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    Posted: 08/11/2006 at 6:12pm
An extraordinary final of an Austrian tournament

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That was the most entertaining match I have ever seen. Every point in the second game was as good as that famous Chen Xinhua point on Youtube.
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It is really entertaining!
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Best. Match. Ever!

Thank you for posting it!
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can you say me whitch tournament this is ?? year ???
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Originally posted by tt-jim tt-jim wrote:

can you say me whitch tournament this is ?? year ???


It seems to be out of the year 1985 and it was in Vienna
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is it a full match????
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Originally posted by sluskas sluskas wrote:

is it a full match????


nearly, it starts at 2:2 in the first game
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Originally posted by charlies charlies wrote:

It seems to be out of the year 1985 and it was in Vienna


They seem to be using black rubber on both sides, but wasn't the two color rule implemented in 1981?
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It doesn't seem so. In later games, I saw in Chen Xinhua against Waldner he changed it to red black combo later. But I noticed that in this game he had both black sides. Must be because of rules not changing yet.


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ah haha that was just great

funny how Guo hits with his whole body power yet his shots are only half as fast as of the players nowadays who play only with the forearm lol..great show as well.
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I watched Guo vs JM-Saive and Saive lost bad and there's ~10yrs difference in technique.
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Hey, remember no speedglue. Ma Wenge was the first Chinese player to speedglue extensively, before him no Chinese player used speedglue.
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Amazing match, Im still watching game 2, but this match os the best match that I have ever seen. They break like every rule every 5th point. No words can descrive this match other than must wathc
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Originally posted by sielwolf sielwolf wrote:

ah haha that was just great

funny how Guo hits with his whole body power yet his shots are only half as fast as of the players nowadays who play only with the forearm lol..great show as well.

well keep in mind, guo wasnt giving it his hardest. He hit his shots almost at a 90 degree angle do it wold bounce high so Chen could get it back.

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Originally posted by joubtt joubtt wrote:

I watched Guo vs JM-Saive and Saive lost bad and there's ~10yrs difference in technique.

joubtt, do you have it in video clips? can you please share with us? many many thanks.
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sure but it striked me as amazing how far the material/technique has advanced in such a short time, just look at the finals �93 Gatien-Saive, Gatien�s FH is so fast with so little effort, and now compare Guo...

Edit: and that was �93, the decision to change the size of the ball together with new rules for speedglueing doesn�t seem so wrong after all.
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Originally posted by sielwolf sielwolf wrote:

@alink91:
sure but it striked me as amazing how far the material/technique has advanced in such a short time, just look at the finals �93 Gatien-Saive, Gatien�s FH is so fast with so little effort, and now compare Guo...

Edit: and that was �93, the decision to change the size of the ball together with new rules for speedglueing doesn�t seem so wrong after all.


Faster and spinnier rallies are also shorter. How incredible the ball control Guo and Chen had in that match, and simply more entertaining than the modern hyperdrive style.
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