The Perfect Player China Didn’t Need
150K views · Jan 7, 2026 · Sports
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@shizheliang2679 · 7 months ago
In 2015 and 2017 ITTF adjusted the materials and sizes of balls twice. Forehand-dominant players like Fang Bo and Xu Xin were significantly weakened, while backhand-dominant players like Tomokazu Harimoto, Lin Yun-Ju, and Lin Gaoyuan started rising up in world rankings. Ma Long also upgraded his backhand technique to keep up with the others.
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@Baska-r2e · 8 months ago
I always thought Fang Bo was very similar to Ma Long, looks-wise and playstyle. His forehand also resembled Ma Long's signature shot. I remember confusing him a few times when the camera was shooting his back
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@Zharioo26 · 8 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tU4wC7EYPyU&t=266">4:26</a> is such a goated picture
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@SaoFeng-j7i · 8 months ago
also, he had alot of injuries in between 2016 and 2020
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@monstermagnet3150 · 8 months ago
Fang Bo was very, very good<br>Not at the level of Xu Xin, Zhang Jike let alone Ma Long, but he had the potential to beat them on a good day.<br>Honestly this generation is more impressive than the current one, but Fan Zhendong remains magnificent
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@VLangLong · 8 months ago
The truth is proven that the China team did make a grave mistake when replacing Fang Bo with ...Lin Gaoyuan, who later, for a long time, proved that Lin Gaoyuan was ...such a loser. That decision destroyed the fighting spirit in Fang Bo. Since then, Fang Bo has been understanding that a CV was very, very important. <br>The CV of Lin Gaoyuan must be very, very powerful.
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@picandvideo · 8 months ago
FangBo suffered from the same predicament that many players faced with the change to 40+ ball.
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@Rayz248 · 8 months ago
I still remember, last time fang bo performance on 2015 WTTC when final with ML. After that start on 2016 i see many match Fang Bo lose to other player even with underrated player
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@awl1253 · 8 months ago
Always felt FB had the best FH. Blend of ML and WLQ.
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@RandyDaGamer · 8 months ago
Yes! He performed incredibly during 2015! Vice champion! Gotta give respect because h he was the only one that challenged Ma Long during that WTTC.
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@joshuathejazra · 8 months ago
Truly an underrated legend. A shame he didn't shine as much as he deserved...
@MWiggins-m2g · 8 months ago
He should've left for another country, like Germany, or even the U.S., pursued citizenship, and could've been a stud with tons of support.
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