Zheng Peifeng made the best of a rare opportunity given to him in a World Tour event. He played with determination and a strong will to win in spite of the injury. A rising star indeed! Congratulations!
Hah. But no need to be so crucial. With this new ITTF system, for the Chinese national team, having more good unknown players participating tournaments is indeed beneficial. They will be able to eventually occupy a big portion of the top 50 and a majority of the seeds in tournaments/world championship. ... Then a new ranking system will come out.
yuting, Excellent question. There might be several reasons such as top class coaching and training, winning tradition, self-confidence, and the ability to perform under pressure. Yes, under huge pressure. In short, if a player fails to win or does not meet expectations when given opportunities, he will have fewer or very scarce future chances. Let's just talk about Zheng Peifeng for now. Zheng is a solid player even though not among China’s elite. He has had wins against Ma Long and Xu Xin in intra-team competitions since becoming a CN First Team member back in 2013. He was a bronze medalist in the 2016 China National TT Championships and ranked 11th and 14th in the Chinese Super League last two seasons respectively. From 2014-2017, however, he was given NO opportunity to play in a World Tour event. That is FOUR full years of no international play. With the new coaching staff, some lesser known players are allowed to play in World Tour events. But two other younger pen-holder players (Xue Fei and Xu Haidong) are increasingly getting more opportunities than him. Zheng knew the Bulgaria Open and Czech Open were his chances. What a performance he gave! He played better under pressure. Hopefully his wins opened doors for him to play in future international events. Those are just my brief observations and thoughts. Any critique is welcome.
I remember Zheng Peifeng from the world junior championships in 2011. After that he didn't have much international presence, but I noticed he had a number of good results in recent superleagues and I was hoping he could get a chance to play some bigger tournaments. I thought his results last week at the Bulgaria open were already good and it's great to see him make the most of his opportunity here at the Czech open. Great to see that he didn't give up after all these years (and he's still only 22!).
Zheng was put on the spot and he did not dissappoint! The national team is away, but he showed that this didnt mean it was going to be easy for every one else. He displayed a lot of his techniques beautifully. His form, strong RPB, footwork, redirection, spin, power, and consistency. Mentally strong. But entertaining to watch. Hope to see more.
This was the best TT Marcos has ever played. He was in incredible form - at another level. However his inconsistency (missing easy returns and weak opening or 3rd ball) undid all the incredible points he won. Had he been a bit more consistent and rounded (i.e not missing easy ones or producing unwarranted weak returns on not so difficult situations) he could have easily won this as he was really dominant in the spectacular rallies. I really wanted him to win. In any case, this is one of the best TT I have ever seen from a non-Chinese player.
@@winson5159 No! Why do you think the Chinese mostly converted to shakehand grips? In fact, during the 1980s, penholders inside China outnumbered shakehand players 7 to 3. But the overall battle outcome was 7 - 3 in favor of the latter mentioned. Even twice WTTC Single champion Jiang Jia Liang never won the Chinese National Title. Another great penholder Chen Long Can did but not Jiang.
The bad thing about the Chinese National Team is despite this win, though he'll still catch the eye of the coaches, he's still 2nd tier Team A player, I remember around early July when they had the Team A qualification and relegation trials, he's one of the lowest ranked players in the team A, he had to play the round robin trials and he qualified as 2nd out of 20 from the lower rungs of Team A and upper rungs of Team B, and thus he retained his place in the team. Xue Fei who's obviously worse than him is treated by the coaches as the future of penhold yet continues to play badly, was taken to the Asian Games, yet Peifeng who's just 22, 3 years older than Xue Fei still has to rise up the ranks which is incredibly difficult in the Chinese team. And in trying and trying to force his way up, he may later become stale and lose the fight in him and become another training partner. Or does the coaches think he's too old, Lin Gaoyuan is 23, a year older than him, and is regarded as the future apart from Fan Zhendong, Lin Gaoyuan is better than him though, but Give this guy a chance, they won't, we'll see when next, maybe next year the tournament they'll allow him play
whatup2003 That's true, it's just sad to see talent die, and not just him, but millions of other players that could have achieved great things. Imagine if Harimoto was playing for China, he'll be playing cadet opens now and junior opens and spend all his time practising techniques rather than actual match play that's helping him and made him a more formidable player
Athe Win Yeah, very correct, both mind, spirit and techniques are just deficient in his game, and Wang Hao is his coach, I've never liked Wang Hao as his coach, no experience coaching, maybe just one or two years and suddenly a national team coach due to politics and Guoliang's influence back then, just came into the team, took FZD as student, don't know what exactly he's taught him and FZD is no penholder, instead of him taking up the penholders and teaching them to world class level then every one would know you're doing a great job, he keeps hiding under the performances of FZD, if Liu Guoliang, Qin Zhijian or Ma Lin were still in the team, they as penholders could have improved Xue Fei
Zheng had some phenomenal placement towards the end. A lot of his topspins, both forehand and the RPB , were not all that powerful but my oh my were they well placed! The placement made the shots soo much better. It forced a lot of errors.
just personally feel that the movement and the side spinning of zpf could Be enhanced as like xu xin style. he seems to have the various characteristic from ma lin and wang hao ,but slightly lack of spin and agility of xu xin
zpf uses hurricane hao2, which is exhaustive and strength dependent for creating heavy spinning, arc wise is less curvy . it is time to consider a better weapon that performs in equilibrium.
Reinaldo Pessoa Yeah, Peifeng plays like Wang Hao a lot, He just needs to make his forehand deadly, What's coincidental is it's his consistent backhand that's helped him in matches where opponents have tried to exploit his backhand, but his forehand isn't deadly enough like the typical Chinese forehand
What a rising star!! And he's a penholder. Wang hao should be his coach to improve his RPB placement. Too many ball lands near the midline. His RPB should create a large angle to Freitas FH side like Wang Hao did. But i hope he will be given more opportunities to take part in international events!!
Ok thanks. That's bad news. But the Bundesliga has already started again. I hope he still plays at the big events, without him the tournaments are only half as exciting to me.
Reinaldo Pessoa He needs to start playing world tour events, I guess he's depending on his world ranking being really safe at the moment, when it starts to really drop, he'll see the need to compete,
soon zpf could stand out of the crowd with his resolution and resilience in catching it up ,obviously with his chest muscle injury. congratulation. in fact i did expect the play between zpf and harimoto......more sparks of stimulation when the screaming burst out
That's the past 3 big tournaments in a row won by penholders. 2 for Xu Xin, & when he doesn't play this guy wins... Penhold grip is taking over again!! Yes!!!
HRY HRY Won't really bother people that much since the Japanese and Koreans have won a few, if China had won everything hitherto, they'll have been a lot of whining and dissing. But that's a good point, Timo hasn't been playing , Dima isn't in form, I've always thought Freitas was a really good player and I still do, today I thought he had the match after the third set but alas it didn't happen, Franziska is good, will see more from him, Japan and Korea are improving a lot, so it's even harder for the Europeans now, rather than in the past where it was just the Chinese people wanted to beat, now before you beat the Chinese, you gotta pass through So many other good players.
HRY HRY, Why? Because the other players are better or more prepared, that is why they won. To be fair, if the European players can get by the Chinese National Team, they usually won everything. The main obstacle is the Chinese National Team. May the best team and players win.
If Zheng Peifeng is going to be successful competing at the highest level, his forehand requires a lot of improvement. I am not sure if his injury masked his forehand skills.
sadly it was kind of over after the first set. at least in my mind marcos needed it. in realite though marcos played great. he put up a great fight and a great show for the croud. too bad he kind of got somewhat inconsistent towards the end. fengs game was barely noticable, at least to me. he basically won because he started to adapt to marcos' serves. that was the breaking point during set 4-5. also great backhands from feng towards the end. wp on both of them
As I have said before to reach the finals you have to kill many Chinese dragons ! at any corner of the roads to finals there are always too many dragons to keep you away!!Marcos was smart and with full confidence,he played well in this tournament but the fact is that Chinese are so good and powerful at table tennis.
Zheng is so regular. His bh is almost like that of Wang Hao. Good match, but in Bulgaria/ Xu Xin/ and now in Czech , Chinese players won tournaments.Only Kasumi Ishikawa beat Wen Jia from China in final in Czech. However Marcos , Liam, Franziska played very well. Harimoto is also still in top of these tournaments.
Zheng looks pretty good but lacks the explosiveness of Ma Lin/Xu Xin or the spinny stuff of Wang Hao. He got a pretty good backhand for a penholder. Smoother than Xu Xin's backhand.
WTF just happened! Are judges blind or something? Clearly at 2:00 you can see the ball double bouncing on Zheng's side, but he did not acknowledge, neither did the almost dead judge. What the actual Fuck! From that point onwards, I felt reluctant to continue to watch! I love both the players, but I love the sport more!
you meant the net bounce then the table? not sure how you saw it as double bounce, as you can see both player had no doubt about it and played normally afterwards
Common Flu has really got to me. The net bounce looked like the first table bounce to my watery eyes. On looking closely, you are right. Gotta get well soon. Sorry, I will delete this comment once I get on my laptop.
Wow, so many illegal serves. Great job by the umpires letting the players, especially Zheng, do so many illegal serves. Practically every single reverse pendulum serve by Zheng was illegal.
Xu Xin редко видно, да и по стилю игры он больше похож на Ma Lin - всегда когда может играет форхендом, топспин, накат, подставка обратной стороной ракетки бэкхендом следует только когда мяч летит достаточно медленно и его неудобно принять справа. Кроме Wang Haо я не видел кто бы мог так быстро играть бэкхендом.
Zheng never dominated here as Freitas was actually playing very well. Some great shot linkage there. Both player tried to pin the other to the backhand corner and rip cross court to the open forehand. In open play, both players can be lethal. Zheng’s short game is not as good as Freitas, but what won it for Zheng was his slow, spinny forehand loop return of serve into Freitas’s near backhand. Nothing spectacular but it’s these small things that count.
Well, whether he's better or not, that's not for me to say but you need to remember Zheng Peifeng had a tear or strain in his pectorals, he couldn't play powerfully on his forehand, didn't even bother moving to the forehand many times, couldn't smash with power, and was reduced to his RPB. Though I get what you say, Freitas undid himself, I think Zheng Peifeng injury made him slow down the pace of the match, play more backhand rallies with freitas and play into freitas body, as freitas while thriving in the high speed rallies, freitas made some easy unforced errors, he isn't good at the backhand flick but he went for it, missed a few and he stopped playing aggressively, I thought he had the match in his hands too.
The scoreboard is what counts... & this chinese player had pectoral injury. He would win regularly against this idiot. & Uchiha Dayne ... YOU are stupid... not me.
most of the comments were blamed to Zheng, however Freitas doesn't play well to keep his motivation in set 4/5 as he did inset 2/3. So, don't say anything to Zheng because Freitas is a loser by himseft
Zheng Peifeng made the best of a rare opportunity given to him in a World Tour event. He played with determination and a strong will to win in spite of the injury. A rising star indeed! Congratulations!
his pectoral muscle seemed hurt.
Hah. But no need to be so crucial. With this new ITTF system, for the Chinese national team, having more good unknown players participating tournaments is indeed beneficial. They will be able to eventually occupy a big portion of the top 50 and a majority of the seeds in tournaments/world championship. ... Then a new ranking system will come out.
LongTimeTTFan, can you enlighten me why the Chinese players are so motivated to play with detemination and a strong will ?
you know he won cause ma long, and xu xin didnt attend.
yuting, Excellent question. There might be several reasons such as top class coaching and training, winning tradition, self-confidence, and the ability to perform under pressure. Yes, under huge pressure. In short, if a player fails to win or does not meet expectations when given opportunities, he will have fewer or very scarce future chances. Let's just talk about Zheng Peifeng for now. Zheng is a solid player even though not among China’s elite. He has had wins against Ma Long and Xu Xin in intra-team competitions since becoming a CN First Team member back in 2013. He was a bronze medalist in the 2016 China National TT Championships and ranked 11th and 14th in the Chinese Super League last two seasons respectively. From 2014-2017, however, he was given NO opportunity to play in a World Tour event. That is FOUR full years of no international play. With the new coaching staff, some lesser known players are allowed to play in World Tour events. But two other younger pen-holder players (Xue Fei and Xu Haidong) are increasingly getting more opportunities than him. Zheng knew the Bulgaria Open and Czech Open were his chances. What a performance he gave! He played better under pressure. Hopefully his wins opened doors for him to play in future international events. Those are just my brief observations and thoughts. Any critique is welcome.
I remember Zheng Peifeng from the world junior championships in 2011. After that he didn't have much international presence, but I noticed he had a number of good results in recent superleagues and I was hoping he could get a chance to play some bigger tournaments. I thought his results last week at the Bulgaria open were already good and it's great to see him make the most of his opportunity here at the Czech open. Great to see that he didn't give up after all these years (and he's still only 22!).
Zheng was put on the spot and he did not dissappoint! The national team is away, but he showed that this didnt mean it was going to be easy for every one else. He displayed a lot of his techniques beautifully. His form, strong RPB, footwork, redirection, spin, power, and consistency. Mentally strong. But entertaining to watch. Hope to see more.
This was the best TT Marcos has ever played. He was in incredible form - at another level. However his inconsistency (missing easy returns and weak opening or 3rd ball) undid all the incredible points he won. Had he been a bit more consistent and rounded (i.e not missing easy ones or producing unwarranted weak returns on not so difficult situations) he could have easily won this as he was really dominant in the spectacular rallies. I really wanted him to win. In any case, this is one of the best TT I have ever seen from a non-Chinese player.
I'm so happy Zheng won.. penhold is a dying art, and I hope he continues to win to prove that it can still work at the highest level
Amateur RPB penholders are always the winner, I don't know why.
it isnt dyinng
@@winson5159
No! Why do you think the Chinese mostly converted to shakehand grips? In fact, during the 1980s, penholders inside China outnumbered shakehand players 7 to 3. But the overall battle outcome was 7 - 3 in favor of the latter mentioned. Even twice WTTC Single champion Jiang Jia Liang never won the Chinese National Title. Another great penholder Chen Long Can did but not Jiang.
I love watching penhold players and I know now that I will get to see a lot more of Zheng Peifeng in years to come
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Get a grip of your life
He retired from the Chinese National Team
ZPF = ZERO ITTF Ranking! 🏓🔛🔥
The bad thing about the Chinese National Team is despite this win, though he'll still catch the eye of the coaches, he's still 2nd tier Team A player, I remember around early July when they had the Team A qualification and relegation trials, he's one of the lowest ranked players in the team A, he had to play the round robin trials and he qualified as 2nd out of 20 from the lower rungs of Team A and upper rungs of Team B, and thus he retained his place in the team.
Xue Fei who's obviously worse than him is treated by the coaches as the future of penhold yet continues to play badly, was taken to the Asian Games, yet Peifeng who's just 22, 3 years older than Xue Fei still has to rise up the ranks which is incredibly difficult in the Chinese team.
And in trying and trying to force his way up, he may later become stale and lose the fight in him and become another training partner.
Or does the coaches think he's too old, Lin Gaoyuan is 23, a year older than him, and is regarded as the future apart from Fan Zhendong, Lin Gaoyuan is better than him though, but Give this guy a chance, they won't, we'll see when next, maybe next year the tournament they'll allow him play
Herbdoulaye Yousef what can you Do about it. There simply are too many good TT players in China.
whatup2003
That's true, it's just sad to see talent die, and not just him, but millions of other players that could have achieved great things.
Imagine if Harimoto was playing for China, he'll be playing cadet opens now and junior opens and spend all his time practising techniques rather than actual match play that's helping him and made him a more formidable player
feel the same, As a penhold player, he is better (more consistent) than Xue Fei. Xue got so many chances but just can't improve (mind or techniques)
Athe Win
Yeah, very correct, both mind, spirit and techniques are just deficient in his game, and Wang Hao is his coach, I've never liked Wang Hao as his coach, no experience coaching, maybe just one or two years and suddenly a national team coach due to politics and Guoliang's influence back then, just came into the team, took FZD as student, don't know what exactly he's taught him and FZD is no penholder, instead of him taking up the penholders and teaching them to world class level then every one would know you're doing a great job, he keeps hiding under the performances of FZD, if Liu Guoliang, Qin Zhijian or Ma Lin were still in the team, they as penholders could have improved Xue Fei
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Tell your mum to return you to where you came from
速度力量接发线路，郑培峰还有很多地方有待提高。
但是短球的控制和犀利的挑打，让我们看到了和薛飞不一样的直板。
直板的未来，加油！
需要好教练培养
打出來成績 資源就有了
N301 blade is the shortcoming, only spin but no speed and power. I have switched to other blade.
控球能力和專注比薛飛好多了，可是天生身材有局限...要好好練肌力
@@sirblue4926 天生就这样了，只能走灵巧路线，动脑子，靠变化
Penhold Lives!!
Why not give credit to Freitas? this is the best table tennis I have seen him play
Allan Alva
That's very true
Indeed. The first 3 rounds particularly.
Come on penholder
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Zheng had some phenomenal placement towards the end. A lot of his topspins, both forehand and the RPB , were not all that powerful but my oh my were they well placed! The placement made the shots soo much better. It forced a lot of errors.
Awesome performance by Zheng! Congrats!
just personally feel that the movement and the side spinning of zpf could Be enhanced as like xu xin style. he seems to have the various characteristic from ma lin and wang hao ,but slightly lack of spin and agility of xu xin
freitas spinning was no doubt stronger in game
zpf uses hurricane hao2, which is exhaustive and strength dependent for creating heavy spinning, arc wise is less curvy . it is time to consider a better weapon that performs in equilibrium.
Xu Xin relys on side spin to help his game, but new Chinese penholders are required not to play like him but to play more like shakehand players.
Reinaldo Pessoa
Yeah, Peifeng plays like Wang Hao a lot, He just needs to make his forehand deadly,
What's coincidental is it's his consistent backhand that's helped him in matches where opponents have tried to exploit his backhand, but his forehand isn't deadly enough like the typical Chinese forehand
Herbdoulaye Yousef very true, it is possible that he was told to play more conservative and less power.
Congrats to Zheng Peifeng. Great match!
Marcos Freitas needs to play in the Chinese Super League! :-) Everyone gets a lot stronger after that experience.
ZestLight as far as I know you have to be invited and he doesn't train that much in China.
He as a chinese coach that why he is not too bad !!
What a rising star!! And he's a penholder. Wang hao should be his coach to improve his RPB placement. Too many ball lands near the midline. His RPB should create a large angle to Freitas FH side like Wang Hao did. But i hope he will be given more opportunities to take part in international events!!
Does anyone know why Boll isn't playing the seamaster tour since he gave up due to injury before the match against Zhang Jike at the Japan Open?
Ulf Meinken he's playing a league event as well and he doesn't want to play as much as he did last year.
Ok thanks. That's bad news. But the Bundesliga has already started again. I hope he still plays at the big events, without him the tournaments are only half as exciting to me.
I hear you.
Reinaldo Pessoa
He needs to start playing world tour events, I guess he's depending on his world ranking being really safe at the moment, when it starts to really drop, he'll see the need to compete,
Why are there 6 games?? And in the semifinals are 7 games??
soon zpf could stand out of the crowd with his resolution and resilience in catching it up ,obviously with his chest muscle injury. congratulation. in fact i did expect the play between zpf and harimoto......more sparks of stimulation when the screaming burst out
freitas had some great volleys. impressed with his performance. he should continue to participate in international matches
That's the past 3 big tournaments in a row won by penholders.
2 for Xu Xin, & when he doesn't play this guy wins...
Penhold grip is taking over again!!
Yes!!!
a brand new guy coming from no where winning the final game....
Another penhold swag master to spice up the sport
Does it bother anyone that none of the non-Asian player have won ITTF World Tour so far?
HRY HRY
Won't really bother people that much since the Japanese and Koreans have won a few, if China had won everything hitherto, they'll have been a lot of whining and dissing.
But that's a good point, Timo hasn't been playing , Dima isn't in form, I've always thought Freitas was a really good player and I still do, today I thought he had the match after the third set but alas it didn't happen, Franziska is good, will see more from him,
Japan and Korea are improving a lot, so it's even harder for the Europeans now, rather than in the past where it was just the Chinese people wanted to beat, now before you beat the Chinese, you gotta pass through So many other good players.
HRY HRY,
Why? Because the other players are better or more prepared, that is why they won. To be fair, if the European players can get by the Chinese National Team, they usually won everything. The main obstacle is the Chinese National Team. May the best team and players win.
Have any of those two thrown a single serve purelly vertically? The more i watch matches and the more i think umpires are very tolerang on that point.
what is it that freitas keeps saying after he scores? ole? sole?
Meanwhile colee means is masturbate in indonesian. Just random info.
congratulation. nice to watch Penholder.
Zheng should be given a priority to preserve penholder. He plays more like penholder than Xue Fei. Zheng uses more FH and FH flicks.
If Zheng Peifeng is going to be successful competing at the highest level, his forehand requires a lot of improvement. I am not sure if his injury masked his forehand skills.
sadly it was kind of over after the first set. at least in my mind marcos needed it. in realite though marcos played great. he put up a great fight and a great show for the croud. too bad he kind of got somewhat inconsistent towards the end. fengs game was barely noticable, at least to me. he basically won because he started to adapt to marcos' serves. that was the breaking point during set 4-5. also great backhands from feng towards the end. wp on both of them
Good short game and touch by peifeng
양핸드드라이브스타일 맘에든다
왕하오이을 중펜 나오는건가
제발
May I ask, is Marcos wearing army boots in this match?
At minute 2:00 the ball double bounce on zheng table
Well, what can I say. It is not what I expected.
As I have said before to reach the finals you have to kill many Chinese dragons ! at any corner of the roads to finals there are always too many dragons to keep you away!!Marcos was smart and with full confidence,he played well in this tournament but the fact is that Chinese are so good and powerful at table tennis.
Zheng is so regular. His bh is almost like that of Wang Hao. Good match, but in Bulgaria/ Xu Xin/ and now in Czech , Chinese players won tournaments.Only Kasumi Ishikawa beat Wen Jia from China in final in Czech. However Marcos , Liam, Franziska played very well. Harimoto is also still in top of these tournaments.
GG!
Zheng won because he slowed his pace reducing Marcos's punch
Zheng looks pretty good but lacks the explosiveness of Ma Lin/Xu Xin or the spinny stuff of Wang Hao. He got a pretty good backhand for a penholder. Smoother than Xu Xin's backhand.
7-1 up in the first. No excuses!
He lost because of passive serve returns and all those high balls. Otherwise, good game.
Ich hätte es marcos Freitas so gegönnt 😠😠
Freitas did well. Very aggressive in the first 4 rounds, only losing the stability towards the end.
WTF just happened! Are judges blind or something? Clearly at 2:00 you can see the ball double bouncing on Zheng's side, but he did not acknowledge, neither did the almost dead judge. What the actual Fuck! From that point onwards, I felt reluctant to continue to watch! I love both the players, but I love the sport more!
you meant the net bounce then the table? not sure how you saw it as double bounce, as you can see both player had no doubt about it and played normally afterwards
Common Flu has really got to me. The net bounce looked like the first table bounce to my watery eyes. On looking closely, you are right. Gotta get well soon. Sorry, I will delete this comment once I get on my laptop.
has Freitas inherited the screaming harimoto style?
Freitas was scraming before Harimoto was even born.
i guess Harimoto took up Freitas's scream style
To much risk Freitas, use your placement-skills to win longer rallys
That soft ball killed.
Wow, so many illegal serves.
Great job by the umpires letting the players, especially Zheng, do so many illegal serves.
Practically every single reverse pendulum serve by Zheng was illegal.
ну хоть какое-то разнообразие, а то после ухода Wang Hao не на кого из пенхолдеров посмотреть нынче
А сю синь?
Xu Xin редко видно, да и по стилю игры он больше похож на Ma Lin - всегда когда может играет форхендом, топспин, накат, подставка обратной стороной ракетки бэкхендом следует только когда мяч летит достаточно медленно и его неудобно принять справа. Кроме Wang Haо я не видел кто бы мог так быстро играть бэкхендом.
4:19
These new chinese player is crazy good and they can out match alot of good Hugh ranking European players. They more chance to show they can do it
I like the penhold player. come on. We still in the court.
Nice quite finals.
inb4 "..but but, he's just a kid!!"
Nan Yue he did look mature
唯一フルセットまで持ち込めた及川が実質準優勝ってことで…
Zheng never dominated here as Freitas was actually playing very well. Some great shot linkage there. Both player tried to pin the other to the backhand corner and rip cross court to the open forehand. In open play, both players can be lethal. Zheng’s short game is not as good as Freitas, but what won it for Zheng was his slow, spinny forehand loop return of serve into Freitas’s near backhand. Nothing spectacular but it’s these small things that count.
Compared with XX, he lacks power and footwork. He still won though.
zheng footwork so slow
i think zheng want to work hard 1-2year for footwork like xu xin or ryu seung min
9:50 change of shirts lol
3:50 wtf was that lol
郑培锋脚步步法一般，正手抢攻太一般了，控短控地那么好，出机会球了不能一半冲死，有些可惜。。
正手侧身抢攻得加强呀！
ペンの人名前知らんけど
肩の故障かなんかで時間とってから
逆転したからなんかなぁ………ってなる
Zheng hides every serve...can anyone see the ball?
😢
Marcos Freitas was cheated in this final.
Zheng's serves are so fucking illegal.
Penhondeeeer future xu xix
なんで張本に勝ってコイツに負けるんや…
松平は強かった
許昕は強かった
石川は強かった
昨日松平に３－０で勝ったイランの選手は強かった
fare
負けは負け。変な言い訳するな。
Freitas is actually much better than this Chinese player. He got lucky to win that match
Yeah right...
I don't think so.
He lost quite easily & is more experienced than opponent.
Shane Lawson yeah right. That’s because you’re stupid. He won quite easily? Freitas beat himself, that’s about all you can say for that match
Well, whether he's better or not, that's not for me to say but you need to remember Zheng Peifeng had a tear or strain in his pectorals, he couldn't play powerfully on his forehand, didn't even bother moving to the forehand many times, couldn't smash with power, and was reduced to his RPB.
Though I get what you say, Freitas undid himself, I think Zheng Peifeng injury made him slow down the pace of the match, play more backhand rallies with freitas and play into freitas body, as freitas while thriving in the high speed rallies, freitas made some easy unforced errors, he isn't good at the backhand flick but he went for it, missed a few and he stopped playing aggressively, I thought he had the match in his hands too.
The scoreboard is what counts...
& this chinese player had pectoral injury.
He would win regularly against this idiot.
& Uchiha Dayne ... YOU are stupid... not me.
In my opinion Zheng is hiding his serves , serving illegally most of the time
most of the comments were blamed to Zheng, however Freitas doesn't play well to keep his motivation in set 4/5 as he did inset 2/3. So, don't say anything to Zheng because Freitas is a loser by himseft
Zheng Peifeng => illegal server => illegal winner (feat. unqualified referee)
Zheng Peifeng's forehand is so week in a rally, no power at all.
Probably because his right chest muscle was hurt. Check his first 4 games with Liam Pitchford, before he got hurt.
I don't like the style of Zheng peifeng
Yll Deda Why not?I do
The style of Zheng Peifeng is as good as any others style above all if he wins !!
His style looks perfect... just needs to further develop forehand strength.
I don't know he is not like Wang hao i'ts différent