Quarter Final - 딕 야스퍼스 Dick JASPERS vs 김행직 Haeng Jik KIM. H/L

Just out of the kiss and he needed to be. He won Vechel, Ceynet, one of the better, maybe one of the best Turks, still waiting for his first World Cup win. What a pretty point the Korean has played there, and so confident. Look at the speed he played that with. Two seconds left on the clock. Hangjik escapes, does not need a timeout, and has the point. He missed this shot like three minutes ago. Short, long, long. This time he'll be more careful. And he is. Fantastic shot. I'm certain of that. This table, 9 points to 10, 11 innings. We can shake off the nerves first, get position, make a run. That would have been so unlucky. Plays a beauty there, has the point, thankfully. Maybe not from a Dutch perspective, but look at this. That's really good. Where's your third rail? Yellow, long, long. He's going for long, long, long. And he's played a beauty. He's going reverse English on the next table. We are watching the four-time world junior champion trying to catch up. He's played another good one here. Two rails first, then the yellow, then back to the short rail, then the red. There's the world number one for you. Or is he going to play off the yellow? Yellow it is. We're going from one problem to another. Said it before, needs to work very hard today. Who said Jaspers is bad at bank shots? Yellow, or is he going to play up and down off the red? He's going to play the Jaspers line. There it is. He has it. As usual, he has it. So good at those shots. And this was not even as a defensive shot towards the red. It was fully on the attack. Perfect. It's a very tricky one. Wonderful. Draw it in across the table. Long, long. Great shot. Perfect. Could not have hit that any better. We're getting a two-table shot here because it's match point for Jean-Paul de Bruyn. Fantastic shot by Kim. And what a moment to do it. Look at this. Phenomenal. The young Korean in the lead. Up and down it is. It looks pretty good. 38 and 36 in 23. There you have it. Hangjik Kim beats Jaspers. Koreans look relaxed. A little bit of a joking between Kim and Heyo and Jaspers. And Kim are the ones who are going to lag for this one. Does it have the legs? Will it reach? Yes. A thin little bit of a draw. Can you find that third rail? It's funny to see that apologetic gesture because de Bruyn got the long rail as a third rail and he was probably playing for the short rail to be his third. He can do that. First point for the Koreans. And Hangjik Kim has played enough camps. So this is where the Koreans. Short long short for Heyo. Absolutely. Jaspers has to play another one of those. He just missed a shot like this. Last time he was at the table but not this time. Left side of the red. Long short long. Is he in the hole? It's there. One with the best chance. He comes up with something absolutely genius. It's not awkward enough for Junghwan Heyo. Made it. Is that the kiss that kills Korea's hopes? Not a lot he could do about it. Couldn't hit any thinner and couldn't hit any thicker. He had to play it like this and there is disappointment in the face and in the body. Avoid the kiss. Go around the table. Hit the red. Play the semifinal. And there it is. The Netherlands go to the semifinal beating Korea in a scotch double playoff. And man, the happiest man in the room is Jean-Paul de Bruyn. There's more to come today. We have two more quarterfinals for you. Don't go away. Thanks for watching five and six.