ITTF Top 10 Table Tennis Points of 2015, presented by DHS

Oh my goodness, did that just come back over the nets? Just a repeat of the double shot from Ding Ning, what a recovery. Look at this one more time. Net ball, short ball, short as they come over the net. Just amazing. This is definitely going to be in the top ten. Beautiful shot from Chun. Samsonov absolutely pulling a Shushin on Shushin and then it's dropped for two bounces on the table. Magical shot. Look at this again. Can barely see it floats it all the way back. Looks like Waldner in an exhibition. Too good a touch. Gotta love it. Samsonov. Shushin up to the task. He's played that spin game before. Last time he played a match game, won probably about 60, 70 percent of his points came from his forehand attack. Yes. Oh, yes. Oh, my goodness, baby. The short side of the table running in at full speed. The step around shot. And that is a crowd pleasing point if I've ever seen one. For Juse Hyuk to get all those balls back and save the attack for this moment. Full commitment, the short side of the table and no chance for Jung Young Shik. Watch the legs on this full stroke spin around. Oh, just missing the corner. What a fight. It looked like it was over for sure. Chunmung hitting the widest, the widest shot we've seen yet. Absolutely baffling. Mind boggling shots out here. Look at this. The rally continues. An undying effort from Ding Ning. We have to see this last ball come back from way wide. There it is around the net. Just missing on the recovery and the fight was all worth it. One more. Too much inside out put away shot by Jue. That is the point of the match. Even the professionals clapping for that one in the crowd. Freitas, so many retrieves here. Lundqvist kicking it out wide. And it all started with Freitas lobbing one, almost turning his back to the table. Look how many barriers he took with him. The crowd just completely holding it in. From deep in the backhand, counter loops from both sides. This looked like it was over on about four different occasions. And that shot right there was all in, all chips on the square here for Jue Yuling. There's no coming back. Still a 4-1 lead for Dima. Tani after all of that work from Ovtrov. What a rally, grunting back and forth power. The ball had gone a few times each way. You can barely even keep track of it. And after all that work, finishing shots right off the bounce. Mizutani just does not die. Look at this again. That's not rally of the day. I don't know what is. After the drop shot, wide open court and the crowd is roaring, even rooting for Dmitry Ovtrov. They cannot help but cheer for this outstanding point. This is table tennis at its best. Both players using every ounce of muscle right now, grunting through it, and it's locked down. Table tennis from both. The point of the championship right now are on their feet. I thought we had the best point of the day earlier. That had to be the best point. And how many shots that was. What a point that would have been to win the game. Game point to find. Absolute lung buster.