+Top 8 TT Another fabulous compilation, thanks a lot. Your shot selection & edition are compelling and unique, with a keen eye for detail - and always top notch. Just feel free to make a "Part 2" with "updates", when you consider that you've already did videos about all of major players. I'm sure most around would be grateful if you do so. Again, thank you very much!

@Top8TT

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for your comment and for watching!

@DUCKSWAYBOBWEAVE

5 жыл бұрын

What happened at 3:54 to 3:55?

@potatoaligator8081

4 жыл бұрын

DuckSwayBobWeave it was about him swapping hands

@user-xe6jg8su2k

Жыл бұрын

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So this is what ultra instinct in real life looks like

@ibrahimfarooq8433

3 жыл бұрын

Lol yea 🤣

@bobmalack481

3 жыл бұрын

Chop block ola...

I think Koki Niwa is the smartest player in the game right now, it's a true pleasure to watch him because his ideas are so out of the box they just leave you (and the opponents) amazed.... plus he just looks so relaxed, unlike the other pros who always look super intense

0:58 Koki Niwa already know that the shot it was going direclty to the net so he put his arms down like "I already win"

I think Koki is the most gifted table tennis player. His shots are fun, skillful and even humorous to watch. Thank you, Koki Niwa!

I Love Koki Niwa's play style

@FBR2169

3 жыл бұрын

@Sultan Sarsenbayev well BH flicks are not as fast as smash.... cant compare those 2. If niwa is in a good position for bh flick then im pretty sure he will go for that. In most of the scenario the ball was too deep on his bh or too close to his body making good stroke impossible. A plain block would be countered easily but that small addition of spin really screw up the ball trajectory...

His style is indeed very entertaining! 6:28 What? He can roar?! xDD

@levinko5291

4 жыл бұрын

He even screamed "cho"

@bayazidzaman5664

4 жыл бұрын

Simply amazing, amazing and fabulous. Masterpiece of art of table tennis. Each and every part of this match was the best example of masterpiece of art.

He's like the guy in training you don't like to train with because he just wants to play the most spectacular points and fails, with the exception that he delivers these shots ;)

@Kevin-zl3ci

5 жыл бұрын

I'm that guy and I make it 7 out of 10

@shotarolee5021

5 жыл бұрын

@@Kevin-zl3ci nobody fuckin asked

@Chizypuff

5 жыл бұрын

@@adrianruelas1812 Why are you guys so hostile? Some people value losing in a fun way over winning in an optimal way.

@cr_cycle7987

4 жыл бұрын

@@Kevin-zl3ci its ok avoid them.😀

@Kevin-zl3ci

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha, yeah it's not we are becoming pro, so just having fun is more important 😁

So loose, so playful, so inspiring - what a joy to watch this guy. Thanks

1:47 The disrespect was too strong lol

0:40 Koki Niwa can see the future

Koki Niwa isn't a normal human...he is an artist.

かっこよ

3:50コキニワまさかの右手にシフトチェンジして草

The most chilled out player I like koki niwa's style

Koki Niwa is so fun to watch! Thanks for yet another great compilation!

マジモンの天才で草

1:06 floating heads XD

@skinach

4 жыл бұрын

Wtf is that, seriously?

5:50 カットマンになってて草

@user-wl4rl8km2o

3 жыл бұрын

しかも普通に精度高いというw

3:49, he can play both hands

He changed his hand at 3:49

@naqibkkml

6 жыл бұрын

Pakki Premkiran Rao h

@anishbatki8756

6 жыл бұрын

Haha interesting.... good catch didn’t notice that the first time.

@somduttasarkar396

6 жыл бұрын

And lost the point

@sodado6989

5 жыл бұрын

"I'd rather use my *other* forehand than my backhand"

@larrymar19

5 жыл бұрын

Pakki Premkiran Rao @ I’ve found that lots of left handed people are essentially ambidextrous

japanese players have their own unique individual creative style n skill. very entertaining.

When i get bored watching other tt games , i always come to this .. so entertaining 🤩

0:47 The other guys like: Am I a joke to you?

Some of these chop block then smash combos show a skill level that's off the planet. Particularly sweet when it's done to Dima. Effing ITTF - with a 38mm ball both Niwa and Matsudaira could have bagged a World Cup or two. And remember, both of them were World Junior Champions.

@FBR2169

3 жыл бұрын

Watching matsudaira play with 38mm is just magical. His blocks are just perfect especially against malin, xx and samsonov. I wonder why 40mm ball makes blocking less powerful...?

@bobmalack481

3 жыл бұрын

Dam those 40mm plus plastic balls...

1:34 NANIIIIII?!!! O.o

6:00 は？w

It's so funny how everybody look at their paddle like wtf is wrong with you after missing a point due to that block.

Nice Video, i rly enjoyed it! I love seeing the chop Block, imo u need a great feeling to play that Ball!

i have never heard of this player or seen his style in table tennis. truly a master player. just a joy to watch. i can't play competitively anymore but he has given me some ideas. though i am naturally an attacker and can hit/loop from both wings i also can and do chop to mix things up and keep my opponents off guard. i will study hos play more and incorporate some of his stroke ideas in my repertoire. besides since my mobility is limited it will actually help me stay in a game or win it somewhat easier.

Chop smashes r the most satisfying thing ever the ball basically floats in a straight line straight into the table

做的真不错，感谢作者的辛苦收集和剪辑。谢谢！！

Talented. Such good feel for the ball

5:52 apparently Koki is a chopper

0:48 wow

Love your game love how you fake the opposition out love how by your spin you know exactly where they are going to hit the ball keep safe keep well 🤠

Exceptional. Superb.

so glad i got recommended this again liked this video several year back

Koki is a wizard

+Top 8 TT Another brilliant video as always, it would be amazing if you could make videos of older players such as Liu Guoliang and Kong Linghui as well

Did this guy just switch hands on defense? He is so damn calm and so freaking fast.

WHAT! Nobody does this but Koki Niwa!!!

5:09....-Oia!

Fantastic player❗️

Beatiful examples for chop variations

0:47 booooomm!!!!

Fantastic！

Like a boss

i swaw the video on slow motion just to be able to see the ball and the strokes - its crazy - wow inhuman reflexes and stroke making

Very interesting shot... this a well used resource for playing TT.

Epic . Thank you.

5:09 愛や！

Man, Adam Bobrow is the best announcer for this sport!

thank you

Best reflexes 💯🏆

Fancy good tech n skill player💪

3:20...what a magic hand trick!!😆😆👍

卓球のボールにも野球ボールみたいに 縫い目みたいな山（はムリでも谷？)あったら めちゃくちゃ変化してもっと面白くなりそう。 そうなったら益々丹羽さん無双しそう。

Hi Top 8 TT! Thanks for another great video! Can I give a sugestion? It would be great if you could do a compilation of Zhang Yining! She has one of the most effortless style and an incredible backhand block, I've heard about her not a long time ago but I'm already a fan!

Anyone can not beat Koki Niwa in this style

He is so unorthodox But still so good

1:33 いやいいサーブだわ。ここまで投げやりサーブの落下スピードを威力に変えてるサーブはなかなか見たことない。

かっこよすぎ

An exceptional Player

This move is so good, ma long learned it and does it now

@larrymar19

5 жыл бұрын

true, I did notice that too

Table tennis is an art and koki is an artist

Most inventive style! I play that way but without his mastery☹️😢

Cool!!!!!!

3:30 Rarest moment in ITTF

1:29 Hou Ying-chao

This is absolutely mind-blowing....:\

Xu Xin and Koki Niwa are by far the two most talented and entertaining players of their generation, nobody is coming close. Even looking in the past, only Walder comes to mind.

@yue-zi7rj

10 ай бұрын

Xu Xin and Koki Niwa are two table tennis artists.

0:55 That feeling when you're French and you get out-French'd by Koki Niwa.

@adrianruelas1812

6 жыл бұрын

oh fuck off... hahahahaha

@MysticRain1212

6 жыл бұрын

cant stand the french dude's serve it looks so fucking stupid

@daniel-oc6pp

6 жыл бұрын

Lots of people make different service movements after the toss. I copy many of my pre-service actions off of Dima and Fan Zhendong. I can not speak for Tristan Flore, but I find it helps me loosen up a bit and also helps me build up power for the serve itself. It is no good being stiff and rigid for the serve or the point thereafter. This appears to be purpose of Tristan Flore's serve motions which I imagine works quite well for that. I'm pretty sure he's not being 'stupid.'

@edwardshowden5511

6 жыл бұрын

xu xin asked who is the best server said shang kun, maybe you should copy him :P his serves arent spectacular, but maybe inconvenient and thats why :) to me most beautiful technique has zhang jike :) i love how he serves and also his backhand technique, pleasuer to watch him

@SylvainProov

6 жыл бұрын

Lol u know all frenchs doesnt serve like this :D this serve is rly ridiculous :p

His chop blocks are so laden with spin.

Koki should be god of chop block🏓

He has the best ball feeling among all. But he lacks power which is the most dominant factor in the game nowadays.

@rolandosalvioli8888

6 жыл бұрын

Niwa y.y.sik and samsonov. The rest are robots

@crisnguyen301

6 жыл бұрын

All thanks to the new ball

@ttime9947

2 жыл бұрын

@@rolandosalvioli8888 Moregardh and Xu Xin aren't "robots"

@KingGGthe1st

8 ай бұрын

yea but a feel of the game is much better than anything else, i believe

Good compilation. The question now is how many of those matches did the man win?

I need to learn this shot

Impresive

I’d like to see Niwa play Jan Ove Waldner in Waldner’s prime. Must be one helluva match

my kind of player. plays exactly like me

Mi jugador favorito

Master

lol niwa and matsudaira look so similar from behind during the doubles

0:30 the tech is named 藍染の鏡花水月 (^0^ by me)

The chop block (and sidespin block) have been around forever. It's similar in concept to a slice return in tennis, an unexpected change of pace shot to surprise the opponent into a weak return. I'm sure all the world top 100 players can do it, most just haven't practiced it to the point where it's comfortable in a high-level match.

The benefits of being left handed is that u can forehand the opposite corner really easy

damn these guys are lightning speed, half the times I can't even see the ball

genius.

War machine!!

0:49

1:02 & 1:20 great points

Koki blows me away, even though I use the RVP grip, his floor presense, his non chalant/aloof deameanor. His 'if I win the point, great!..if I dont, so what, play the next one'..LOL!!..too much!

Omg ! 3:50 😂🔥🔥

The magician kid from japan!

@bayazidzaman5664

4 жыл бұрын

Simply amazing, amazing and fabulous. Masterpiece of art of table tennis. Each and every part of this match was the best example of masterpiece of art.

ゼロバウンドドライブ凄い

Best champion in the world

he not always win..but he always show us how to get a point fabolously.. watch him play hundred time better than any chinese players.

@GidongLinog

5 жыл бұрын

muhammad ikmal yer yer jer kau Ikmal hehehe tp betul lah kmu ckp tu hehe

This kind of play seems to be very common amongst Japanese players. Kenta Matsudaira and Asuka Sakai also have a similar style where they often intercept the ball very close to the table with blocks to create unexpected fast returns where most players praefer to give themselves (and thus their opponent) more time away from the time; they're also all primarily forehand loop players who will mix in interesting often fast chops from time to time returning a ball with backspin all of the sudden.

Most of the shots were not chop blocks, a bit misleading title, but great video and an amazing player