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)
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
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.
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?)
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)
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
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
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
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?? )
It's like following a Chess match . 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. .
Articles from Badzine : http://www.badzine.net/uncategorized/swedish-int’l-semi-finals-–-japanese-women-dominate/12154/ Viktor Axelsen plays the final
Kaori Imabeppu > Minatsu Mitani > Olga Konon against Mayu Sekiya > Judith Meulendijks & Susan Egelstaff. I suppose Kaori has a slight advantage. I wonder why Marie Ropke isn't with her usual partner Lena Frier Kristiansen .
Kaori Imabeppu is really good. She defends her title by beating Mayu Sekiya 13-21 22-20 21-16. 2011 results: Fri 1/21/2011 1:00 PMWSAditi MUTATKAR[IND] -[JPN] Kaori IMABEPPU19-21 20-22 0:43Eh - Flygbussarna Fri 1/21/2011 6:45 PMWSKaori IMABEPPU[JPN] -[FRA] Sashina VIGNES WARAN [7]21-18 21-18 0:43Eh - Powerade Sat 1/22/2011WSKaori IMABEPPU[JPN] -[JPN] Minatsu MITANI21-14 12-21 21-16 1:05Eh - Wilson Sat 1/22/2011WSKaori IMABEPPU[JPN] -[ESP] Carolina MARIN19-21 21-16 21-8 1:01Eh - Flygbussarna Sun 1/23/2011WSMayu SEKIYA[JPN] -[JPN] Kaori IMABEPPU21-13 20-22 16-21 1:18Eh - Wilson 2010 results: Fri 1/22/2010 11:50 AMWSKaori Imabeppu [7][JPN] -[FRA] Sashina Vignes Waran23-21 21-13 0:42Main Location - 2 Fri 1/22/2010 6:30 PMWSKaori Imabeppu [7][JPN] -[CHN] Xi Zhang21-16 21-19 0:40Main Location - 4 Sat 1/23/2010WSKaori Imabeppu [7][JPN] -[NED] Rachel Van Cutsen [4]21-6 21-15 0:29Main Location - 4 Sat 1/23/2010 10:30 AMWSElla Diehl [1][RUS] -[JPN] Kaori Imabeppu [7]15-21 21-14 17-21 1:06Main Location - 2 Sun 1/24/2010WSKaori Imabeppu [7][JPN] -[ENG] Elisabeth Cann [5]21-15 21-10 0:35Location 2 - .
Yes. Saw Rie and Yu in JB last year. I think they're actually quite good. And their smashes are powerful.
Like the chart on tournamentsoftware ? Although some tournaments without livescore don't have it (iirc) ... I presume you were unaware of the live video stream then which was also available. I notice it wasn't posted here but was at the Estonian one. Surprising MS result. Although Abian is a good player he absolutely got schooled at the Dutch and looked like going that way again when Axelsen surged towards the lead in the first to 19-16. Mark (Phelan) suggested he might be tired after so many matches (for such a young player still) and he certainly looked like lacking energy. Abian celebrated taking the first set like taking a point of Lin Dan instead of beating a 17 year old . I wonder if this is his first international senior title he was so happy with it?
