Ya kena mengaku bahawa Malaysia masih jauh perjalanan. Apa-apa pun harapnya Qi Shen dapat pengalaman berharga dan belajar banyak ketika berada di China. Sejak kebelakangan ni nampak Malaysia sudah mula menonjol terutamanya di peringkat akar umbi iaitu kanak-kanak dan remaja. Teruskan, Malaysia boleh!
Seems like Malaysia still has a long way to go before joining the elites of world table tennis. Fang is a half retired player and I doubt he even trains regularly other than to play a bit during coaching. But the best of Malaysia who train regularly still lost. Anyway, I am a fan of coach fang. I love his coaching and he has definitely helped me improve my table tennis game.
@90abduh I wonder why my message is "demeaning" to you as I don't think I've attacked WQS in any rude or offensive way. I'm just stating a clear scenario where our current table tennis players are still not yet at the level of top players. Not like I'm requesting them to automatically be good now. But that doesn't mean I cannot comment on the current situation. Fang is no weak player but he's obviously a player who currently doesn't undergo systematic training and is no longer at his prime. If he would to represent China right now he's world rankings at best may only be top 250. If Malaysia's best player at the moment who goes through daily systemic training struggle against tier 4 Chinese players, then Malaysia indeed has a long way to go before to be one of the best nations. I've been commenting regularly on this channel since it first started and all along very supportive of Malaysian players so I'm not sure about your reply tone. I also see you regularly commenting here so obviously we're both Malaysian supporters so chill ok? No fan of Fang, just appreciate his teachings which helped me improve my game. Fang doesn't play internationally anymore so no point of choosing him as and idol.
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Ya kena mengaku bahawa Malaysia masih jauh perjalanan. Apa-apa pun harapnya Qi Shen dapat pengalaman berharga dan belajar banyak ketika berada di China. Sejak kebelakangan ni nampak Malaysia sudah mula menonjol terutamanya di peringkat akar umbi iaitu kanak-kanak dan remaja. Teruskan, Malaysia boleh!
Even more impressive since the malay pro hid all of his punch serves
no shame in losing 11-9 in the decider set to Fang. Well fought Mister Wong! Can see from body language WQS is a bit on the nervous side...
where do yall get the livestream from lol
Harap2 lps ni Sifuk WONG Qi Shen boleh jgk kongsi ilmu Di media sosial
Fang is making a lot of TT video in FangBo's streaming channel.
Yes. I've learned a lot from him, at least theoretically. What a great man!
Very good match by WQS.
Why shooting from behind player? Cannot see clearly the actions.😩
Seems like Malaysia still has a long way to go before joining the elites of world table tennis. Fang is a half retired player and I doubt he even trains regularly other than to play a bit during coaching. But the best of Malaysia who train regularly still lost.
Anyway, I am a fan of coach fang. I love his coaching and he has definitely helped me improve my table tennis game.
I wonder why such a demeaning comment against WQS. fan of Fang I see.
@90abduh I wonder why my message is "demeaning" to you as I don't think I've attacked WQS in any rude or offensive way. I'm just stating a clear scenario where our current table tennis players are still not yet at the level of top players. Not like I'm requesting them to automatically be good now. But that doesn't mean I cannot comment on the current situation.
Fang is no weak player but he's obviously a player who currently doesn't undergo systematic training and is no longer at his prime. If he would to represent China right now he's world rankings at best may only be top 250. If Malaysia's best player at the moment who goes through daily systemic training struggle against tier 4 Chinese players, then Malaysia indeed has a long way to go before to be one of the best nations.
I've been commenting regularly on this channel since it first started and all along very supportive of Malaysian players so I'm not sure about your reply tone. I also see you regularly commenting here so obviously we're both Malaysian supporters so chill ok?
No fan of Fang, just appreciate his teachings which helped me improve my game. Fang doesn't play internationally anymore so no point of choosing him as and idol.
@@starking1187 can u beat ma long if he didnt hold his racket for 2 years ? lol
stfu and im fans of malaysia
房子！！
They both deliberately hide their serves
hm ok