Timo Boll vs Noshad Alamiyan | MS R16 | WTT Contender Doha 2024 

Yep, he targeted the forehand like clockwork

@@rohangilkestv wrong , timo won becuase most points he won by attacking forehand then backhand , which made noshad backhand even weaker than his forehand.

Неправильно. Тимо выиграл исключительно потому что не бил со всей силы, а мягко вращал. И Ношад не мог его вернуть, так как играет в основном на подставках. А мячи Тимо не смог в стол вернуть

Iran = terorrisme

​@@ctloo0808true!

Yea he is probably gonna beat lin yun ju too

Yes! And to me it looks like he may have even adjusted his game to account for the current environment. He’s closer to the table and he’s ending points sooner by not attacking the same location twice.

I think he was just agitated at Tim's crazy spins that he couldn't block properly. It kept going out or into the net.

С проходом в следующую стадию🥳🥳🥳

Так тут заранее все ясно: сломанный топс справа, грузи туда длинную подачу и начинай туда же. Только исполнить надо, а играть по направлениям Тимо умеет.

my man, he has a neurological disorder that puts him at a significant disadvantage and still he finds a way to compete at the top level, even to beat the top chinese. The discipline and effort he puts in dispite his disadvantage is insane. In what is he not a 'truly competitive' player?

It's because he has a disability. But nonetheless they are both pros and Timo just used Alamiyan's weakness to win and he do it with class

@@reyn-ni2bj Interesting, I didn’t know. Thanks for letting me know

@@fedolfs he had a car accident or something like that and generating him a neurological damage. When he makes the opponent lob/fishing he change hands and smash with the right hand because he can't do it with his left hand

His disability is being anal about bh which's really more an orientation than a disorder. Hopefully in DSM-6. Still a great player.

Forehand allergy

how sad. He can be a genius@@tianporn

цэ неправда, начиная уже со второй подачи

he can beat top players and he did a lot despite his special dissabilitiy .This is round 16 if you didnt notice..and he is been even furhter in some other tournaments...so why should he?? Timo ist just in another level

what r you talking about..this is pretty normal ...he coundlt block timos spinny topspins and it made him crazy..he ist just agitated because of his own faults..sometimes things dont work as you expect and its normal to be angry and express your feelings

Stupid comment

what's unfair about it? They are both pros.

this is a real fight bro what are you talking about if you want rigged game go watch WWE

He knew where he was going, cmon. Why don't he go to paralympic sport? Maybe he want to prove himself as a completely normal player, and it doesn't mean everybody should let him play only backhand) In the past many penholders couldn't play normal backhand, so should shakehand players use only forehand for the sake of some "fairness"? Definitely no

well Noshad doesn't need that ..he is able able to beat top players with his style...and when its not enogh then its not enouh ..so what? Comon this is round 16 and he is been even in QF in some other tournaments ...as long as he can compete at this world top level its perfect for him and he keeps impressing...no nody can achieve what is achieving at this level only with Backhand...its just crazy@@scarystranger

Where did Timo cheat, man?

@@scarystranger He cheated because he is way older. Unfair to play people with less experience! ;)

Don't be stupid please, table tennis has always been more of a mental and strategic game than a physical one

@@eldonsoneto6969 This is a little superficial. In fact, I consider this statement to be true if you exclude the Chinese and partly the Japanese. I do not know about the Koreans or the Taiwanese. But those playing styles differ from what we are used to in the West. Their playing styles are more physical, the players are less healthy (see Ma Long) and it is not as sustainable as the European playing style (see Boll, see Ovtcharov, etc) Sometimes they are just about being quick at anything (the Japanese, in particular. This can also be problematic when they get older)