tom (the frog) from tabletennis daily. Big youtube channel with great content
No, i think it was Joe from TTD( check out their podcast), brilliant stuff😊
Every each of the top Chinese players have beaten countless rpb players. They know how to win rpb players😂.
The British commentator did a poor job as he not only took side but also condoned the arrogant and aggressive behaviour from Felix, the French player. There should be zero tolerance to this sort of behaviour on table tennis court. 🙏
Arrogant and aggressive behaviour - when was that?
Felix est mentalement faible. Toujours énervé dès qu’il est en difficulté
Ca c'est la meilleure.
je crois que tu confonds avec son frère...
@@gallicwarrior6548Regarde la video…et d’autres quand il perd
Даева грозния сиганин😂
Stop putting your finger to disturb your oppenent’s services!!!
It’s called getting ready to return the serve. Felix’s pace is very fast and Xiang sometimes (but not all the time like Yuan Licen) slows it down
@@idontrage25 yes but it’s very disturbing and everybody knows that, specially chinese players. Sorry for that.
Dünner Auftritt von dem kleinen Brillenmann!!!