Every Winning Point in Table Tennis Finals since 1988! 🏓

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Let's take a look back at the most intense & emotional point of every Olympic Table Tennis Match - The match point! Which reaction of the Champions realizing their triumph did you like most? Let us know in the comments!
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@jaskaransingh9414 2 года назад

Dominance of chinese TT players is just unmatchable

@rookieflame5971 2 года назад

This is more like every time China has won in Table Tennis since 1988

@faisalahmad03 2 года назад

Because table tennis is national game of china

@jialiang4500 2 года назад

Korea, Japan also won once in a while :)

@jijojoe8409 2 года назад

Ryu Seung-min was the Men's singles gold medal winner. 4:43. He is a beast in 2004.

@viratkohlifc2498 2 года назад

"The extra energy required to make another effort is the secret of winning."

@jwcan 2 года назад

I think the editing is sort of incorrect at 4:45 tho, Wang Hao got the silver.

@HokieManTT 2 года назад

Did anyone notice that before 2000 or so, the award ceremony followed the order of Gold medalist first, then silver, and bronze. But now it is the opposite order?

@marek_petrovsky Год назад

Yes I did my friend. Interesting.

@yorukkizigeziyor 2 года назад

Very nice 👍👍

@henryt9281 2 года назад

You missed Ma Long over Fan Zhendong and Chen Meng over Sun Yingsha.

@ruhasdarg 2 года назад

Boxer Berlando Johnson rogue and the beast

@gamingbhai12 2 года назад

Very nice

@richiewahidin2571 2 года назад

8:10 that was not the winning point for DN

@user-ch4es6gi9n 2 года назад

China No.1!

@joaolemos5915 6 месяцев назад

Seems athletes were more spontaneous in their celebrations back in the days, I prefer it

@blaisepereira4154 Месяц назад

The fact that china won 32 out of all the 37 golds is insane 😭😭

@jamesaaronmanarang 2 года назад

Thumbs up👍❤🇵🇭

@bobochacha1074 2 года назад

Ma Long , Zhang J.K. , Xu Xin 🔥

@coronaisshit6775 2 года назад

The Dragon got 1st just a few mins ago

@user-rx6lw2yk3l 2 года назад

Yeah,horse dragon,that game is his last Olympic game,he is going to retire😭😭

@ashutoshsingh9958 2 года назад

all the best to all player of india

@mydailylife4157 2 года назад

the powerhouse of table tennis is China and South Korea

@HokieManTT 2 года назад

Not really. S Korea is not comparable to China's dominance. S Korea is more like Germany and Japan in this sport.

@dickn.ormous1064 Год назад

@@HokieManTT S.Korea is nothing like Germany and Japan.Germany has been totally useless against China which is not the case with S.Korea.S.Korea has declined since 2004 but Germany never ever beat China and Germany always had a big TT program investing crazy money in the Bundesliga. It's like comparing Italy to England in football.England has all the money but always fails at the World Cup.

@wucongkai226 2 года назад

Looks like China has also lost several golds

@mohammadeskandari4385 2 года назад

In the Olympics, South Korea has three golds - two men singles and one women’s doubles -, Sweden has one men’s singles gold, and Japan has one mixed doubles gold. The rest, 28 in total, went to China. China also has the most silver, a lot finals were between Chinese.