waldner persson karlsson gun sang ma wenge wang tao wang tao world championship table tennis 1993
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- world championship team semifinal and final scandinavium ghotenburg sweden 1993. vm final lag scandinavium göteborg 1993.
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It's amazingly refreshing to see players not just shake hands, but also pat backs and even hug their opponents when they congratulate each other. That's what true sport is about.
I saw this one live back in the days... I was eleven years old back then x-D Waldner is just incredible!
Thx for upload! Waldner, Person, Karlsson was great team.
Brilliant!!!
LOL man you took me by the word. xD
I rather thought about a title like "Sweden - China 1993" and the names of the participants in the explanation but anyway thanks for the effort!
Nice video but why is it named "jan ove waldner 1993"? There are other players in it who also deserve mentioning because of their achievements at world and european championships and olympic games.
just magnificent, but i would like they would celebrate most explosive-
At this time in 1993 Peter karlsson was a little bit better than appelgren i think!
@NoSpeechForTheDumb You are right,i dont know why i named it liked that of course the others players deserve to have their names to...i thought maybe it would get more views.
Bro it\s understndable that you wrote Waldner back then. Waldner is the best
9M people vs 1000M people... and table tennis is the national sport in China, table tennis is...hmm like the 5th in our country....in the 80's probably no.4 (after football, ishockey and tennis). I played a lot(born in 78) back then. No wonder China is no.1
Daniel,
The population # is correct but not all Chinese play TT. In fact, they don't have too many good facilities. What I am trying to point out is that the Chinese are good because of a very good TT system, not because of many players to choose from. Back in the 80s, I visited a provisional TT training center in Shanghai where twice WTTC Woman Single Champion Cao Yan Hua trained at, the lighting was less than adequate. Overall, it gave me a feeling of "wtf?" But the players were really good. Also, I am not sure TT was ever the most popular sport in China. I am sure from the 80s till now, football and basketball are always more popular than TT. Badminton and TT are about the same.
how come appelgren didnt play?
By 92 he started to fade badly. His style was no nlongr effective. He was burnt out like borg
Quite a gamble by china put an avg defensive player in 2 singles position. It failed.. ding song was much better defensive player
The Chinese players suck back then. Wang Tao's game was specialized in blocking. Like Teng Yi, he was really good against Chinese penholders but not against loop-drive players. Wang Hao past his prime by 1993. I think he retired and asked to rejoin the Chinese National Team because the Chinese then had no answers to the Swedish and European dominance. Even when the Chinese team played against the S. Korean team, it was not a sure win.