Polish Badminton

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  1. metalmon1188

    metalmon1188 Regular Member

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    I like what i saw from the polish team, so many potentials (they sent quite a huge badminton team), and i think they have what it takes to emerge as top european badminton powerhouse.
    Wacha's perfomance in MS against Bao, although people were expecting him to get canned, but he sure pulled up a good fight. At least he can walk out with his head held high.
    The MD(robert/michal), once again, great game against the top danish pair. 17-21 , 21-11 , 21-15 , both of them are in their 30's unfortunately, i do hope they can achieve something great in the next tournaments such as china open, the world championship next year.
    In XD, man that was a nail bitting game. i was watching the game at a mamak store (took half day off work :p) and everyone was cheering for the polish team against the chinese. what a close match, they must been heart broken for not winning the first set, so close yet so far :(
    this robert dude i love his spirit and determination.
    And of course Nadiezda's (shes still young, only 24) ability to cope under pressure;)
    So the polist team deserve some credits :D
    any polish fans in here!???

    Poland flag is like the mirror image of the indonesian flag, any connection here?
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    wacha has potential he played very well against bao. Even though he lost he did it without giving up.
     
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    yea i never expected him to win a game but hey thats the spirit
    did you watch the XD game?
     
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    wacha has always been dangerous....he beat chen yu at the china super series I think....I expected bao to lose by a really close margin but maybe bao had better stamina or else he would be in trouble...but then again..he's already out =)....
     
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    i agree with you kz haha. Wacha kind of ran out of gas in the second set and started to lose points. If wacha had an better stamina he may of took out bao.
     
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    Polish players

    It is true that we have a great group of 5 top players. Unfortunately there are no one other in Poland to support that group and replace in the future...

    In my opinion Polish did very well in Beijing, they were close to do the upset (as doubles did in Athens when they won in the first round against Trikus/Sigit), but they did not managed to win any unexpected match.

    I have been following they results from the beginning of their carrier and Polish MS (Wacha), MD (Łogosz/Mateusiak) and MX (Kostiuczyk/ Mateusiak) are capable to win with anyone. Especially mixed pair has it all.

    Unfortunately from some reasons they cannot put a dot over i (we said that in Polish). Robert and Nadia had 3 game points in the first game against Chinese pair (which they already won against couple of times) and they were playing better. I am sure the Chinese, after losing first game and being last hope after Zheng/Gao exit, would become nervous whwreas Polish pair more relaxed. Anything could happened then…

    Unfortunately He/Yu did well, saved 3 game points and won the match… There must be something with they mental strength – they lost in the final of Europeans after winning first game and leading well in the second…

    Wacha won two matches, then surprised Bao, won a game against third seed, that is really something.

    Our MDe were too nervous to win against Danish pair. It looked to me that Michał Łogosz was not in the top form in the third game. But Polish pair newer won with Lars/Jonas…

    Nevertheless I feel proud withe the Polish them and hope they can maintain their level some more years. Robert said he wants to go to London (it will be his fourth Olympics) but he will be 36 that time. Nadia is young enough to continue her carrier...

    If you need some info re Polish players just let me know

    Cheers

    dzgdz
     
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    May I know what started the badminton movement in Poland that they were able to produce these 5 top players? :confused: Who or which group prompted badminton progress in Poland? And how did he/she/they do that?

    I just want to learn other countries' stories... :)
     
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    i begin to fall in love with mateusiak`s mixed doubles partner already:p:)
     
  10. metalmon1188

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    wait in the line chongy :p

    Nadiezda Kostiuczyk
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    http://www.bjoernjoppien.de/anja.htm
    translation anyone?
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    http://badminton.mimuw.edu.pl/index.php

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    Przemyslaw Wacha

    How tall is Robert Mateusiak? on wikipedia it says he is only 1.67cm:eek:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Mateusiak

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    Poland's Robert Mateusiak (L) and Nadiezda Kostiuczyk in action against China's Zheng Bo and Gao Ling during mixed doubles quarter final match of the World Badminton Championships in Kuala Lumpur August 17, 2007. they lost to Zheng Bo and Gao Ling 21-16, 21-17
     
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    Wacha is a good player. Too bad he's not that young anymore.
    And he's the only Polish MS I know...

    There's a strikethrough-ed L letter in Logosz' name. How to pronounce it?
     
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    So Wacha weeks ago claims position in first 10 of the world ranking.

    But I like some other ours players:
    MS Dariusz Zięba
    WS Dorota Grzejdak

    XD Mateusiak - Kostiuczyk is my favourite

    But we have one chinese born player Linling Wang
    her citizenship is still in progress.
    She won 2099 Yonex Polish Open
    She is amazing
     
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    i only know Wacha too...& a Russian player who ptner Limpele at All England... but it's good more Polish or Russian players come out at least England & Denmark will "fear " em'.......hahaha
     
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    anybody knows what's happen to Kamila augustyn ?
    She've been disappeared for a long time.
    I wonder what she's next step.
     
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    olga konon....surely a player to watch in the near future.:cool:
     
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    remind me of Olga :D
     
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    Good to see eastern Europe like Poland in Badminton..I hope to see Ukraine as well....
     
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    [video=youtube;eUQL75z9ApE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=eUQL75z9ApE[/video]
     
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    Polish Olympians punished by Badminton Association
    BY JANUSZ RUDZINSKI – – AUGUST 31, 2012POSTED IN: NEWS


    The Board of Directors of the Polish Badminton Association (PBA) published on Saturday, August 25th a resolution (available here, in Polish) punishing Kamila Augustyn, Adam Cwalina, Michał Łogosz, Robert Mateusiak, Przemyslaw Wacha and Nadia Zieba. The resolution states that Mateusiak, Wacha and Zieba were cautioned because they “disobeyed orders from the PBA board of directors” and that they are to return the costs of their accommodation before the Olympic Games in London.

    continued: http://www.badzine.net/news/polish-olympians-punished-by-badminton-association/20966/
     

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