mak hee chun/tan wee kiong

Thanks for the stats! I'm surprised that CPS/LKW's win-loss is not any better. GWS/TKS has the best win-loss record it seems.

 

Thanks for the timely update,GWS-TKS is the best record this year of the 3

 

Yes, they have one title. However, CPS/LKW seem to have less tournament, with a total of 7. GWS/TKS has 11 while MHC/TWK has 9, 10 with this Asian Games where they failed miserably. However, if you make a 'players they beat' list, CPS/LKW will skyrocket to first place.

 

Year 2010
Mak Hee Chun/Tan Wee Kiong vs -
Choong Tan Fook/Lee Wan Wah 21-15; 21-10 - Malaysia Super Series
Hiroyuki Endo/Hirobe Yoshiteru 18-21 21-17 21-16 - German Grand Prix
Hayakawa Kenichi/Kazuno Kenta 21-17 21-19 - Badminton Asia Championships
Bona Septano/Rian Sukmawan 21-14 21-18 - Badminton Asia Championships
Chan Peng Soon/Lim Khim Wah 12-21 22-20 21-15 - Malaysia Grand Prix Gold
Koo Kien Keat/Tan Boon Heong 21-19 21-19 - Malaysia Grand Prix Gold
Songphon Anugritayawon/Sudket Prapakamol 21-9 21-17 - Macau Open Grand Prix Gold
Ko Sung Hyun/Yoo Yeon Seong 21-16 21-14 - Japan Super Series
Yohan Hadikusumo Wiratama/Wong Wai Hong 21-17 21-15 Denmark Super Series

Top players highlighted in bold.

I will make a list for GWS/TKS and CPS/LKW later.

 

Year 2010
Goh Wei Shem/Teo Kok Siang vs -
Kim Ki Jung/Shin Baek Cheol 21-23 21-17 21-19 - Vietnam IC [FINAL]
Fang Chieh Min/Lee Sheng Mu 21-9 21-19 China Masters Super Series
Luluk Hadiyanto/Candra Wijaya 21-13; 21-18 Indonesia Grand Prix Gold

Way too few notable names, as they have probably the most unlucky draw among the 3 pairs. Therefore, I will give some of the good matches against notable players.

Markis Kido/Hendra Setiawan 21-18 9-21 15-21 Malaysia Grand Prix Gold
Fang Chieh Min/Lee Sheng Mu 21-18 7-21 19-21 Macau Grand Prix Gold
Hiroyuki Endo/Hayakawa Kenichi 13-21 21-17 16-21 Chinese Taipei Grand Prix Gold
Yohan Hadikusumo Wiratama/Wong Wai Hong 17-21 26-24 16-21 Vietnam Grand Prix
Mathias Boe/Cartsen Mogensen 21-15 14-21 16-21 French Super Series

Top players highlighted in bold.

I must say, this pair gives many top players a run for their money but lack the final push at the very end. Hopefully this changes in 2011.

 

Year 2010
Chan Peng Soon/Lim Khim Wah vs -
Chai Biao/Zhang Nan 21-14 18-21 22-20 China Masters Super Series
Mathias Boe/Cartsen Mogensen 18-21 21-19 21-10 Japan Super Series

This two wins are bound to give them BIG POINTS, enough to surpass GWS/TKS and MHC/TWK.

 

Did not includes the win in Tha GP Gold title for CPS/LKW.....?

 

these 3 pairs has to start somewhere

and with the records posted by undeadshot

i think for a start, this is a very good sign.

as they improve and gaining experience, their rival will aged

say, in 2 years time we will all look at them differently.

 

BadMania was talking about 2010, they won the Thai GP Gold last year, notable pairs they beat are Alvent/Hendra and Choong Tan Fook/Lee Wan Wah

 

Aftermath of the Asian Games defeat -- Mak/Tan are withdrawn from the HK SS 2010 (updated 18-Nov 2010).

 

any links or source of this info? thanks...

 

That can be obtained from the latest updated entry list i think.

 

any reasons?
more quality trainings or punishment???

 

both..as usual.

 

so what do you think?
split the partnership or maintain??

 

They seem to be maintained until Copenhagen Masters at least. However, there might be a change if they crash out in the opening round of the China Open against Mak Hee Chun's former junior rival Qiu Zihan.

 

If you ask me, split would be better since they are still "young". Be more daring and adventurous, like other countries.

 

OK, didnt notice that..............Thanks!

 

Not to stay permanence yet, try out a few more combinations before go permanent...........just like Kor did to their juniors....

 

They should try :
Mak Hee Chun/Teo Kok Siang
Goh Wei Shem/Lim Khim Wah

Chan Peng Soon & Tan Wee Kiong can focus on XD
But I am in a bit of a dilemma, I like Tan Wee Kiong in MD...