3 posts tagged “Heartwarming”
From Cai Zhenhua to Ma Long, he traded blows with six generations of Chinese players over forty years. The first Grand Slam winner in table tennis history — and the opponent the Chinese respect most. The story of Lao Wa.
From 16 to 61, she stood on an Olympic court for the sixth time and became the oldest winner in Olympic table tennis history. After losing to Sun Yingsha, the whole arena stood and applauded — Ni Xialian's story is about how long love for a sport can last.
At the 2005 World Championships in Shanghai, an edge ball nobody noticed on match point — Timo Boll raised his hand, and then lost the match. Fair play left me no choice, he said. One of the most famous moments in table tennis history.
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