Cai Zhenhua vs. Gabor Gergely / 1981 Part 1

[@yonathanwibisonosusilo2944]

Is Butterfly Gergely named from Gabor Gergely?

[@peptom7074]

Yes

[@benthekeeshond545]

Thanks for the video but the video quality is so poor. I saw Cai Zhenhua played in San Francisco, U.S. back in 1981 or 1982.

[@johnjkiwi7818]

Do you have any videos of the great Xie Saike who won three of the five matches for China v Hungary?

[@devonwidanaarrachchige8168]

Cai Zhenhua is so bad the only thing going for him is the confusion the opponent has when he switches sides

[@benthekeeshond545]

I know! One side is an anti-spin rubber. But the bad thing is that both his normal and anti made the same sound during impact with the ball. I can recall sneaky players baked their rubbers inside an oven to create some strange bounce. I used to hate playing against those players. However, Cai had a really powerful forehand loop-drive.

[@punnasamamao1307]

The Chinese called it "secret weapon".
And it was not against the rules then.

[@benthekeeshond545]

@@punnasamamao1307
Until 1983, both sides of the paddle had to be the same color.

[@thorstenbernauer3699]

Is Cai the father of Tomokazu? Both are ridiculous