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Hello guys, what do you think about Fu haifeng's smash ? Fu Haifeng | "NON-HUMAN" Power Smash ! Part 2 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-my62uxqCHjk.html
It always makes me curious whenever i try to search FHF smash compilation video. Dude is arguably the greatest smasher of all time but seems like nobody cares enough to make a video of his highlight. There is just a few of them compared to other smashers like GVS, Praveen or Ahsan
Most of the footage when FHF was in his prime (with Cai Yun) was in top-view angle format with mediocre sound so it's not easy to make exciting highlights. At least we still have high quality videos of his later matches when he partnered with Zhang Nan in close-up view & excellent sound.
Men’s double defense has come long way since early 2000 era. If you look at Fu & Cai’s matches around 2008, although Fu’s smash is still among the most powerful ones, but there are too many direct scores from them, at least not more than other less powerful players.
Dear uploader please make reverse hand video of one of the greatest doubles legend fu haifeng of China. His overall smash technique seems slightly different than all of the rest. Moreover his jump timing and positioning for smash seems very efficiently powerful. ( As I am like most a right handed ) I want to study his smash technique via in game. Please upload his reverse hand video as much as possible. Thank you in advance 🙏🙏🙏
fu haifeng's smash combined technical perfection, tactical awareness and ferocity, and his whole attacking style was a game-changer for men's doubles that has shaped the discipline as we know it today. gotta love tan bh's reaction in the last sequence, himself always the showman, trying to play it cool. but cool might not work against a charging tiger
Choose only one. Which one is more powerful smash? Fu haifeng with non stop jumping smash or kim mon soo smash like women's singles (not use jumping smash). Can you explain it?
Back then they measured the average speed. Today they measure the highest speed, which is right after the hit. If Fu Haifeng was able to hit a smash with an average speed of 332 km/h, it is highly likely that it had the highest speed of 450 km/h or more, which would be more than today's record of 426 km/h by Peter Kolding in a real game.
@@ejump5759 That was in a specific test situation from yonex, not in an official match. The fastest smash ever is from Tan Boon Heong, but the fastest one in a real match is the one from Mads Peter Kolding.
