Thank you very much M Tordas for uploading videos of this and other matches between the great players and the legends of tablet tennis in the past. Videos like this are a treasure for some of them are no longer with us. The quality is very good. Thank you again for your hard word and your contribution. Please keep up the great work.
@@Bledipr I'd like to see how they play with a 38 mm ball and a Stiga Allround with good ole MarkV without speed glue. I'd think it would equalise things a bit.
@@enematwatson1357 I don't think 2.5mm. There were always rumours at that time of 2mm rubbers. But they did not become available until later in the decade. I have around 30 Stiga bats, mostly Alser,from that period. All below 2mm. However, there were probably thicker ones available
Thank you very much M Tordas for uploading videos of this and other matches between the great players and the legends of tablet tennis in the past. Videos like this are a treasure for some of them are no longer with us. The quality is very good. Thank you again for your hard word and your contribution. Please keep up the great work.
Karakasevic senior seems so much fitter than his son.
Very nice and rare video!
場内で販売員が籠を持って、売り歩いているのを初めて見ました。卓球では珍しいと思います。
カラカセビッチさんのスマッシュ、アルセアさんの中後陣でのオールラウンドプレーも見事。
ステラン・ベンクソンさん、荘則棟さん、お互いの両ハンド攻撃は、実に見ごたえが有りました。
Verdadeira aula e história dos campeões
first time in my life, i saw an pro europeen pen holder player lol, even in old videos
You should check out Zoran Kalinic :)
Thank you I will check that :)
@@miltontordas and Mariano Loukov
only it is Milivoj that is faceing Alser, no Aleksandar. Otherwise thnx a milion for this video :-)
Karakašević RIP
wow they are fast man. i wonder how well ma long would fare against these guys
+Galimah modern day players would have crashed these guys
@@Bledipr
I'd like to see how they play with a 38 mm ball and a Stiga Allround with good ole MarkV without speed glue.
I'd think it would equalise things a bit.
@@enematwatson1357 plus that Mark V rubber was 1.5mm in those days
@@MrTinykin
More like 2.5 mm. The rule then was that rubbers could have a max thickness of 4 mm topsheet included. Not sure what it is now.
@@enematwatson1357 I don't think 2.5mm. There were always rumours at that time of 2mm rubbers. But they did not become available until later in the decade. I have around 30 Stiga bats, mostly Alser,from that period. All below 2mm. However, there were probably thicker ones available
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