Asia vs. Europe 2010: Joo Se Hyuk - Werner Schlager

[@meinCtutWe]

very nice match. and both styles are awesome, Joo's defence and schlagers art to play, like them really.

[@ShamDiscTV5K]

great match, schlager my favorite european player

[@reinterpret_cast]

I think it was very important for Joo to win this game because of their game in 2003. He even closed his mouth sometimes during the game (not often though but still a few times)

[@Flash9a]

This was the most exciting game to watch I have seen.

[@kill2head65]

Purely epic.. at first Schlager really knows how to fight a chopper he knows where to hit the ball.. but sooner joo se hyuk knew that he`s counter attacks can beat schlager.. really nice

[@ВладимирВитальевич-ф6в]

Джу как всегда стойкий и не покалибимый ждёт своего момента для атаки. Лучший защитник всегда приятно смотреть на его виртуозную игру!

[@BIGBEART8]

The end there was so dramatic, quite amazing to me. I was cheering for werner silently the whole time.

[@tiborsos598]

No problemo Werner, you was already World Champion :)

[@littleAlex44]

Werner has super backhand loop

[@Detherocable]

7:51 i didnt know the big man could do that!

[@trocknorat]

Beautiful! The off+ power of Schlager and the rich Korean history of defense++ from Joo-See Hyuk. It was amazing to see the outcome of this match. A come from behind victory for the Korean. Defense won out. However, you have to give Schlager credit for some unbelievable winners. What killed him? The unforced errors... You must realize that when someone chops against topspin loops it combines the spin every time. The spin levels of the ball are unsurpassed at these kinds of matches!!

[@17teacmrocks]

@TRaTSeRiF not so. it was the course of the match that led to the outcome. joo was looking to move into more offensive attacks. in the beginning schlager was varying the weight and spin of his shots not because of the short-long. joo was starting to get adjust by chopping lighter spin and attacking more often. that's why schlager started going for heavier topspin. because schlager's technique is more oriented towards counter topspin, he started getting worn down by the backspin late match

[@michaelwei7577]

9:59 Richard Prause: “Scheiße.“😂😂

[@JonasSchilling]

very hard strokes by schlager! first two sets are very amazing!

[@湯翌昇]

finally finished his dream:2003 wttc champship😎😎😎！！！

[@jonejo4587]

lol facepalm Maze at ending :D

[@focker0000]

what a great match !!!!!

[@CsAnnihilationII]

joo is a good player cuz he waits for the perfect moment to strike. he can also afford to do that since his defense is godly. choppers arent stupid.. whoever said that

[@eberaldo]

Schlager is playing so excellent angles. besides his serves, which are a charm, he plays an extremely powerful forehand, which i haven't seen from him in a very long time. he always seemed to play rather controlled, but he's on fire here:) apart from that, joo almost guarantees a very observer-friendly match. very nice

[@Shadrach1]

Watching games like this, I keep wishing I had enough of an eye for the game to see what changes, because Werner looks like he's in absolute control right out the gate. It's always interesting to see a player win because he can adjust better than his opponent. Like when you see matches that go 6-11 11-9 11-6.

[@cezmiunal899]

Tom Roeser ve ho

[@ethansim9688]

Great loops from schalger in the first set

[@brahms008]

Revival of the 2003 final in Bercy...

[@TTridata]

I like Schlager's new loop. He should've win!!!

[@icedmelonsalad]

Great intensity from Schlager. And joo of course.

[@Assassine8]

Schlager is so good in strategy!

[@danielmcinis813]

doesnt need it, Hes too awesome

[@antoshadon]

@hello520111 Yeah, I know... Who cares that in 2003 they played each other in the final of WORLD TT Championship, right? Joo only beat Ma Lin on his way to the final, and Schlager beat Wang Liqin, no big deal. After all, what have THEY done to be at the top of YOUR list :) People like Joo Se Hyuk and Werner Schlager, as well as anyone who ever played in this tournament, are great players. And it doesn't matter who won this time. Both of them have done enough winning in their time

[@kockiong]

great match by Joo

[@LightSpeed99999]

I think Joo and Boll are the best sportsmen. I learned a powerful lesson from this match: a control game will never win against Joo. Power games are the way to go on him.

[@jahjahvic]

totally agree on that.Just the amount of downspin is huge!

[@TheKarub1]

can't believe schlager lost this one O.o

[@rodrigotillerias2136]

Very good

[@NetherVoiD]

very true

[@marilyn007monroe]

"2003 was a fluke, bitch!" - JSH

[@markcoen1875]

Marilynn Monroee True. JSH totally deserved the WTTC that year.

[@dayne120]

that was enjoyable

[@Dejan3111]

What a backhand... 02:23

[@ecbored117]

2nd last round was sooo intense i wanted Schlager to win

[@DKPOWA]

Schlager was on FIRE!!! He decided to win right up from his serves, just amazing! His BH topspin was pretty powerful :D Its a shame he gave such and advantage in the last set, still 9-11 almost one of the greatest comebacks :P

[@ВсехЛюблю-ю3т]

POWER!

[@ludkill]

Cuando el koreano empezó a cortar y atacar al derecho de schlager cambio el partido

[@TRaTSeRiF]

Looks like Schlager was either betrayed by his lack of conditioning or had a mental glitch. While he was playing a short-long game, while going right into the body, he was dominating. Then, it looks like Joo Se Hyuk either wore him down or he lost his concentration and started deviating from his game plan. Still, the first 2 games were textbook examples of dealing with a chopper, regardless of the final result.

[@FunRunGaming]

@TRaTSeRiF totally agree..the first two games were amazing.. mid of third he seems to have lost his concentration a bit I guess as he was approaching a quick easy win.. but i have to admit that joo did an excellent job turning the match from 2-0 to 2-3. Ps my favorite is Schlager.

[@翟昭]

施拉格，野球的最高级别

[@brycecroucher9944]

2:16 this guy steps around to kill the point with his backhand!

[@ll3yWanTeD]

huauahu excellent match. but he(Schlagen) is still nightmare of Joo. [2003]

[@24ghosh24]

Wish this had happened in 2003

[@quickzilver333]

@trocknorat Schlager is just getting old and outclass by most of the Top Players nowadays. After his injury years ago he wasn't able to get back in his prime when he was a WTTC champion. During his prime he has no problem with defensive players. Lets not forget that his teammate is a defensive player Chen Weixing.

[@napleee]

@BebetoBrandini HEAVY sidespin ftw

[@Sebas78888]

ohhh the last point make me scream lol

[@Kwonghun]

revenge is sweet :-D

[@tabletennisgame3623]

07:51 werner schlager backand serve!!!!

[@湯翌昇]

Cho Le

[@Brandininews]

2:41 No spin serve from Schlager.

[@NikosMr19]

Chopper players are very good

[@sumimimi0]

@AngelDevil444 sorry it is 3 minutes.. haha

[@eugeneteo9778]

ive never seen a pro defensive player get so utterly shredded in the first 2 rounds, but schlager just lost his stamine/momentum

[@scpau4651]

Schlager service fault too many but umpire no see

[@lemonphantom]

Joo probably got used to Schlager's serve by the 3rd set...

[@sagarghatge007]

great match ....but its bad coz schlager lost..

[@shabtaykalmanov]

Что ж ты Вернер слил так сет?! А как хорошо начал как в учебнике по защите...

[@igorsklyarov6331]

Хьюк добавил в скорости, а ошибки были у обоих.

[@BLOOD235]

Couldn't Joo beat him in 2003?!

[@NexxtGen]

Schlager really looks old and conserned in this match

[@stalvio007]

interesting that even Schlager lose the game... i always think that he ws better as a player and now i thing he better than Joo

[@이진똘]

yeap That`s what i want to say as a chopper.

[@inyourface123]

It irritates the hell out of me seeing the Schlager fanboys praising him in every effing video even if he loses, but fact remains that Joo is a better tactical and controlled player than him...Schlager is one arrogant hotheaded guy!

[@Ionesboule]

+inyourface Joo is maybe the greatest defender in table tennis history, it's a fact, but Schlager is a monument of table tennis, one of the 3 best european players from XXIst century, he lost only by 2 points and it was a very close match, and if in this video you don't see how tactical he is and how much creativity he has in this game (especially in the first 2 sets)... well I can't help you. (but it's true that he can be quite arrogant sometimes)

[@JTableTennis]

Schlager's a legend, but I'd probably give the number 3 spot to Dimitrij. Schlager might not even be top 5...

[@tomspice73]

You are critisizing a world champion, Mate.

[@unpoulet6859]

JTableTennis is dimitrij win a wttc ?

[@JTableTennis]

Schlager had a good tournament, same as Ryu in the Olympics, but Dimitrij has placed higher in the World Cup, European Championships and the Olympics

[@700SnowMan]

Spoiler Alarm :)

[@darafpr]

Schlager has never been a very fast player, when joo began to attack , Schlager began to lose some points. Schlager has a great technique , but a lazy footjob.

[@ivanoschen]

老外力氣就是比較大，王勵勤打朱就沒麼輕鬆

[@axsup7g140]

I think some of Schlagers serves are far from being correct!

[@hello520111]

two of the worst players on my list.

[@philippcausd]

Arrogant mit schlechtem Haarschnitt

[@prithwin]

shlager got no footwork LOL :D

[@giorgione96]

That shows you how smart he was going that far in his career!

[@dickn.ormous1064]

The quality of his serve saved his ass many times...