Game and skills analysis John Hilton (England)

In the category of “Retired Masters” I don’t do any analysis.  I added them just for the record. Only for those who don’t Know the history: In the eighties you were allowed to play with unicolour bat on both side. This was giving John Hilton a big advantage since the opponent could not see the difference between Anti-spin-rubber and sticky rubber in. You could only here it. But at the time not only John stumbled with his feet everytime touching the ball trying to prevent the opponent from hearing the difference. Rightly ITTF changed the rules in favor of two colour blades fearing that a “minority sport” like table tennis will  even lose more spectators disliking to see presumably unforced errors. Also you can observe the “unfair” advantage of a serve played right out of the palm of the hand (without throwing up the ball at all).

Simply enjoy some of the videos

Here comes John Hilton (England):

 

Retired Masters Angelica Rozeanu (Rumania)

Here comes Angelica Rozeanu (Rumania):

In the category of “Retired Masters” I don’t do any analysis.  I added them just for the record. Simply enjoy some of the videos:

 

 

 

 

Retired Masters Matthew Syed (England)

Here comes Matthew Syed (England):

In the category of “Retired Masters” I don’t do any analysis.  I added them just for the record. Simply enjoy some of the videos:

Retired Masters SONG Ding (China)

Here comes SONG Ding (China):

In the category of “Retired Masters” I don’t do any analysis.  I added them just for the record. Simply enjoy some of the videos:

A better non “embeddable” video can be found here: http://youtu.be/agmPb9y7N1E

 

Retired Masters Liang Geliang (China)

Here comes Liang Geliang (China):

In the category of “Retired Masters” I don’t do any analysis.  I added them just for the record. Simply enjoy some of the videos:

Retired Masters Chen Xinhua (China)

Here comes Chen Xinhua (China):

In the category of “Retired Masters” I don’t do any analysis.  I added them just for the record. Simply enjoy some of the videos:

Not really defending 🙂

Retired Masters Li Gun Sang (North Corea)

Here comes Li Gun Sang (North Corea):

In the category of “Retired Masters” I don’t do any analysis.  I added them just for the record. Simply enjoy some of the videos:

Retired Masters: Koji Matsushita (Japan)

Here comes Koji Matsushita (Japan):

In the category of “Retired Masters” I don’t do any analysis. I admit that I best like his “pirouettes” when backhand defending. I added them just for the record. Simply enjoy some of the videos: