Felix Lebrun vs Lin Shidong | U19 Boys' Singles SF | ITTF World Youth Championships 2022
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European origin with penhold grip. Going to keep eyes on Lebrun's future games. Really exciting talent.
Well, Felix is so good. But Lin has some balls. Two consecutive comeback in the last rounds...
most rpb players who have good backhand have bad forehand. Felix is no exception. that's why he lost.
@@MrCooperscoopers Do you have any examples? Because I don't really remember that Wang Hao or Qiu Dang had weaknesses in forehand
@@hawnt2r Wang Hao is the only one who really has good RPB and fairly good forehand. But even with that, he constantly lost to other Chinese players and that's why got a chinese nickname: "always No. two in thousand years". He is an isolated case regarding rpb and his existence caused current false belief that we can have many "Wang Hao" in the future but in reality it's not true - no single Chinese current rpb player is as successful as Wang. My opinion is rpb is against human body design - no single daily human activity is like rpb.
Qiu is a different situation. His rpb is not very good, not to the level of Felix and other Chinse players like Xue Fei and zao zihao. Qiu still heavily replies on his forehand. His success in Europe mainly cuz he utilizes some Asian style - fast/close to the table and many European players are not used to it. If you look at Qiu's match record against Asian players, Qiu actually didn't perform well, e.g he lost to Uda Yukiya and Yuan Licen.
Felix has 15 years old and he plays in class and vs U19...
@@clio2rsminicup Harimoto was 15 years old when he got the champion of year end grand final.
5:26
The next generation of France players is no joke
Dommage Félix !
Toujours devant au score dans les derniers sets, peut être pas assez de constance pour maintenir l'écart.. et manque de consistance en contre Top coup droit (LE gros point fort de n'importe quel chinois).
Tu seras champion du monde chez les seniors tkp ;)
No future world champion.
@@ttime9947 he has beaten Chen YY + Shidong last week during the Team event.
@@LeDrummerDu88 No future world champion at seniors.
@@ttime9947 maybe you can try an answer with arguments ? Instead of just trolling
Time will tell.
this french boy doesn't understand that raised hand means wait
He doesn't look to the other player before serving
Félix beat Lin in the team event but Lin is probably already too strong. Lin is almost one year older i reckon, they will play against each other for a long time !the New generation.
Nobody else complains about the too frequent hand-up of Shi-dong Lin?
You mean serving when other player is not ready and has his hand up?
@@ttime9947 both play fast…he is not breaking any rule
2:21
沒有摔球拍，難怪輸球 😂
LSD 🎉
Luka and Felix are my favorite players to watch right now. Felix's serves are getting ridiculously deceptive
Felix and his team didn't find they key.
Felix has to improve his forhend with power to beat chinese
french wearing red and chinese wearing blue, nice swap :)
動不動就退台
Lebrun wasted
Felix not so good.. 😂