FULL MATCH | Darko JORGIC vs MA Long | MS R16 | WTT Cup Finals Xinxiang 2022 

I believe that every minute of his day is planned on that. Then he will have 3 world titles and 3 olympic golds...no one will ever be able to match that record.

absolutely , only thing that could make him not win is that he gets older and less hungry cause he won it all already

No way. It is not only because of him, being too old by that time, but also because of new players, who are becoming better and better. Harimoto, Lin Yun Ju, Alexis Lebrun, and last time, Wang Chuqin is a monster. He probably already won't have a chances to win next WTTC

Past his prime?

except a chinese fellows and Harimoto

European players all have excellent backhands, but their forehands are devastating Because all their coaches did too

That's a big IF?

@@eddielong608 I don't know man, Darko obliterated Ma Long in the first two sets. I almost felt sorry for Ma Long because he seemed helpless and Darko was way too overpowering. Most people would've been crushed in that 2nd game and after that the 3rd game is definitely game over. And yet, Ma Long endured and persevered in that 2nd game, that is some miraculous shit if you ask me. But maybe not because he changed his serves and tactics and has mental strength above all else combined with loads of experience. After that the dragon is woken and it's game over for Jorgic. There's no coming back. I almost felt sorry for Darko starting with the 3rd set. Why couldn't he just close the deal in the 2nd set when he was way ahead? That question tormented and haunted him for sure. Very painful and frustrating match anyway

More price money and only the best players and even them needed to qualify, so I would sag yes

The players also earn more world ranking points at the WTT Cup Finals compared to WTT Champions.

I’d second this. Where is Darko’s powerful backhand? So much use of unnecessary and weak “strawberries”.

Then you have not watched enough games. Many other players also gave Malong a hard time. Fan Zhendong, Zhang Jike, Wang Hao, Harimoto, just to name a few.

@@jerrywei7030 Já vi sim, me referia, como falei, nos primeiros sets, da forma q ele fez com Ma Long, realmente nunca vi, preste atenção, que eu falei, logo nos primeiros sets, os movimentos em que eu citei "quebrar coluna, entortar", realmente já assisti muitos jogos e nunca vi, nenhum desses que vc citou, fazer o mesmo >>> I've already seen it, I was referring, as I said, in the first sets, the way he did with Ma Long, I really never saw it, pay attention, I said, right in the first sets, the movements in which I mentioned "breaking the spine, bending ", I've actually watched many games and I've never seen, none of those you mentioned, do the same ....

sry but i cant quite understand you because you are using google translate or somehintg

@@jerrywei7030And how did you understand my first post here?, I used google translator too... E como vc entendeu a minha primeira postagem ? usei o google tradutor também...

"breaking the spine, bending" makes no sense to me

That's because table tennis is the national sport in China. Can you imagine US losing basketball to other countries? But I think there is still a chance for other countries to beat China, but maybe only a few times, and the occasional gold medal. China sees this sport as an act of pride and we have paid a lot.

I believe in Moreguard 👀

I think his name is Fraser.

@@imemine246 thanks! Think he's really good!

@@FrankieStans He’s accent is hard though for non-native speakers. And sometimes he just “ahh’s” and “ohh’s” too much for my liking )

I like him, 'my goodness me!!' Know-how and honest amazement.

Ha ha, good luck to him

Melhor de todos os tempos🏓

his role now is to show a good fighting model for his team young player and to ensure stability during team event , since the other two players are really inconsistent. Personal event is just for him to familiar with ourside players and keeping the fighting momentum… no other old player can do this accept him at the moment in China team..

@@user-pz3ut2wu5f did Xu Xin retire?

Let's see how you play when you're 34.

沒錯，他沒辦法像年輕時那麼快速和充滿力量，但即使如此，仍是屹立乒乓球界的頂峰球員之一。