Wszedłem zplusować.

You don't have to send it cause I myself have seen this data once somewhere (what doesn't change my mind it's simply exaggerated/mistaken). Concerning your posts I was sure you were the same guy that spams other polish volleyball forum with those numbers.

@czilikd I have to worry you as I watch Wlazły from the beginning of his career. I'm also afraid you don't know how a 120+ vertical looks like. By the way his block reach would be any higher than commonly known 343cm if his spike reach was 10cm higher back then. It's also annoying everything you do (not only here but on other volleyball forums) is pointing polish player's reaches (especially Kurek's) and exaggerating them. Volleyball is something more, you claimed to be a volleyball player so open your eyes.

@raylight I would say more nimble and slender Todorov seems to reach higher than Nowakowski in both block and spike, although it's not a drastic difference. They are in the same very narrow group of highest reaching players.

Wlazly's standing reach is 250cm so no way he's ever had a 122cm vertical. About Nowakowski- he's the highest reaching polish player ever.

"i still cant see a parallel hit."

1:12 here you are.

Yeah, that's why I said nothing personal, as I only pointed volleyball aspect. As a fresh example I remember him playing with advanced hernia at WCH2010, still trying to give his best for the team. That kind of players always deserve more admiration, no matter how much skills they lack, but on the other hand there's a point where heroic battle with body should be stopped by the player, otherwise the body will stop it permanently. Of course in this case it's rather fault of the Bulgarian association, as they shouldn't have based on a single guy for so many years.

Świderski is a great example of a human wreck. Lots of commitment from him plus bad training methods at the beginning of his career made him an early pensioner.

"It’s true! So I was the drunk guy, not you."
Let's just say your account wasn't hijacked by Sherlock this night

At the age of 20 he has better ball control than most of our league players. It's always pleasure to watch someone who doesn't rely on luck while spiking, or at least tries not to.

Henrique Although I was sober last night and I follow this passionating discussion I unconsciously took this one out of contest- my bad. Still no harm done, as I share your opinion, at least in this point.

P.S I won't suspect you for being Sherlock, as raylight would never say such a bad thing about his favourite world class setter Zhekov, lol (nothing personal raylight ;p).

"Think about it... If that was really true, let’s get back to Bulgaria with Kaziyski, Nikolov and Konstantinov. That trio is certainly more effective or at least the same when compared to Kaziyski, Juantorena and Stokr. Why Bulgaria hasn’t won anything?"

I think you forgot about ball distribution in both cases, which is very important. Although Raphael is not a phenomenal setter he's still 10 times more stable and reliable than Zhekov. Even though 2006 was the year when the Bulgarian reached his top performance so far he still couldn't eliminate simple technical mistakes in crucial moments.

"If Kaziyski(polish second name ) will be from Poland of course Poles will say the same as about Kurek."

No, as long as he won't habitually bronze his pants in the most important games.