Lin Gaoyuan vs Noshad Alamiyan | MS | 2022 ITTF-ATTU Asian Cup (R16)

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[@zizo015]

Unbelievable.. How can he play at this level without playing even one forehand topspin in the whole match??? And beat a top Chinese player with this style .. No words

[@shaantshaant]

My thoughts exactly!!

[@arnabdebnath1522]

This is called world class blocking sence with placement..

[@mth_pictures]

He have a good strategy and have many tactics for this kind of play.

[@Al-ImprovEd2022]

It’s bizarre. You’d think he has a handicap but no!

[@zencosuzuki8496]

If I don't wrong, he beat Wang Liqin/ world champion 2001;2005 and 2007/ as well. Alamiyan is a good player. I haven't seen him for a long time.

[@Ali_Shafai]

I found out last week that Noshad is from the small town in Iran where I grew up as a child. Amazing win against LG! 💪 🏓

[@MikeKollarous]

Lin Gaoyuan, the most consistent player. One week he beats world #1 Fan Zhendong in a thrilling MT finals match, next he loses to world #84 in R16.

[@mortuc1]

What does the MT stand for?

[@daviddu1458]

@@mortuc1 Men Team

[@shouryateja]

Give some credits to the opponent, Lin just simply didn’t lose, the opponent played spectacular. His serves were very difficult to read, just because he is word 84 doesn’t mean you underestimate him. It’s the underdog’s time. (Not a single forehand topspin and yet he won against the best in the world, now that’s something)

[@aceventura1777]

Noshads real quality is easy top 50 ..This is one of the most talented player in the world and with his BH and service he can beat any lefthander in the world.Lin is known to have a "soft" (not so agressive or lets say dangerous) FH recive and Noshad played right into it.Just look how many time did Noshad attack strong and directly after his service when Lin recived the service with FH

[@MikeKollarous]

​@@shouryateja Don't get me wrong, Alamiyan pulled a fantastic performance and simply outplayed Lin this match and he absolutely deserves all the praise. It's just that at this point I cannot do anything but laugh at Lin Gaoyuan, seems he cannot catch a break against foreigners. As much as I respect Alamiyan after seeing him play this tournament, player with Lin's skill and experience shouldn't get outplayed by a player like him, even if the player is having the game of their life.

[@regomellor]

Alamiyan used to play forehead topspin normaly, a very good one in fact. But he had to change his way of playing because of a neurological problem. That's why he doesn't play forehand topspin now. The amazing thing here is that, with that handicap, he is able to beat a world top player. That shows how talented he is. His serve is always been one of the best in the world. No surprise here

[@Al-ImprovEd2022]

Fascinating. What’s the neuro prob?

[@zencosuzuki8496]

I remember his forehand topspin. If I don't wrong he beat Wang Liqin /world champion- 2001;2005;2007/once. He's a very good player. I'm sorry about his neurological problems.

[@regomellor]

@@Al-ImprovEd2022 i think it's neurological overtraining. I've found this in Google: We don't often think about overtraining the nervous system. However, a phenomenon known as the golfer yips provides some evidence that overtraining the nervous system is possible. In golf, the yips refers to a catastrophic breakdown in highly trained motor skills. Yips was once attributed to anxiety. However, a 1992 research study challenged this notion. A relationship between golfer's yips and anxiety was not found. However, the yips appears due to repeating the same movement over and over until the athlete injures the peripheral or the central nervous system. The condition is known as focal dystonia. Now, focal dystonia refers to an involuntary muscular contractions of the muscle or groups of muscles. Focal dystonia can strike at any time. The phenomenon occurs in sports that require very precise fine motor control. Besides golf, examples include cricket bowling, includes tennis, table tennis, snooker, and darts. Now Eric Bristow, who is a well known darts player, is a classic example of how dystonia can affect careers. At the height of his career, Bristow was unable to release the dart from his fingers. It took him ten years to overcome this problem. In the meantime, his career was severely affected. Focal dystonia has also recently been described in runners, and it's hard to describe running as a precise movement. So this suggests that dystonia may be due more to countless hours of the same repetitive movement, to the point where the nervous system runs out of its ability to adapt and make the necessary repairs before the next practice session. An athlete, in essence, the athlete is likely to be training in the non-functional overreaching mode for a long time. And ultimately, the nervous system becomes chronically over-trained. It is characterized by an inability to perform a well-learned and well-practiced motor skill. And the condition was first described back in 1713, and it was a common condition among occupations where writing was the prime skill. Scribes and notaries are examples of these types of writing occupations. In 1911, the condition was called dystonia and describes an abnormal increase in muscle tone and muscle contractions. In many cases, dystonia interferes with the individual's ability to ever perform the affected motor skill efficiently. In musician's dystonia, the hands or the fingers may curl, there's an involuntary shaking, and they miss the intended key. Fingers may also freeze or shoot out from side to side. And the cause of dystonia is still, however, open to debate. However, it appears related to a misfiring of neurons in the primary sensory and motor areas of the brain. Now recall that the motor cortex is involved in planning, control, and the execution of voluntary movements. And when the motor cortex signals a muscle to contract, the muscles that oppose the movement, normally relax. For example, when the biceps contract, the triceps relax. So the hand is lifted up towards the shoulder. And the reverse occurs when the triceps recontract, the biceps must relax to permit the arm to straighten. Now when an athlete is afflicted with dystonia, it appears that the brain does not inhibit these surrounding muscles effectively. And this leads to a loss of muscle selectivity, and the movement can freeze. Repetition of the same movement causing damage to nerves is the likely culprit. Over a career, an athlete will perform similar repetitive movements hundreds of thousands of times, and this repetition potentially requires substantial repair to the nerve structure. An inability to perform these repairs potentially leads to long-term neuromuscular overtraining injury, similar in the way that other structural injuries occur. Now dystonia is not painful. It is, however, very frustrating.

[@agz4370]

wow thats completely insane.

[@regomellor]

@@sobhanshane7010 a friend of mine knows him

[@ivanrankovic72]

So clever playing from Alamiyan, well deserved victory.

[@ichobi]

I barely comment on KZbin vids but wow that lefty backhand is a thing of beauty. Guy steps around just to use it instead of doing forehand, and with that consistency and power and precision.... Amazing.

[@dsirius1500]

What an wonderful match. Amazing player Alamiyan, great tactic. Hope to see him more.

[@Tenckor]

clicked on the video with no special expectations but wow! what a game! interesting game by alamiyan. and great backhand

[@NeilSaldanha]

Honestly, this performance from Noshad left me both speechless and in awe. He used the FH very sparingly, only for blocks that would've been impossible for him to move/pivot his body to do a BH block. And that BH.. OMG that BH!! So good!

[@Notsla]

Congrats to Alamiyan - lefty backhand on another level

[@maskedgamer7565]

Yes Lin, let's keep on playing to that backhand, great idea.

[@steve9188]

Wow… Those Serves were incredible. I would never have expected this, what is going on with Lin Gaoyan? He lost to Timo, now this? Hopefully he gets out of his rut soon

[@kamyarzojaji3526]

He beat fan Zhendong after losing to timo

[@amirpirakea5925]

Good job noshad. What unique play style

[@terencedavid3146]

Noshad .. "Prince of Persia".. One of the sweetest lefty bh in any era. He's such a thrill to watch, right from his tricky services, masterful hand switches to his lethal bh finishes. A joy. 😊

[@eczavyr2899]

Noshad has a very Pleasant style to Watch! Awesome match

[@Shrimp0kUgel]

Haha wow. Stepping around for the backhand... Usually it's the other way around! What a performance.

[@thetimesofbedwars1604]

Honestly, he wants me to play table tennis though I'm sick rn... He inspires me and tells the world that China isn't unbeatable

[@peymannajafizadeh528]

صد آفرین به نوشاد ، فوق تصور بودی ،یکی از جذاب ترین بازیهایی بود که دیدم

[@favourakomolafe5032]

Wow I really enjoyed this match It was really interesting Bro hardly played 5 forehands but still beat a top Chinese player, that's really impressive.....

[@kristofbaumann8180]

Alamiyan reminds me a bit of Karakasevic, but sped up. Especially since both are left-handed. Both players' styles are very fun to watch. Great match for Alamiyan!

[@HorndesWaldes]

amazing lh backhand, covering alomost whole table:)

[@zizo015]

Not even one forehand topspin in the whole match.. This is unbelievable

[@rohang3105]

Mans played like 5 forehands all match and Lin just kept feeding to his backhand lol

[@alyciawang2892]

Thank you 👍👍👍

[@chia-tanghsu4895]

what a serve, what a backhand!

[@masterspin7796]

Excellent win!

[@tony_boy11306]

Looks like Lin had trouble dealing with Alamiyan's serve. Great play from Alamiyan!

[@regomellor]

Alamiyan's serve is well known for being among the best in the world

[@zencosuzuki8496]

@@regomellorExactly.

[@funkindy]

Yeah, also noticed that

[@nitlover8319]

How can someone beat top Chinese player without a single forehand topspin in the whole game

[@behroozm.5201]

عالی بودی نوشاد. very gud, amaizig noshad

[@aliroshanzamir392]

دمت گرم مردانه باورم نمیشه نوشاد عالمیان یکی از بهترین بازیکن های چین و جهان شکست داد

[@nicolasl.3400]

He deserves the name Mama mia, Lin will remember that forever...

[@smartthrone7461]

By far one of the most intense table tennis match ever

[@vitaliychobotenko2269]

What a match!

[@user-nu1ei2sh4e]

Оператор красава ! Снимал с угла самый лучший ракурс .

[@user-od1ey6zt8z]

Alamiyan style is amazing.

[@ir_guardian]

Noshad Alamiyan the has the best serves in the world Great match.

[@arturmekarski2581]

I did not know that Tibor Klampar had decided to come back from his retirement!

[@zencosuzuki8496]

Chyba Klampar trochę inaczej grał.

[@iam1hamid]

Well played Noshad. :)

[@paulom8]

Alamiyan backhand and Aruna forehand. A dream 🙂

[@aerotus888]

This is the craziest result ever!!! This is from an alternate universe.

[@dash5core]

Where are the forehands? :D

[@harunmorkramer7324]

The power of service!

[@24ghosh24]

this guy here is incredible...ah yes I m talking about Lin here. choking is a small word for him.He seems to beat his own records in terms of losing. Its actually creative how he loses in different circumstances.

[@Mr91Caaa]

Master of Serve

[@petruminte8130]

Little suprised 😮 where did the speed gone of Lin ??

[@funkindy]

How is it even possible to win LGY without a single FH topspin??

[@Fari_Far]

***** can someone tell me what the commentator means by “LOOK AT THE BACK OF NOSHAD’s SHIRT”? (1:55 to 2:05)

[@krzysztofszajberski8228]

No i mamy nie lada sensację😮👍🏓

[@alipouria5168]

Good game noshad u r the best

[@user-mt6hv3hd4j]

Переиграть 3 номер Китая только игрой слева это конечно сильно 🤣🤣🤣

[@nouranofsky]

ماشالا به نوشاد

[@PongGod]

Lights out for the Dark Night! 😂

[@amid02]

Wow nice game

[@zhiyuankang2392]

Lin did not know how to play at the end!

[@Nishesh26]

Anybody's siri got activated at timestamp 10:28 on a macbook?

[@serkankeskinn]

Serves are 😮😮

[@rahimyt3608]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@AliAmjadi]

ماشالله نوشاد

[@uselessandempty]

heh this was fun to watch

[@boston0086]

what a surprise

[@shotarolee5021]

I genuinely have no idea how lin gaoyuan is still in the a team

[@alk672]

Not for too long if this keeps happening.

[@frederikvater]

He wins their internal competitions in China, and beats even his better teammates just as much as they beat him. He just seems to have a problem with foreigners appareantly.

[@semmyd27]

wow

[@squidink6468]

Holy Shit!!!!

[@mebf262]

ошалеть) че происходит с китаем)

[@iliya4378]

Noshad🔥🔥🔥

[@Chikpino]

А подавать быстрые по прямой под форхенд не пробовали? P.S.: Лишь в шестом сете были поданы три быстрые подачи по прямой, которые дали 3 выигранных очка.

[@alk672]

Я вообще не понял, что у них там за тренеры сидят. Мало того, что заранее было известно, как человек играет, так и во время игры же... Легендарные китайские тренеры не смогли придумать, как топовый китаец может обыграть человека, который не играет справа? Я понимаю, что там основная проблема была в том, что мячи странные летят, и он по ним просто попасть не мог, но под конец же он адаптировался, тут уже можно было и тактику играть. Провал тренерского штаба не менее впечатляет, чем провал Лина.

[@alexandervarna8085]

ну вот примерно столько и можно набрать очков..Аламян кудесник,если ему начнут только быстрые пустые он адаптируется 100%

[@mohammada_asgari]

بنازم این عالیه

[@robertod893]

Fantastik match. Terrible angle. As always.

[@meh....9661]

Noshad Alamiyan.👍👍👍

[@alipouria5168]

ماشالا نوشاد تو افتخار ایرانی

[@eddiedehkordi4639]

Primorac without any forehand. Noshad even looks like him!

[@dariogutierrez6716]

Once again, like against Japan, we'll done Alamiyan. What the hell is going on with Lin G.? There goes any chance of Paris 2024 for him

[@marcant0145]

Not even as a 4th player

[@harryharrison362]

Ma Long, FZD and Wang Chuqin are the best China has to offer right now

[@dariogutierrez6716]

No doubts about that

[@harryharrison362]

@@backspacer92 Luck is no excuse for chinese players 😥

[@guerrerorojas5348]

Lin Gaoyuan only is willing to beat his team mates.

[@SportyTT]

слив матча на конторы

[@arildbrkke3918]

Noshad Appelgren :)

[@jiaruiyan496]

The real question is how Noshad Alamiyan survived as a pro with such a forehand.

[@matthewcoca4008]

I thought he explained it perfectly..

[@jiaruiyan496]

@@matthewcoca4008 You are absolutely right. I just wish I watched the game between Chuang Chih-Yuan and him before leaving this comment.

[@VOID_BS.]

Noshad on top

[@user-pq5sz6ik2d]

Ли неприлично много ошибался. У всех бывают плохие дни)

[@alk672]

Мячи странные летели. Он под конец адаптировался, но тактически тоже они почему-то как встали в тупике, так в нем и стояли, лицом к стене.

[@alexandervarna8085]

это нормально, он играл против левши,то есть все его преимущества исчезли,а тут еще у чувака бекхенд еще и сильнее

[@lildavey09]

Here we go again with one dimensional , side of the table, Table Tennis. @WTT has lost their minds.

[@mistahdalemusic]

Inconsistent from Lin… very good from Alamiyan

[@erntig2398]

This will not be good for LG' s career, The chinese coach will not be happy with this loss. Well done Alamiyan!

[@PhiBrian]

So this is the chinese Table Tennis level

[@minalobudeshte]

only backhand.. not a single forhand..wow

[@spaceinvader384]

LGY's had too many comp's lately. Guess he's grossly tired and out of shape. He went thru WTT in Oct 19 - 23 in Macao, CNC in November 3 - 12 in Huangshi City (China) and now Asian cup 17 - 19 in Bangkok. Lost focus here, may be? The Chinese viewers say LGY is more capable playing inside China (styles known among themselves) but I think adaptability is more the answer. Ma Long is the best in this area (plus undisputed consistency). That's why he's been G.O.A.T for such a long time.

[@abltoday]

читер какой то

[@robk7002]

LG could not handle NA service!

[@user-oy9jr6hp3o]

LG showed the lowest play level, what I can remember. Аmateur mistakes

[@yurirybachuk29]

Dark Ages for the "Dark Knight". Sadly, but he has buried international career by himself.

[@behzadamian2610]

درضمن یادم رفت اینوبگم به اطرافیانت بگو برای استفاده از بک هند جریمه کنن تورو اصلا قراربزارین مثل بازیکن های پن هولدر فقط ازفورهند استفاده بکن وفکر کن اصلا بک هند نداری تا بدین وسیله اون ضعف فورهندت برطرف بشه بعضی جاها بدجوری توذوق میزنه علی الخصوص دربلاک کردنها. امیدوارم ازحرفم ناراحت نشده باشی نتیجه گیری هرچه بهترتودرمیادین بین المللی باعث خوشحالی وغرورماست.قربون توداداش گلم.❤

[@wertumnzed7473]

Доигрался Гаулянь. Вот что значит не принимать соперника всерьез..

[@ctrnxnt]

"toothless knight"

[@behzadamian2610]

واقعا باعث غروره باور کنید اصلا کارراحتی نیست طرف بازیکن ملی پوش تیم ملی چینه رنکینگ جهانی اون تواین سالها همیشه زیر ده بوده به عبارت دیگه. یعنی جزو ده بازیکن طراز اول دنیاست اونم جزوپنج تای اول.براوو نوشاد .سلام به اقانعمت واقا رحمت برسون.🏓💚بهزادامیان

[@Manlixer777]

what?😀

[@yunghanhuang8188]

贏中國人就是爽，香港加油

[@HoheyHo]

香港一哥一姐都輸咗喔！😂😂😂😂有幾爽

[@user-bz7qc1sj5g]

ддд

[@alk672]

Next time I lose to a hundred year old guy with long pips who doesn't move his feet and can barely keep the ball in play during the warm-up - I'll remember this game. Lin losing to a guy who doesn't hold the paddle properly, plays self-invented backhand topspin, and has no forehand topspin at all is completely mind-blowing and shows how much ahead one can get in table tennis by simply doing weird stuff. Unbelievable.

[@ktosomcosom19]

That's a lot of disrespect to Alamian's game

[@alk672]

@@ktosomcosom19 no disrespect to Alamiyan, he's doing what he can.

[@alexandervarna8085]

@@ktosomcosom19 just not understanding TT a lot))

[@alexandervarna8085]

WTF are you talking about, man?)) Alamian is 10 times more talanted and creative, while Lin is just another machine that breaks when it runs into non-standart situation

[@alk672]

​@@alexandervarna8085you can call it talented and creative, I call it poor technique and lack of proper training. Not his fault, just the circumstances of his life.

[@hardikmodi502]

Lin way out of form

[@wearetheborg]

i think ITTF need to ban this no forehand lefthanded style because annoying to play againts. also his serve ofc.

[@anthonystar]

hahah Lin needs to QUIT

[@david0ade]

He beats everyone inside China including Fan Zendong but lose to international players

[@markterrin8673]

When he will be out of big 4... disgrace

[@hirinhu]

this guy has no forehand, so weird hhahaha