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    Posted: 10/13/2017 at 1:10pm
why is it always impossible for me to figure out how to embed here.


what an ending.  Hugo is so fun to watch.


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Thanks for posting it.
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Originally posted by WeebleWobble WeebleWobble wrote:

why is it always impossible for me to figure out how to embed here.


what an ending.  Hugo is so fun to watch.

I don't even have to click the link.  I felt exactly the same way watching the highlights.  The comeback was epic, but I would have been gassed if Hugo had lost that.
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Originally posted by WeebleWobble WeebleWobble wrote:

why is it always impossible for me to figure out how to embed here.



what an ending.  Hugo is so fun to watch.

Use 'Insert Movie' option, or use [TUBE] tags


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watched it yesterday, was very impressed. Wei kept serving that reverse spin that is long and always got attache, seems not wise.
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indeed fun to watch. some of the shots he pulled off were insane!
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Hugo is probably the best South American player ever.
Don't think anyone can disagree with this.

Edited by jackwong23 - 10/13/2017 at 2:24pm
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Very nice, the recording angle is very sweet to capture the players' movement. What kind of tournament is that? Thanks for sharing.


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Can feel the tension...

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Originally posted by jackwong23 jackwong23 wrote:

Hugo is probably the best South American player ever.
Don't think anyone can disagree with this.

Actually there was a Brazilian guy in the late 50s/early 60s, 'Biriba' (Ubarici da Costa), who not only beat the current Japanese World champion (Tanaka, 4 times! and his predecessor as World champion, Ogimura ) when they toured Brazil (he was in his early teens), but at the 1961 World Championship he beat the reigning champion, Rong Guotuan (the first ever Chinese winner), causing a sensation. He was then 15 years old.
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Originally posted by zzzuppp zzzuppp wrote:

Originally posted by jackwong23 jackwong23 wrote:

Hugo is probably the best South American player ever.
Don't think anyone can disagree with this.

Actually there was a Brazilian guy in the late 50s/early 60s, 'Biriba' (Ubarici da Costa), who not only beat the current Japanese World champion (Tanaka, 4 times! and his predecessor as World champion, Ogimura ) when they toured Brazil (he was in his early teens), but at the 1961 World Championship he beat the reigning champion, Rong Guotuan (the first ever Chinese winner), causing a sensation. He was then 15 years old.

I could smell a bunch of posts comparing the levels of the elites in the 50-60s to those of current day.


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Originally posted by zzzuppp zzzuppp wrote:

Originally posted by jackwong23 jackwong23 wrote:

Hugo is probably the best South American player ever.
Don't think anyone can disagree with this.

Actually there was a Brazilian guy in the late 50s/early 60s, 'Biriba' (Ubarici da Costa), who not only beat the current Japanese World champion (Tanaka, 4 times! and his predecessor as World champion, Ogimura ) when they toured Brazil (he was in his early teens), but at the 1961 World Championship he beat the reigning champion, Rong Guotuan (the first ever Chinese winner), causing a sensation. He was then 15 years old.

Considering his obvious talent he should have continued to develop but apparently didn´t. I wonder why, do you know?


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Biriba stop playing TT because he can't make any money with that, ironically I saw him this morning. He's a very nice old man.
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Originally posted by tom tom wrote:

Originally posted by zzzuppp zzzuppp wrote:

Originally posted by jackwong23 jackwong23 wrote:

Hugo is probably the best South American player ever.
Don't think anyone can disagree with this.

Actually there was a Brazilian guy in the late 50s/early 60s, 'Biriba' (Ubarici da Costa), who not only beat the current Japanese World champion (Tanaka, 4 times! and his predecessor as World champion, Ogimura ) when they toured Brazil (he was in his early teens), but at the 1961 World Championship he beat the reigning champion, Rong Guotuan (the first ever Chinese winner), causing a sensation. He was then 15 years old.

I could smell a bunch of posts comparing the levels of the elites in the 50-60s to those of current day.

I'm just saying that it is possible to disagree about Calderano being the best South American player ever; many people, including maybe jackwong23, are unlikely to have heard of Biriba, and his achievements deserve to be remembered. 
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Originally posted by TTslurp TTslurp wrote:

Originally posted by zzzuppp zzzuppp wrote:

Originally posted by jackwong23 jackwong23 wrote:

Hugo is probably the best South American player ever.
Don't think anyone can disagree with this.

Actually there was a Brazilian guy in the late 50s/early 60s, 'Biriba' (Ubarici da Costa), who not only beat the current Japanese World champion (Tanaka, 4 times! and his predecessor as World champion, Ogimura ) when they toured Brazil (he was in his early teens), but at the 1961 World Championship he beat the reigning champion, Rong Guotuan (the first ever Chinese winner), causing a sensation. He was then 15 years old.

Considering his obvious talent he should have continued to develop but apparently didn´t. I wonder why, do you know?

The reason given by Zdenko Uzorinac in his book 'ITTF 1926-2001, TT Legends' is that Brazil failed to send a team to the '65 Worlds in Yugoslavia, and that 'Biriba,then twenty, was apparently indignant, and abandoned sports activity' - although he made a comeback later and won the Brazilian title again in 1980 at the age of 35.
Perhaps yuri.saldon, you could ask him about his career? Smile



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"Hugo is probably the best South American player ever. 
Don't think anyone can disagree with this. "

Use hyperbole at your own risk.

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great match. thanks for posting. hugo's bh shot at 15-15 in the 5th. amazing.


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