Legends Series: Werner Schlager's Top 20 shots

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  • @Lily_of_the_volley
    @Lily_of_the_volley Рік тому +38

    Werner Schlager...
    Absolutely legend!!!

    • @abstractexchange5057
      @abstractexchange5057 Рік тому +1

      Liu Guolang, the chinese table tennis legend as player and coach, once said that he concerns about the popularity of table tennis more than the results of matches. Heavyweight balls are luring stupid stuff in table tennis. They make table tennis become bored with very few touches in every balls series, and with more offgame time, less long rallies, less visual athletic skills shows. The less touches in every ball series, the less ongame time, the more offgame time, and players lose more their time for offgame time to go to pick up balls.
      HEAVYWEIGHT BALLS MAKE TABLE TENNIS MANUFACTURER AND PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS TO BE POORER AND POORER, because heavyweight balls make table tennis extremely difficult to play amateur social games for new beginners. Thus majority of new beginners leave away from table tennis, and there be very few new beginners still keep playing table tennis (extremely difficult to play game for beginners).
      It requires few weeks of training for new beginners to reach minimal amateur levels to play amateur social games in other sport, for example in badminton, billards, .. . BUT IT REQUIRES FEW YEARS OF TRAINING FOR NEW BEGINNERS TO REACH MINIMAL AMATEUR LEVEL TO PLAY AMATEUR SOCIAL TABLE TENNIS GAMES. It is very stupid big time training requirement for beginners in table tennis, thus majority of new beinners just leave table tennis. I personally see much many real life cases today : private commercial table tennis club halls are revamped to become badminton club halls, because table tennis is extreme difficult to attract enough number of new beginners to get profit for running commercial table tennis clubs as commercial social sport services. If the commercial private table tennis halls have high ceils, then their owners often cancel table tennis club services to convert halls into commercial badminton club or other sport services halls to get profit, because there are very few new amateur table tennis players.
      The reason of stiff difficulty of table tennis for new beginners : heavyweight balls make table tennis to be extremely difficult for new beginners : they fly extremely lightening fast in air, and they are difficult to control for beginners. Lightweight balls make table tennis become extreme easier for new beginners : they fly slower in air, they are easier to control for beginners. With lightweight balls, every ball series will have more touches in average. Thus table tennis matches will have more ongame time and less offgame times, thus players have more ongame time. It is valuable ! Because amateur players pay their time to play table tennis matches for health and social fun/communication, thus the more offgame time, the more waste time for players !
      Everyone can try lightweight balls, for example 2gr balls, to feel how extremely more easily to play table tennis for new beginners.
      The next balls of table tennis must be lightweight balls, for example, 2-2.5gr balls instead of the current 2.7gr balls.
      The result of lightweight balls will be staggering : there will be more billion new beginners come and keep playing table tennis with new lightweight balls of 2gr, because lightweight balls do not require stupid enormous few years of training to reach minimal amateur level to play amateur social table tennis game, but require only few weeks of training enough to play amateur social table tennis games. Of course, it leads to increadible big scale business of table tennis equipment manufacturers, it leads to increadible big number of table tennis audience of professional tournaments . Because new billion beginners will play and keep playing the easier version of table tennis with lightweight balls 2-2.5gram, but not the current stupid extreme difficult version of table tennis with heavyweight balls 2.7gram, thus they known playing table tennis as amateur players and once they known playing then they will have interest to watch table tennis tournaments. They will be billion one, once lightweight balls 2-2.5gram are applied in table

    • @ruslanrakhmanov6026
      @ruslanrakhmanov6026 Рік тому

      He went absolutely breaking bad

  • @njinx_31
    @njinx_31 Рік тому +29

    What an incredible player he was...

  • @IgneelS11
    @IgneelS11 Рік тому +21

    Ahhh the speedglue celluloid era. I miss these times.

    • @RPXFC
      @RPXFC 9 місяців тому +1

      so true

  • @timwarth1090
    @timwarth1090 Рік тому +10

    number 3...the forehand flick was insane

  • @jkl8577
    @jkl8577 Рік тому +5

    Schalger's FH looks more a Chinese straight arm shots. Crazy power and spin. It's good that WTT is producing these legends series. These are great players. Got to love those speed glue sound...:)

  • @quetzalcoatl5961
    @quetzalcoatl5961 Рік тому +28

    Kids these days will never know how good and powerful Bryce+Speed Glue combination was.

  • @12aR9
    @12aR9 Рік тому +10

    That outfit when he won wttc was slick

  • @michaelweis4756
    @michaelweis4756 Рік тому

    Thank so much for compiling and sharing❤!

  • @cagsanozbek4210
    @cagsanozbek4210 Рік тому +2

    Did you notice how awesomely enjoyable table tennis is when the fps is so good ?

  • @Hammillian7
    @Hammillian7 3 місяці тому

    Great playing, specially placement !

  • @fabjackich1537
    @fabjackich1537 Рік тому +1

    5 what a backhand... Like he Slaps the ball on the table

  • @liebestraumer
    @liebestraumer 4 місяці тому

    Espectacular!!!

  • @chacalzinho1973
    @chacalzinho1973 Рік тому +5

    Lenda!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @epic_kenta_matsudaira
    @epic_kenta_matsudaira Рік тому +12

    I'm waiting for top 20 best Joo sae - hyuk shots 🙂

  • @DenMosOlaj
    @DenMosOlaj Рік тому +1

    Легенда!!!

  • @AndersLindFan
    @AndersLindFan Рік тому +12

    Who loves Werner

  • @gulag0773
    @gulag0773 Місяць тому +1

    7:40 joo see hyuk played a topspin with long pimbles

  • @gustavoc6812
    @gustavoc6812 Рік тому +59

    The plastic ball killed the classy plays like those. Now all the strokes requires a wider movement, even the serves.

    • @9f30preyeshs7
      @9f30preyeshs7 Рік тому +4

      Exactly 💯💯

    • @andyyang3029
      @andyyang3029 Рік тому +5

      Some of these were with the modern ball, and he keeps the same style. Lot of old timers just like to complain

    • @gustavoc6812
      @gustavoc6812 Рік тому +9

      @@andyyang3029 if you can't differentiate the game prior to 2014 and after that, you don't understand even the basics of table tennis.

    • @quachdung85
      @quachdung85 Рік тому

      ​@@gustavoc6812pls do not complain. Ma Long is still there.

    • @gustavoc6812
      @gustavoc6812 Рік тому +1

      @@quachdung85 my chair is still here. So what?

  • @antoniog2833
    @antoniog2833 3 місяці тому +1

    Can u imagine if he had the Chinese footwork. All his shots are pure arm based. Amazing talent

    • @thomaswetzel1902
      @thomaswetzel1902 2 місяці тому

      Look exactly....He optimized chinese footwork😅

  • @PanchoGDMKWii
    @PanchoGDMKWii Рік тому +14

    His way to play can only be seen in amateur or intermediate player nowadays
    It's so fun to watch!

    • @PanchoGDMKWii
      @PanchoGDMKWii Рік тому +3

      @@dickn.ormous1064 I think you answered the wrong comment

    • @lucienfantke
      @lucienfantke Рік тому +6

      Plastic ball changed all. But his movement and touch and upper body stability and anticipation you won’t see any level below professional. 😊

    • @PanchoGDMKWii
      @PanchoGDMKWii Рік тому +2

      @@lucienfantke not only the reason is the plastic ball
      Nowadays the pros play more like robots, there is exceptions like Koki Niwa, Moregardh and Gauzy, which I think they are the only ones that have a little of the technique of Schlager.
      Because world has seen that Chinese style is winner, so they try to replicate it

    • @lucienfantke
      @lucienfantke Рік тому

      @@PanchoGDMKWii oh that argument again. I agree that there’s a certain play style that is very successful but I still think that there are lots of varieties still in modern table tennis. 🏓 just my opinion.

    • @PanchoGDMKWii
      @PanchoGDMKWii Рік тому +1

      @@lucienfantke they have been disappearing, in the past a high amount of players were top players while also having things like short pips, different styles.
      Now in the top 100 there is only a little few like those

  • @abstractexchange5057
    @abstractexchange5057 Рік тому +10

    Liu Guolang, the chinese table tennis legend as player and coach, once said that he concerns about the popularity of table tennis more than the results of matches. Heavyweight balls are luring stupid stuff in table tennis. They make table tennis become bored with very few touches in every balls series, and with more offgame time, less long rallies, less visual athletic skills shows. The less touches in every ball series, the less ongame time, the more offgame time, and players lose more their time for offgame time to go to pick up balls.
    HEAVYWEIGHT BALLS MAKE TABLE TENNIS MANUFACTURER AND PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS TO BE POORER AND POORER, because heavyweight balls make table tennis extremely difficult to play amateur social games for new beginners. Thus majority of new beginners leave away from table tennis, and there be very few new beginners still keep playing table tennis (extremely difficult to play game for beginners).
    It requires few weeks of training for new beginners to reach minimal amateur levels to play amateur social games in other sport, for example in badminton, billards, .. . BUT IT REQUIRES FEW YEARS OF TRAINING FOR NEW BEGINNERS TO REACH MINIMAL AMATEUR LEVEL TO PLAY AMATEUR SOCIAL TABLE TENNIS GAMES. It is very stupid big time training requirement for beginners in table tennis, thus majority of new beinners just leave table tennis. I personally see much many real life cases today : private commercial table tennis club halls are revamped to become badminton club halls, because table tennis is extreme difficult to attract enough number of new beginners to get profit for running commercial table tennis clubs as commercial social sport services. If the commercial private table tennis halls have high ceils, then their owners often cancel table tennis club services to convert halls into commercial badminton club or other sport services halls to get profit, because there are very few new amateur table tennis players.
    The reason of stiff difficulty of table tennis for new beginners : heavyweight balls make table tennis to be extremely difficult for new beginners : they fly extremely lightening fast in air, and they are difficult to control for beginners. Lightweight balls make table tennis become extreme easier for new beginners : they fly slower in air, they are easier to control for beginners. With lightweight balls, every ball series will have more touches in average. Thus table tennis matches will have more ongame time and less offgame times, thus players have more ongame time. It is valuable ! Because amateur players pay their time to play table tennis matches for health and social fun/communication, thus the more offgame time, the more waste time for players !
    Everyone can try lightweight balls, for example 2gr balls, to feel how extremely more easily to play table tennis for new beginners.
    The next balls of table tennis must be lightweight balls, for example, 2-2.5gr balls instead of the current 2.7gr balls.
    The result of lightweight balls will be staggering : there will be more billion new beginners come and keep playing table tennis with new lightweight balls of 2gr, because lightweight balls do not require stupid enormous few years of training to reach minimal amateur level to play amateur social table tennis game, but require only few weeks of training enough to play amateur social table tennis games. Of course, it leads to increadible big scale business of table tennis equipment manufacturers, it leads to increadible big number of table tennis audience of professional tournaments . Because new billion beginners will play and keep playing the easier version of table tennis with lightweight balls 2-2.5gram, but not the current stupid extreme difficult version of table tennis with heavyweight balls 2.7gram, thus they known playing table tennis as amateur players and once they known playing then they will have interest to watch table tennis tournaments. They will be billion one, once lightweight balls 2-2.5gram are applied in table

    • @cagsanozbek4210
      @cagsanozbek4210 Рік тому +4

      I congratulate everyone who reads ALL of this comment!

  • @shanhuang8912
    @shanhuang8912 Рік тому +4

    I like how low key he was after winning hard

  • @HSHAZAM
    @HSHAZAM Рік тому

    Plz do Ryu Seungmin and Ma Lin!

  • @liebestraumer
    @liebestraumer 4 місяці тому

    All videos in HD quality!!

  • @ATReaves
    @ATReaves Рік тому

    Who will be the next non Chinese Single table tennis World Champ?

  • @JasperEdwinAsir
    @JasperEdwinAsir 18 днів тому

    That point for Joo Se Hyuk would have been deuce

  • @VahlenkoYuriy
    @VahlenkoYuriy Рік тому

    !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @Luca33600
    @Luca33600 Рік тому

    Did he have knee problems for like his whole career?

  • @glaucomoura
    @glaucomoura Рік тому +4

    Look at the camera angle on this video!! Do you understand?? Side view is NOT good! you are RUINING all the amazing poinst that are happening...
    For the love of god LISTEN to the fans of the sport! STOP side view angle!!!

  • @kenji2787
    @kenji2787 Рік тому

    So there’s Waldner. Then there’s Werner. Who’s next? Waldo or Wiener from the USA?

  • @janosch7210
    @janosch7210 Рік тому

    Schlager always looked kind of clunky and mentally derranged. But his style was indeed very effective!

    • @erdling3132
      @erdling3132 Рік тому +4

      This comment is mentally deranged, he looks perfectly normal

    • @janosch7210
      @janosch7210 Рік тому +1

      @@erdling3132 nah, schlager is a creep for sure!

    • @NoSpeechForTheDumb
      @NoSpeechForTheDumb Рік тому +1

      Many table tennis players look kind of weird. It's a fringe sport.

  • @vs88986
    @vs88986 Рік тому

    a lot of uninteresting moments, it was not the schlager who won, but the opponent who made a mistake

    • @unpoulet6859
      @unpoulet6859 Рік тому +2

      That’s Schlager. He does that.

    • @mindrover777
      @mindrover777 Рік тому

      ​@@unpoulet6859😂 true. That block against Wang liqin at wttc 2003 is one of them

  • @mrsith1402
    @mrsith1402 Рік тому +3

    I never liked Werner's style, it's very ugly.

    • @stryfe252
      @stryfe252 Рік тому

      I Never Liked your comment, it’s very ugly…. Wtf us this comment man 😂

    • @callmesid9759
      @callmesid9759 Рік тому

      No one in the world asked for you opinion 😂

    • @uchihadayne6506
      @uchihadayne6506 Рік тому +25

      Probably one of the top 5 talented players to ever play. You don’t have a clue

    • @PanchoGDMKWii
      @PanchoGDMKWii Рік тому +12

      ​@@uchihadayne6506Not only talented in skill
      But also a very good tactician, and with a good mental strength that let him comeback in crucial moments

    • @srsav3kkknosk1llsen
      @srsav3kkknosk1llsen Рік тому +4

      @@uchihadayne6506 Besides not having a clue he also doesnt have glue :D.