Lee Chong Wei is now No. 1

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  1. chris-ccc

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    The World Best Ranked Player vs The World Best Performance Player

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    Perhaps LCW is not under pressure to get more World Ranking points. :):):)

    Regarding to the subject of The World Best Ranked Player vs The World Best Performance Player, perhaps we should get more BCers to play Sandy's PAW Games here at Badminton Central. It is actually set up similar to BWF's ranking points.

    In our PAW Games ... No matter how good you are in picking winners, if you seldom play, you will find yourself be ranked lower than players who play regularly.

    :):):)
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  2. cooler

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    they prolly read have my posts and decide to write a feature news article on it:D:p
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    Badminton: Gloomy days ahead when top shuttlers call it a day
    By K.M. BOOPATHY

    2008/11/25

    AS China's back-up players were embarrassing several big names in the just concluded China Open Super Series in Shanghai, our second liners were resigned to do battle in the lesser known international challenger event in Kota Kinabalu. Malaysia did win three out of the five titles at stake but the sorry state of our future prospects explains Malaysia's predicament and gloomy days when the current crop of top shuttlers call it a day.

    Kuan Beng Hong started his career in the junior ranks with World No 1 Lee Chong Wei and Hafiz Hashim but to see him winning his first international title at a satellite event is baffling.

    What is more disturbing is that younger players like Chong Wei Feng, Tan Chun Seang, Arif Latif and Chan Kwong Beng are hardly in the same class as Beng Hong which means the BA of Malaysia (BAM) must treat this issue seriously.

    BAM received a major boost when the government approved a RM24 million proposal to build a national training academy in Cheras but more importantly, the national body must look at the talent pool and plan ahead to fill the vacuum which will be left when the current batch are through.

    China used to be in a similar predicament with only Lin Dan their true match winner while the likes of Bao Chunlai and Chen Jin regularly caved in due to pressure.

    But now China have their young legion waiting in the wings and some have already started making an impact. This group have been impressive in all but the men's doubles.

    Qiu Yanbo, Du Pengyu, Wen Kai, Gong Weijie and Zhou Wenlong competed in the recent China Open and there are other back-up players including Chen Long and world junior champion Wang Zhengming at China's disposal in the men's singles.

    Yanbo has taken Chong Wei to three games twice this year while Pengyu upset Indonesia's Taufik Hidayat to reach the last eight in Shanghai.

    Wen Kai upset Denmark's No 3 Joachim Persson on his way to the semi-finals.

    Chong Wei himself has said that Zhengming, Lin Dan's training partner, is a player for the future.

    China's women's singles have been boosted further by the presence of Wang Lin, Wang Yihan and Zhu Jingjing who are regularly beating their seniors, while Cheng Shu-Zhao Yunlei should become the dominant force in the women's doubles next year.

    Malaysia's only consolation is that Chong Wei is still good for another three years while women's doubles Wong Pei Tty-Chin Eei Hui should be around till at least the 2010 Asian Games.

    The men's doubles is the only department which has several promising young pairs coming up the ranks and doubles head coach Rexy Mainaky's task is to turn them into world beaters.

    Even Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong are good enough for another six years while world junior champions Mak Hee Chun-Teo Kok Siang and Ong Jian Guo-Goh Wei Shem are the ones who can make it big with the right guidance.


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  3. Jonc108

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    ... the badminton world ranking system is a joke...
     
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    The ranking system is right for those who participate in BWF and SS events. Whoever participate will only duly have the right to earn their points in it.

    However having the top rank for example LCW having the #1 spot cannot be justified unless he is consistently prove himself winning titles. But he did indeed played more tournaments than LinDan and technically the system will give him more points in the Ranking.
     
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    lin dan is always the best u cant mistake that LOL
     
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    In fact, anyone know what are the winning rate (latest 1 year and career) for the top 10 players? like tennis....
     
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    LD's No.1 on court, LCW is just No.1 on paper...

    Within one year (from and including last HKSS in Dec 2007 up to the China SS last week), LD entered 8 competitions, vs LCW's 12 (excluding team events).

    LD's achievement: 5 champions, 2 runner-up, 1 semi-finalist, i.e. all finished in top 4.
    LCW's achievement: 2 champions, 6 runner-up, 2 semi-finalist, 2 stopped at 1/16 final.

    So who's the real world No.1 on court, who's the No.1 on paper?

    Therefore the badminton world ranking system is a joke at this point...
     
  8. limsy

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    yes...i totally agree with u...:D...now...u go takeover bwf...cancel wr system...and do ur own system...sure no one will disagree...:rolleyes:
     
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    Yeah right...... so why not you come out with a world ranking system that is perfect then? :rolleyes:
     
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    he/she will...when bc member all elect him/her to be bwf head...:rolleyes:
     
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    Welcoming Jonc108 to play our Badminton Central PAW Games

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    All our Badminton Central PAWers have never argued over who should be our No.1 player in our PAW Ranking System.
    Our PAW Ranking System is similar to that of the WBF's.

    Perhaps we should welcome you to play our Badminton Central PAW Games. And there we can learn something from you on how to decide on who should be ranked as our No.1 PAW player. :cool:;):rolleyes:
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  12. Ajaib

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    BWF should give small point for runner up....
    the different between champion and runner up now in super series is so small gap....

    BWF should look at tennis
     
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    One semi-final appearance was when he purposely lost to CJ and the final of AE also
     
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    Does it mean he is really number 1?
     
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    yes, he is the current world number 1 now;)
     
  16. limsy

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    sure he is...even he lost all his final...;)
     
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    yes, he is.. He is the world number 1 WITHOUT big tournament title..
     
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    LCW is a credible, deserving world number 1.How many MS WN1 are there in the past 5 years?
    If you're trying to belittle LCW's efforts, let me enlighten you about how LD won his big tournament titles.LD has won his big tournament titles because he has the fortune of teammates waiting for him either in the Semi-finals or finals.
    If LCW had the same fortune of that pattern,LCW would also have no problem winning big titles.The fact that LCW is able to reach WN1, on his own steam, on account of reaching SF,finals and winning titles consistently,speaks highly of his calibre.
    This is not to question LD's achievements but do you want the pattern of how LD bag his big titles listed here to open your eyes and widen your mind? Better still, why don't you research it and list out here?
    There's a high chance I could be wrong and it'll be great for you to correct me.
     
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    May be you are right.. but Lin dan lose his WN1 because he skipped many tournaments. in 2008 LCW didn't beat lindan to win a title. Lindan's teammates just BCL & Chen jin who are competitive..
    in my opinion i think Lindan is better.. u can see how he beat LCW so easy..
    WN1 doesn't mean you are better than players below your ranking.
    in MXD, i don't think NW/LN is better than XZB/ZYW, LYD/LHJ and others.
    LCW can beat any players, but it's hard for him to beat lindan..
     
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    so...u admit he atleast is the 2nd best...;)
     

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