ZhangJike, Malone, Kong, Liu, and others, who is better at men's table tennis?

Personally, I think it is stronger, the real world is the first, followed by Wang, and Wang Hao, and ZhangJike can be said to be equally divided. However, Kong and Liu are both masters in the era of small ball, so I won't comment much. The two of them pushed China table tennis back to the world hegemony in the arc era.

Let's talk about Marlene. Marin is the first and best improved version of China's traditional right hand grip, left push and right attack and sideways explosion. Liu Ye plays straight. But his batting ability is also better than Liu's. Most importantly, Marin's killer is his horizontal stroke. He and Liu can be said to be a brain, a brain, super forehand. Because the backhand pushes the block, Marin's backhand is a short board like other straights. The real reason is that the fingers of the straight board are not convenient to switch, so the push defense is not good. All roads lead to Rome, although backhand is not good. However, Marin practiced all other skills except backhand. You can see it from his grades! Most importantly, even under the recommendation of inferiority, Marin can use her inferiority to attack others' superiority. The key is to win.

In addition, Wang, Wang and Wang are equal in strength, and there is no obvious loophole in Wang's bilateral curveball and sideways burst, except backhand. Wang Hao, very interesting. He is horizontal and vertical, and his writing style is very good. It is also a double-sided cycle plus a sideways explosion. However, Wang Hao is too straight. Although his backhand stalemate is comparable to Wang Hao's, his balance is too poor compared with Wang Hao's. If Wang Hao can play straight, he can definitely surpass Marin. However, Wang Hao completely gave up this part of the training, and Wang Hao's straight and horizontal play was too thorough. He didn't strengthen his specialty, his footwork was not in place, and his heart was poor in compression, which led to his failure in the Olympic Games. ZhangJike was really good, and really defeated two kings and one horse. But his peak is too short, which coincides with the peak of the second generation master! So, I want to say that ZhangJike was made by the times.

If ZhangJike's forehand is stronger, then he can really be compared with Wang. ZhangJike was the first person who really proved that China not only had a super forehand, but also a super backhand. Malone and Zhang Ji have the same style of playing. In fact, his ability is similar to that of ZhangJike, but his advantage over ZhangJike is that there are no loopholes. It can be said that Malone is now a leader in the inorganic era. Kong Huiling is a copy of Malone, but he lacks strength. It's just that the only difference with Malone is that it completely declined after changing the big ball.