WC Day 3 - Wednesday

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  1. hcyong

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    Predictions
    The predictions are easy, mostly just choosing the seeds to win, except one or two occasions.

    MS (R32)
    Q1 - Lin Dan, Sato, Hafiz, Lee Hyun Il
    Q2 - Peter Gade, Sony, Chen Hong, Ng Wei
    Q3 - Joppien, Lee CW, Bao, Wong CH
    Q4 - Boonsak, Taufik, Shon SM, Kenneth
    Can't see much potential problems here. For Sony, it depends on his form. Haven't seen him for some time. If his form is suspect, Kaldau will take advantage.

    WS (R32)
    Q1 - Zhang Ning, Yonekura, Yao Jie, Mori
    Q2 - Pi Hongyan, Li Li, Xu Huaiwen, Salakjit
    Q3 - Wong MC, Schenk, Hirose, Wang Chen
    Q4 - Popat, Hallam, Mia, Xie Xingfang
    Potential problems:
    Wong MC v Cheng Shao-Chieh
    Salakjit v Ella Karachkova

    MD (R32)
    Q1 - Eriksen/Lundgaard (walkover), Laybourn/Steffensen, Chew/Choong, Gunawan/Bach
    Q2 - Luluk/Alven, Tan/Ong, Jung/Lee, Logosz/Mateusiak
    Q3 - Flandi/Eng, Boe/Mogensen, Chan/Koo, Fu/Cai
    Q4 - Liu/Njoto, Paaske/Rasmussen, Sudket/Patapol, Candra/Sigit
    Potential problems:
    Chew/Choong v Sang/Zheng (match of the day)
    Sudket/Patapol v Fairuz/Lin

    WD (R16)
    Q1 - Yang/Zhang, Emms/Kellogg
    Q2 - Lee KW/Lee HJ, Chin/Wong
    Q3 - Zhang D/Zhang YW, Wei/Zhao
    Q4 - Saralee/Sathinee, Gao/Huang
    Potential problems:
    Chin/Wong v Hallam/Munt (match of the day)

    XD (R32)
    Q1 - Songpol/Kulchala (walkover), Shirley/Runesten, Lee HJ/Lee JJ, Clark/Kellogg
    Q2 - Chen/Zhao, Asuncion/Asuncion, Eriksen/Schjoldager, Xie/Zhang
    Q3 - Bergstrom/Persson, Blair/Munt, Laybourn/Juhl, Widianto/Natsir
    Q4 - Saputra/Li, Sudket/Saralee, Koo/Wong, Zhang/Gao
    Potential problems:
    Shirley/Runesten v Druzchenko/Nozdran
     
  2. Togey

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    Lin Dan is playing and chinese TV isn't showing it, bloody hell.:mad::mad:
     
  3. Go Gade

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    Isn't the world championships beeing broadcastet before the quarters?
     
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    For WD, I think Chin/Wong will beat Hallam/Munt.No problem!
    the wd match of the day will be Gail Emms/Donna Kellogg vs Helle Nielsen/Pernille Harder.

    For XD. I think we can't ignore the match:
    Hendry Kurniawan Saputra/Yujia Li vs Robert Mateusiak/Nadiezda Kostiuczyk.
     
  5. Togey

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    No :( silly people, they know how popular it is in china.
     
  6. genjyo

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    well, it is no use to blame them now:rolleyes:

    i am totally disappointed to CCTV5 whose favor is everything except badminton:p
     
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    what do you mean? he's playing at 2 40 local time, in Uk that's like 9 40 PM...
     
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    which is 05.40 here in Asia...i.e. really early in the morning! No matter, still can't watch it anyway.
     
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    I just hope Aparna Popat continues her good form and wins the 2nd round just like hcyong has predicted.
     
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    OMG, XXF is losing to Griga, so far its 6-4
     
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    isn't it wierd? chinese lady are unbeatable lately? why it's change sudenly after the zhou mi lost, now xxf is loosing either? what is wrong with them?:confused:
    sorry wrong news.. XXF won
     
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    The live score is weird as it has the XXF-Griga score for the first game at 13-12. I thought that WS was set to 12???

    Ron
     
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    yes...Wong m.c lead 11:7..1/8 final no a dream
     
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    its set to 11, like the mens double, it'll go 2 over... the first one there wins...
    I never saw the 2 round... What was the final score? And Griga was controlling, I would say 90% of the first round...It seems all the female chinese singles players are losign their touch, with the exception of zhang ning...
     
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    Mia is plain cruising....

    A total of less than half hour of play in 2 rounds and already in the Qtr Final. :)
     
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    MS : Hope that Wengberg can challange Sato in Q1. Indeed Kaldau could trouble Sony (Q2) but looks like his form is Ok so it shouldn't be any upset. Also not sure about SSM against Gaffar (Q3).

    In WS, XXF had a scare in first set! And Popat is out...Agree that Salakjit vs Karachkova can be tight.

    WD: Think Emms/Kellog vs Nielsen/Hardere is a 50/50

     
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    Re: Mia is plain cruising

    Well she's had an easy draw, but still!
    She's played 73 rallies, won 57 to gain the 44 needed points, only lost 3 points so far in 4 sets.....most impressive.

    Guess XXF need to be alot better in the QF than against Griga otherwise China might only get one medal in the WS (ZN).
     
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    hey hy hey, someone might even suprise zhang ning... who knows?
     
  19. legendarycroc

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    probably pi hongyan if anyone... or xie xingfang herself..
    Or perhaps an injury that'll end zhangning's career, like Susilo's...
     
  20. wirre

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    If Zhang Ning and XXF meet it'll mean that China is going to get gold and silver...they are 1st and 2nd seed = can only meet in the final.
     

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