Swedish International Challenge 2011

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The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12

Game 3:
MM-KI 5-9 (KI is showing her experience now)
MM-KI 6-10
MM-KI 8-10 (Can MM come back?)

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The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12

Game 3:
MM-KI 8-10 (Can MM come back?)
MM-KI 10-10 (MM is BACK)

[phil-mm]

The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match is playing right now as I type.

I shall give the progressive score as they are playing (So far, they have won 1 game each).

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12

Game 3:
MM-KI 0-0

I'll bet my second last dollar that Minatsu will win .

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The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12

Game 3:
MM-KI 10-10 (MM is BACK)
MM-KI 11-10 (MM reaches the interval first)

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The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12

Game 3:
MM-KI 11-10 (MM reaches the interval first)
MM-KI 11-11 (KI is BACK)
MM-KI 12-12

[phil-mm]

great! Sekiya upsets Judith??? Haha... great great. Because from your email, you told me that Sekiya is going to lose!! So, I thought she is going to say sayonora

Oh, yes. She lost the first set and was down in the second set when I emailed you. But she made a remarkable recovery to win the match . The Japanese have many talented players who should be emerging into the main scene soon. Minatsu Mitani is one of them.

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The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12

Game 3:
MM-KI 12-12
MM-KI 13-13 (phil-mm, are you getting nervous/excited now?)

[phil-mm]

The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12

Game 3:
MM-KI 12-12
MM-KI 13-13 (phil-mm, are you getting nervous/excited now?)

I'm surprised Minatsu hasn't won yet. But Kaori is an experienced player.

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The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12

Game 3:
MM-KI 13-13 (phil-mm, are you getting nervous/excited now?)
MM-KI 13-15
MM-KI 14-16 (Again, KI shows her experience)

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The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12

Game 3:
MM-KI 14-16 (Again, KI shows her experience)
MM-KI 14-18
MM-KI 15-19

[phil-mm]

Ok, I'm going off to mope .

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The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12

Game 3:
MM-KI 15-19
MM-KI 16-20 (KI keeps the 4 points lead)
MM-KI 16-21

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The Minatsu Mitani-vs-Kaori Imabeppu match

Match over. Kaori shows what her experience can do for her.

Game 1: MM-KI 14-21
Game 2: MM-KI 21-12
Game 3: MM-KI 16-21

[demolidor]

What is the purpose of these "livescores"? Isn't that usually only done when the livescore on tournamentsoftware is down and stream/tv viewers do the udates?

In any case the title is as good as in the bag for Axeman . The only one to stop him left was Pang but he seems to have trouble playing Abian so not a giant upset. Although I see now h2h was 3-0 Pang?? Could've sworn he lost at least once ..? Axeman had no trouble disposing of the spaniard at the Dutch so seems a done deal (Red Bull wings?? )

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What is the purpose of these "livescores"? Isn't that usually only done when the livescore on tournamentsoftware is down and stream/tv viewers do the udates?

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It's like following a Chess match.

Progressive cores can show the flow of the match via the players' state of mind, that is; their upsurge, stability, deterioration, etc, etc, ...... as the match progresses.


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[Thom_bad]

Articles from Badzine :

http://www.badzine.net/uncategorized...ominate/12154/

Viktor Axelsen plays the final

[suetyan]

Ok, I'm going off to mope .

Japan will sweep two golds tonight, I think. Kaori will beat Mayu tonight.