Félix Lebrun - The french prodigy penholder (Best points) 

butterfly inner force ZLC, Dignics 09c on both sides

They also have their wood

He is now playing tibhar K3 on both sides and he has his own tibhar blade. Don't know which one though.

​@@JustmakesomenoizHis blades will come out soon, its the Félix Lebrun hyper carbon inner

Now he’s 9th

​@@cooperhawk988Now is 8th

@@chrisleekyable Now he's 6th

@@raikiro797 Now he's 5th

yes

​@@eric_diascp2But different hold grip method.

@@chrisleekyable wdym?

@@eric_diascp2 Both use penhold, but there are many different types of penhold. In this case; Wang Hao's backside fingers are straighter than Felix's, making it more balanced for forehand and backhand looping. Felix's grip style is more suited for backhand quick attack close to the table, but is weaker for forehand over-the-table play.

More like Xu Xin

The answer is in the title : A compilation of his best points.

​@@AlpControl yes I can read but why not also showing the best points he lose ?

@@davidvincent380 Lmao what kind of stupid question that is, well, do the video then

@@scarosboy2332 Best points doesn't necessarily mean won points, why is it so hard to understand ?

@@davidvincent380 If he lost the point that wouldn't be one of his best points. "Best Points" are different than "best rallies". Best points should be points you win, not lose, that's just basic common sense.