It's absolutely mesmerizing that fans are there to literally scream, for only one player, when the opponent is just delivering a beauty ... the more you realize that, the more you love the silence after every point won by lind and the last winning scream while literally nobody is clapping other than the coach .... That was incredible mental fortitude not to mention the physicality of it
@@hanzohasashi3788 Ok its not like I support biased crowds, but wtf does that have to do with Chinese propaganda? I'm confident the crowd is like 95% locals (Chinese) so obviously their going to be supporting their athlete. Look at literally any other table tennis tournament in a specific location - their player will have crowd advantage. Even at the Paris Olympics full of non-locals, the Lebrun brothers (and France in general) got all the crowd support and cheering.
What a game, but honestly i am kind of shocked by the audience. Sure most people in China are there, to watch there chinese participants play. But just for respect they could have applauded for Anders Lind after this amazing match he played - even if they wanted Wang Chuqin to win. Its about sportsmanship..
Anders Linds underspin service is sooo heavy. He made a lot of direct points and forced uncertain balls from Wang. Is it only my sight, or is the hit point of the service of Wang over the table?
What is this base line Adam keeps talking about? Is it the perimeter line that goes around the edge of the table? The side lines or the front lines? Can someone please explain? Thanks. By the way, I am also a huge RUclips table tennis fan. Thanks.
Great match and Anders Lind played fantastic! But how was his tomahawk serve allowed just throwing it back to him nowhere near vertically…? Almost always won a point when he did that. I don’t get the inconsistency of these refs sometimes.
No, no, no. Take a look at the Olympics to see that the first set has often times been won against the Chinese. Of course, it is some feat. But it's not too important until there comes a follow up
@@truberthefighter9256 Thanks for the comment, that's also true. My remark was not meant as a rule either. It's my easy argument afterward of course, but WCQ 's unease was obvious from game 1. In the 3rd game he lost his grip on AL's game completely. The commentator did not pick up on this until the game was over.
@@Art-ww9ru Lind's or Wang's? If it's about the latter, I believe the main point is that WCQ is playing "heavy metal table tennis". When things go wrong, they go really wrong. In football, this can be observed at teams trained by Jürgen Klopp, for example.
@@truberthefighter9256 I meant WCQ. ... When things go wrong, they go really wrong? Hmm.. I guess I haven't watched WCQ enough to understand what you mean about Heavy Metal TT. All I know is that Lind played with passion and energy.
It's absolutely mesmerizing that fans are there to literally scream, for only one player, when the opponent is just delivering a beauty ... the more you realize that, the more you love the silence after every point won by lind and the last winning scream while literally nobody is clapping other than the coach .... That was incredible mental fortitude not to mention the physicality of it
Detest those screaming and hysterical chinese fans .
So unsporting .😡
Chinese filthy propaganda does not end
@@hanzohasashi3788 Ok its not like I support biased crowds, but wtf does that have to do with Chinese propaganda? I'm confident the crowd is like 95% locals (Chinese) so obviously their going to be supporting their athlete. Look at literally any other table tennis tournament in a specific location - their player will have crowd advantage.
Even at the Paris Olympics full of non-locals, the Lebrun brothers (and France in general) got all the crowd support and cheering.
@@hanzohasashi3788 What are you talking about?!
In Europe, (anywhere BUT China) the fans applaud good tt. In China, they don’t think that way.
Bonus points for keeping some of the after match joy in the highlights video!
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caught you
And Kao too?!
congratulations man, you did an amazing job - especially with your mental strenght! just big respect!
Congrats!!!
OH BABY LETS GO!
One of the most important thing in any sports - psychology.
Yeah, you could tell that Wang Chuqin wasn't even in a good mood. Just another day at the office for him. Meanwhile, Anders Lind was excited to play!
There is one person in the stadium cheering for Lind. Groth.
I was there. 🇩🇰
I'ts gross that it's just groth
The world number 1 who isn’t used to playing awkward but intelligent players. Not everybody plays fast like a robot.
What a game, but honestly i am kind of shocked by the audience.
Sure most people in China are there, to watch there chinese participants play. But just for respect they could have applauded for Anders Lind after this amazing match he played - even if they wanted Wang Chuqin to win. Its about sportsmanship..
Only when the situation comes, people show their true color. I dont like the color from the audience very much, kind of dark ..;)
Amazing, this guy is on fire! I will enjoy watching him on finals
I watched the full game version, and now watching the highlights. The game was so beautiful. Congrats to Anders Lind, really well played.
The game isn't beautiful at all.
@@Tateww-Shorts It's beautiful to me.
Anders Linds underspin service is sooo heavy. He made a lot of direct points and forced uncertain balls from Wang. Is it only my sight, or is the hit point of the service of Wang over the table?
that WYF from Anders Lind and the END is so Funny
What is this base line Adam keeps talking about? Is it the perimeter line that goes around the edge of the table? The side lines or the front lines? Can someone please explain? Thanks. By the way, I am also a huge RUclips table tennis fan. Thanks.
Base line is the line that they can not cross when serving, which is the edge of the table closest to the player(s)
@@potatoatwork2795 I appreciate your response. Thanks.
Fandeme flot klaret. Skide godt spillet af Anders Lind. Super!
Impressive stuff
Quel match! Bravo Anders
Amazing Anders
Whaaat?!?!?! Crazy 😂😂🎉
It's hot 🔥🔥🔥
I predict Ander Lind will be in the top 5 in a year from now😊
Never
Never say never
Watch his health. He had trouble in the past. But i hope He will be fine as he is incredibly gifted
don't think so
While I really loved how Anders Lind played in this game, getting in to the top 5 will be quite unlikely.
Unwatchable angle. I literally cannot imagine a worse angle for watching tt except for maybe under the table.
Congratulations Anders, this boy needed a lesson in humility...
Great match and Anders Lind played fantastic! But how was his tomahawk serve allowed just throwing it back to him nowhere near vertically…? Almost always won a point when he did that. I don’t get the inconsistency of these refs sometimes.
He knows that very well. Until the rules get more strictly enforced, he'll make use of it too
Commentator at 0-1: "It's zero-one in games". Like business as usual. While winning the first game by AL was already huge and signed WCQ defeat.
No, no, no. Take a look at the Olympics to see that the first set has often times been won against the Chinese. Of course, it is some feat. But it's not too important until there comes a follow up
@@truberthefighter9256 Thanks for the comment, that's also true. My remark was not meant as a rule either. It's my easy argument afterward of course, but WCQ 's unease was obvious from game 1. In the 3rd game he lost his grip on AL's game completely. The commentator did not pick up on this until the game was over.
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А что случилось с Ван Чун Цином?? В туалет сильно хотел и слился?
Wang’s career is over. Losing to non Chinese player two times in 2 months is a big no no in chinese policy.
3 times actually.
@@sabesabes12345 actually 4. And 5 in 3 months.
WCQ lost a lot of confidence early on. Normally, this kind of style which Lind plays with is just not good enough.
That's bs. His playstyle hardly changed throughout the whole game.
@@Art-ww9ru Lind's or Wang's?
If it's about the latter, I believe the main point is that WCQ is playing "heavy metal table tennis". When things go wrong, they go really wrong. In football, this can be observed at teams trained by Jürgen Klopp, for example.
@@truberthefighter9256this is the best description of WCQ playing style I’ve seen
@@truberthefighter9256 I meant WCQ. ... When things go wrong, they go really wrong? Hmm.. I guess I haven't watched WCQ enough to understand what you mean about Heavy Metal TT. All I know is that Lind played with passion and energy.
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