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Hi Jeff,
who is your toughest opponent you have faced
Hi Rahul,
The toughest opponent I ever played was Ding Song at the Australian Open. He was an incredible player who was a chopper with the most amazing counter attack.
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Ji-Soo Woo Posted 14 years ago
That's amazing.
I didn't know that caliber international players joined the Australian Open. What was the score???
There's that famous video of him versus Timo Boll in that looong rally.
Rahul Ramesh Posted 14 years ago
anu sss Posted 14 years ago
hello,
my backhand is slow, but excellent control. and also i have a good chop. can i uwe anti spin currelty i am using freindship ruller. i am a intemediate player