Tai is always better than May. confirm by some specialist who like comparing when Tai achieve something
Chen Xiaojia is even older than Li Xuerui. We don't see any CHN yougsters as promising as Tai and Inthanon so far .
What a fantastically deceptive player inthanon is, really she is a fantastic player for the future. but i do think she needs to get her smashes to be more powerful
Ratcha is really good WS player. She shows no emotion, she is very calm. Wish her the best, given his young age, she can perform really well by right as long as she stays humble and hardworking. On the FO 2012 Quarter Final, Saina won in smash power and experience. Ratcha would be able to achieve that in a right time.
congrats to ratchanok she reach world number 6 after a great performance in ss finals her career best! woohoo!
lnthanon the child prodigy has excellent chances against SN later today....SN should be jaded by the 1 hr 15 min tough match yesterday...All the best Inthanon!!!!!! -
Watching her play Nehwal today makes me think of Zhao Jianhua. Amazing that Thailand can produce so many very skillful WS players. But obviously she was running out of gas at the end of the second game. If Nehwal could force a third game, she could be in trouble. But I really enjoy watching her play.
After watching her AE SF performance, I have to say that she is indeed the most talented player today. Whether she can keep it up as her body evolves remains to be seen.
Intanon has all the makings of a champion and,barring unforeseen circumstances,she should get there one day, I think. To put it another way, she has the talents,skills, her fitness and stamina still some room for improvement but good enough most of the time except the one or two occasions when stretched by a feisty or resurgent opponent, so I believe with maturity and more experience, we should see her among the top 3 in due course.
After watching her play a few times... She is a generational talent. Not since Mia Audina have i seen a more talented WS player. Possesses very precise and smooth footwork. Fast and flexible enough to rarely take back hand shots, her speed to the around the head corner is very good. Added to all of this, her racket skills and overhead stroke is incredibly relaxed and deceptive and her touch at the net is world class already. She reads the game beautifully and can anticipate shots few others can. Her creativity and mind for the game is what stands out for me(she pretty much uses a double action for every single none overhead stroke). It's not even the fact that she makes errors while doing something you don't expect, but it's the fact that she a) thinks of doing it and b) attempts it in a game situation. Other players can only dream of the shots she can pull off. The only comparison i can make is Mia Audina because they are both the most talented WS players i've ever seen. Style wise, there are some but not many similarities. Actually funny enough, the first people i thought of when watching Ratchanok play was Taufik and Hafiz Hashim. If at the end of her career, you told me she had won multiple Olympics, WC's and AE i would not be surprised in the least
Good observations. Add to that her uncanny ability to anticipate opponents' shots and take them early and you have a pretty complete player. My only worry is her fitness but this should improve with more training and competition.
Strange. Without any discussing and prior to reading any comments, I had come to the conclusion that Mia Audina was the most talented WS player ever. She seems to be floating around on the court.
if that's the criteria. i think Susi Susanti should take that honor. she is like a ballet dancer on the badminton court. her movement is so fast, so light. and yet so lethal. she makes Mia looks like a freight train.
Sigh. It has been so many years already, and I can't recall any of Susi's matches anymore. All I remember is that she was totally dominant for a period of time.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10200831383044216&set=vb.288055364638690&type=2&theater Can you all see this?
