The match that Ma Long never forgets
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- The match that Ma Long never forgets
This is the Men Single Round 1/8 in the Rio Olympics. At the end, Jeoung Young-sik has burst into tears. He lost the game. But he earned the respect of everyone in the stadium, both from Ma Long and coach Liu.
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I’m Chinese, and I watched that interview of Liu Guoliang. Here is what he said to Ma Long, more accurately: “As you walk out of the stadium, you lost already. You just lost the game for China in the most important international stage, the Olympics. Now when you walk back into the stadium with the new jersey, you must treat it as if 上天(Chinese way of saying God) just gave you the second chance for you to rewrite your life and history.”
Btw, before each Olympic, the Chinese national team also trains them to play with a starting big score of 0-2 or 0-3 in a best of 7 to build their resilience under extreme pressure.
Thank you very much for your clarification
Thanks for telling what Coach Ma Lin said. Very appreciate it. 👍🙏
@@Karna.Tjahyana_ID lol ma lin hai hi nahi kahi iss story me😂😂😂😂
@@pingsunday 刘国梁：“从你走出球馆这一刻开始，你已经输过了。再回来的话，已经是新的比赛了。”
During the same interview, Liu mentioned he also said this on the way for Ma Long jersey change, to remind Ma Long who is the boss: is he (Jeoung) better than Fang Bo? Is he better than Yan An? Both Fang Bo and Yan Ann are long time Chinese national team trainer (陪練). Fang Bo sometimes is referred by Chinese fans as Ping Pong measurement (度量衡). Meaning that if you are 1 Fang Bo, you can play confidently during any international game. If you are 1.2 Fang Bo, you can play confidently during Chinese domestic games. And if you are 1.5 Fang Bo, you are Ma Long lol.
I find this comment by Liu extremely funny and unintentionally insulting because Jeoung was giving Ma a very hard time during one of the most important games in his career and Liu Guoliang is saying this to cheer Ma Long up?? Wtf lol. If I were Jeoung, hearing this would make me cry even harder.
That’s why Liu Guoliang is the GOAT coach of table tennis. Ma Long DOMINATED games 3 and 4 enroute to bringing the match back to even grounds even after being down 2-0.
Then games 5 and 6 went the distance…and from there, the rest is history.
In the begging of the match, i cried for an prospect about to loose the most important tournament of his career. In the end, i cried for the amount of effort, time and dedication a man put in and still couldn't win.
There are people in this world that are born to be legend
Olympics always is the hardest competition for a player who try to be grand slam ( once every 4 years compare to once every 2 years of WTTC and every year of WC ) Ma Long know that there's not many 4-years in his career, he said that he played too carefully in a little bit moments and lost points because of that then him realized he need to be as usual, read the match and back to his rush attack form.
There are two more matches that Ma Long will never forget. Loss against Koki Niwa in the Olympic qualifier before London 2012 and the loss against Wang Hao in WTTC 2011 which cost him the spot in London
this was a amazing chess match. two phenons with different play still colliding......feel sorry for Jeoung Young-sik he deserved this victory
3:30
It did not match points when the set score was 2-3 for Yeung.
It was only 3 set points.
One of the greatest matches last decade. Watching the match , you can't even imagine how devastated youngsik was
정영식 선수 모든 걸 뽑아냈지만, 상대가 마롱이었다는 사실..
Yes, Park PD! A wonderful match!
Ma long vs ovtcharov in 2020 tokyo olympics was also a tough battle for ma long
Sharma Ma Long did not sleep well that night he was tired but in the final nobody will come close !
Jeoung Youngsik had serve at 9-8 in the 5th set and he lost the point, his backhand rubber was wet. That makes it more bitter to lose such a crucial point
Classic chinese, Ma Long is lost and go change t-shirts to freeze his opponent. Zero sportmanship
That coach is more skilled than Mr. Miyagi
Most tactical game ever
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Hi coach what is the fastest way to inprove feeling of the ball in table tennis if you dont have very good training partner?
I know your struggle, only my 8 year old brother plays with me and he is nowhere near my level. I can't find anyone else to play against who is as passionate about table tennis as I am
Maybe find a table tennis club near where you live?
@@timtsch Yeah... Good luck with that one, lmao. Think I wouldn't have tried? I'm in rural Western Australia... LOL
well ok that sucks but one day you'll find someone, who shares your passion for sure
Ma Long as a GOAT?No,he is a smart player but for me Ma Lin is the greatest specially during his prime again Ma Lin’s single forehand attack no player on earth can react super fast to defend that’s shows superiority to the game. That superspeed without a spin show how powerful smash can end a game unlike Ma Long majority of his victory is due only to opponent mistake because he uses placing the ball smartly with heavy top spin any player on earth can react on it and block it but if Ma Lin’s sees he will only smash it then the smash is on difficult angle for the opponent to react.That is genuine idea of a strong mind player.Zhang Nike’s backhand is the deadliest of them all his only weakness is consistency however he won 2 gold medals from Olympic.Xu Xin underpin forehand attack is more powerful than Ma Long!Why?Because it creates unimaginable speed once it bounce to the opponent tables how I know because I’m doing it very energy consuming as the power came from the leg.Ma Long is afraid everytime he face Xu Xin he can’t utilize his placing skills against Xu Xin heavy underspin forehand attack his only chances of victory thru Xu Xin mistake.Overall,I salute Coach Lui for creating super elite player in Table Tennis!
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この試合はやばかった…ヨンシクも強すぎた
Уахахах что ты несёшь, автор))) игра да, была сложная, кореец молодец, но чтобы не забыть игру, ну это уже слишком 😂😂
The Dima semi-final match is more devastating
@table tennis "PingSunday EmRatThich"
Please EmRatThich, I told you last video, to stop calling him "YEUNG YEUNG SIK"
But his name is JEONG YOUNG SIK
LIKE JUNGLE JUMANJI JORDAN JUICE
YOU EVEN LIKED MY COMMENT BUT YOU STILL PRONOUNCE IT WRONG>
OH MY GOD
Sorry, :D I've made this video before reading your comment. I will try to improve next time ^^
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wow
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First
Normally I don't respect Ma Long. But I can't reject respecting this game. 😊
Nice video ,ERT.
Nice coach ,Liu Guoliang
Nice played , JEOUNG Youngsik
Nice game of *Table Tennis*
Go play chess.
What kuchiki said
*Sad and dark truth*
Indian will never win single medal at Olympics in table tennis😴
Never say never.
Say, hope one day we can see an Indian win an Olympics medal in table tennis.
Living is about hope. Don't stop dreaming. Work towards that dream.
@@1ewi5 dont be a advisor wannabe
You never know, anything can happen
@@kuchikibyakuya7697 Don't be a lifelong loser