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AW: Erke German Open 2008
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Zitat von Tackiness
Here is Adrian Crisan's official statement regarding the events that led to his disqualification at the German Open 2008:
“Dear readers,
I want to tell you what exactly happened in Berlin. At 9:30 in the morning, Viorel Filimon told me that my racquet is going to be tested, after which I went to check it myself. Unfortunately, the rubber was too thick and I decided to remove all the glue and assemble the racquet again. I used two extra thin layers of glue, so little that the margins of the rubber didn't even stick to the wood properly. I called Constantin Cioti who brought me his racquet from the hotel. I submitted Cioti's racquet for control and at this point I wanted to play only one point and forfeit the match in order to avoid loosing any ranking points.
After this I went to Frank Schreiner with my racquet and told him that it is not accepted and I will play with Cioti's racquet but only one point and then forfeit the match. He told me that is was my decision and asked me to give him my racquet. Because he believed that it wasn't possible that the rubber was too thick he called the director of the event, Rainer Kruschell, and asked for a control of my racquet. Then, Mr. Kruschell and the referees went to Mr.Shirakawa at Racquet Control. They came back and told me that my racquet was OK and I could play the match with it. I went to the table relaxed that my racquet is OK and I won. After the game, three referees were waiting for me and we went again to Racquet Control. Even then I wasn't worried. Unfortunately after this test the racquet was deemed illegal and that is how it has come to my disqualification.
Now, only a few questions remain:
Why was I allowed to play with my racquet and told that it was legal?
Why was only I disqualified when Boll's racquet didn't meet the thickness requirements either?
I want to thank all of you who stood by me in Berlin (our delegation, Rainer Ihle, Frank Schreiner, the other players, the 3000 spectators who applauded), Mrs. Beatrice Romanescu for the Romanian Table Tennis Federation's position on this matter, Mr. Adham Sharara for all the support he has shown, and the members of the romanian www.tenisdemasa.ro forum for showing that they care!
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Das hört sich alles zum Teil ja ganz plausibel an....zum Teil weil mir sich da ein paar Fragen stellen. Er sagt nicht das sein Schläger durchgefallen ist....er erzählt das er selber rausgefunden hat das die Beläge zu dick waren....irgendwie sehr komisch....Dann versucht er es zu korrigieren in dem er die alten Beläge nochmal ganz dünn aufklebt.....ruft seinen Cioti an und will dann mit dessen Schläger abschenken. Gab es nun diese 1 Kontrolle oder nicht????. Hat er die nochmals Aufkleben Aktion nach dem 1 Durchfallen durchgeführt oder von alleine da er ja herausgefunden hatte das die Dicke nicht konform ist??? Wurde daraufhin erst sein Schläger getestet und als durchgefallen bewertet (nach seiner Korrektur)??? Zu aller letzt muss man sich dann noch die Frage stellen, ob ein Profi denn nur 2 Beläge für so ein Tunier zur Verfügung???..wohl mit Nichten!!!! warum dann die alten nochmal versuchen aufzukleben, mann hätte 2 neue nehmen können....moment mal...waren die Neuen wohl noch nicht getunt!!!! Ein Schelm wär hier Böses denkt.......
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