Who is the best pusher among table tennis players?

When it comes to pushing straight, it is definitely not the three national players Ma Lin, Wang Hao and Xu Xin.

Peng Longjiang, the "ghost push block" in those days, could not break through Peng Longjiang's endless backhand push block, whether it was Wang's violent rush or the sudden pull of the whole Taiwan. If the push block is the best, Peng Longjiang is one.

Jing Li, more than one person has said that Jing Li's pushing technique is excellent. At the very least, Marin said that Jing Li's push was too solid.

Liu Nankui, once the old fox, was the first to make a move in South Korea. Liu Nankui's push was very good, often accompanied by changes in angle, and he was very flexible.

The above three people are not evaluated by any media, but what I feel from my experience of loving table tennis for so many years. In fact, hitting the sun directly, pushing and blocking is the most basic and most dependent technology, so it is generally better than hitting directly. In the eighties and nineties of last century, when the players had not put forward the straight cross, pushing and blocking was the basic skill to practice every day. Unlike now, many people go straight to the road from the beginning and don't pay enough attention to pushing.