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Full Replay from the ExCeL - North Arena 1 as Japan's Seiya Kishikawa takes on China's Wang Hao in the table tennis men's event quarter-final at the London 2012 Olympic Games (1 August 2012).
In 1926, meetings were held in Berlin and London that led to the formation of the International Table Tennis Federation. The first World Championships were held in London in 1926, but the sport had to wait a long time before it was given its Olympic debut at the 1988 Seoul Games.
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audio out of sync
ping pong as a sport pool is a mental sport and if you have many techniques and precision that must be taken with training.
The ref at the 4 min mark, lol
The audio is so far out of sync it's not even funny...
very good!
the sound is out of sync!!
awesome
Se nota que el japones si sabe jugar pero seguro estaba muy nervioso ademas el chino es un pro.
32 miniutes...!!!
Came to see Ping Pong, not Pi Po
That's because they hit the ball faster than the speed of sound!! lol
Peco vs Kong Wenge!
peco is penholder
snarrbolax
snarrbolax
qua hay
viet nam bit bao h moi co dang cap the gioi nhi?
在这段时间中国已经足够称霸乒乓球坛。。。。。
como llego el japones a ese torneo??? no jugaba bien
I could do better
China could do better
Ping pong isnt a sport. Its a rec game. Rugby is more of a sport than this why isnt it in the olypics.
I'd like to see you gain the skill and physical dexterity to make it to the Olympics in ping pong
And American football is better then rugby sooo
Lads it's table tennis not ping pong
Yeah why isn't rugby, hmmmmm....
Maybe it's not a sport :^)
yes rugby is more rough, but that doesn't make it more of a sport. nor does being in the olympics make something more of a sport.