Best Table Tennis Matches EVER!!! {Part 3}

Hiii!!!!!! I have third piece of cake with greatest table tenis matches of all time. Nice watch guys!

[@user-go1ml2mm4j]

Xu Xin vs. Wang Hao, wonderful game of penholder players

[@giovannimalca9175]

Forehand Master vs RPB Master 🏓

[@anand0dabrabad]

Jun Mizutani attitude is never give up..even if the ball touches net or goes out of court..great player!

[@giovannimalca9175]

Best points (in my opinion): Xu Xin vs Wang Hao: 0:35, 0:52, 1:18, 2:18, 2:34, 2:44, 2:58, 3:38. Jun Mizutani vs Jeoung Youngsik: 4:26, 5:02, 5:50, 6:26, 6:43 , 7:32, 8:38, 9:29, 10:10, 10:37, 11:41, 12:52.

[@F52xxx]

Great video as always! Mizutani cannot cease to impress me.

[@danielakbari5637]

Thank you so much for creating these series! All 3 parts were great! Thank you 😊

[@quickzilver333]

I miss Wang Hao....:( He has the best RPB Backhand in my opinion.

[@Shynox1994]

4:25 insane rally

[@syuukinnryokou2000]

両試合ともすばらしすぎる！

[@haku_8989]

6:42 WOW！

[@daddyfrost42]

Outstanding table tennis!

[@neilcarlson3823]

Mizutani is such a baller

[@michaelfarmhand]

Wow! Wow! Wow! That was brutal, no holds barred table tennis - no favours asked, none given.

[@kentkunsabanaluchiha1579]

Tade Agbesanwa Truck s

[@ricardomurillo5205]

4:23 is the reason i love this sport

[@dimadmitriev5847]

Don't know what to say. Both matches are marvelous! Great players, exept korean, but in this match he made the best. Long live TT!

[@dollriesg1865]

4:01 is super cool

[@haumea22]

if you do part 4 include ma long vs bojan tokic 2011

[@fenoruzcaneleo4220]

Mizutani is the best

[@gatheringrobot3325]

now he lose

[@shahnazrajput169]

Nice

[@user-dp7ms8po9d]

8:10 この水谷の反応と柵を超えるスピードよ。きっと普段から柵を越えてるんでしょうね

[@mahyarV13]

2012 Xu Vs Wang is indeed the best of the best match between these 2 gods and myths of PenHold Grip.

[@ange21LeStreamer]

THE BEST TABLE TENNIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LUNTE1337]

Nice Video, but please change the thumbnail, it spoils the second match :(.

[@swishqueen5729]

It's like no one cheered for jung youngsik 😢😢😂

[@olwaysbe1]

nailbiting

[@inyourface123]

Jung choked at the last game.

[@lulumink0]

He choked big time. He should've won that game. He was way too soft.

[@phildurre9492]

ma lin😳

[@Hello-eh1iy]

Is mizutani serving legally? A couple of his serves looks like hes trying to block the viewing. But i think the rules state you just cant cover the ball right?

[@lenyquien1800]

Yes but all players at this level hide more or less their serves. A player complain when the return of thé service are impossible

[@fabienschang5177]

Can anybody tell me what Xu Xin did at 2:20?!! Impressive.

[@arthurli406]

i believeits a penhold flick technique, you can watch it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGHJeGxtgNqYsKs copy and paste

[@arthurli406]

oh yeah it is the strawberry flick

[@arthurli406]

just the penhold forehand version

[@rishabhdubey374]

Yep, that's called a strawberry flick!

[@shubhamambre4052]

Why was Mizutani serving like Robert Gardos?

[@redgreen8977]

The ball speed in the match is way slower than the first one.

[@samuelpardana]

SALESMAN営業マン both players in the second match lack power compared to chinese, that's why they played a lot of rallies

[@anujmchitale]

@@samuelpardana It's not just that. Match 1 was in 2012 with celluloid ball. Match2 was in 2015 with the current plastic ball. (Celluloid balls were stopped in 2014) Plastic balls are quite slow and less spinny, compared to celluloid ones.

[@zachwang1177]

you sure you didn't speed up man??? this is insane

[@chumjetza6251]

I thought the same, but not only for table tennis videos like this. Also many tennis videos seem to be sped up. Don‘t know why 😕

[@kennycheng7341]

0:52 hahaha

[@giovannimalca9175]

0:35 hahaha

[@AM-wx5yr]

He was 10-7 up he had 3 match points it's like he gave up

[@KEmil-zl7xp]

Can happen even to the Chinese...btw it would be boring if these things weren't possible ;)

[@carlosa8639]

And I thought I was pretty good smh

[@weiyuleng8880]

European players and Europeanized Japanese and Korean players all have one problem: their forehand is linear. But Chinese players and traditional Korean players have exponential forehand