CHINA Open SS Premier 2012 : Day 5 (17th November) - Semifinals

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  1. pathan

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    that was a loud MALAYSIA BOLEH! hahahaha! nice support all the way in Shang Hai
     
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    ok it's game over KKK/TBH...
     
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    Malaysians lost the match..
     
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    They are familiar as they took part in CBSL..
     
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    Wow.. 21-16, 21-16 to Boe/Mogensen. Will be personally rooting for the Danes tmr.
     
  6. Justin L

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    WS match now: Child prodigy vs Best of ROW
     
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    u sure?someone is coming after u
     
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    Rat is a real pleasure to watch, with a lot a variation and a will to provoke the play
     
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    Totally agree with you! It was a downright disappointing performance from CWF.

    Yes, Chen Long is a very tough opponent. However, for someone who can beat higher ranked players like Vittinghus, Sho Sasaki in straight games, surely he can play better than this!?

    He appeared more like Chen Long's sparring partner than a semi finalist at a SSP. :(

    CWF started the game well, but he seems to lose the mental strength when he failed to break through Chen Long's play. From then on, everything went downhill and it became a one-sided China affair.

    Hopefully CWF can learn from this experience and build up his mental strength/skills if he wants to be a world-class player.
     
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    Maybe it's too cold in Shanghai now...

    that's why TBH lost...
     
  11. renbo

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    What do you guys think of the jump smash of the german lady? How come we never see it apart from shenk? Surely gorls can jumps as well as men?
     
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    because u never saw yip pui yin or tee jing yi
     
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    Scores please. Juliane v Ratchanok...
     
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    20-16 to schenk
     
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    21-18, game 1 to schenk. that was really fast, only 20 mins of play
     
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    Yip does it a little, that is true. And also cheng, but they are the exceptions and do it only occasionaly
     
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    Yup, only 3 women players do the jump smash.
     
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    I don't think Rat has the stamina to win the third if that goes to three games
     
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    Intanon's attack is good but her follow-up is wanting. She mustn't let up and keep piling on the pressure. Schenk's speed and retrieval ability is amazing.
     
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    Nope, YPY does it very often esp from the opponent's high serve.
     

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