MD best smasher EVER!!!!!!!

Discussion in 'Professional Players' started by Yoppy, Sep 13, 2010.

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Vote MD best smasher from 12 choices

  1. Fu Hai Feng

    28 vote(s)
    75.7%
  2. Tan Boon Heong

    3 vote(s)
    8.1%
  3. Jung Jae Sung

    2 vote(s)
    5.4%
  4. Cheah Soon Kit

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  5. Candra Wijaya

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  6. Rexy Mainaky

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  7. Eddy Hartono

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  8. Halim Haryanto

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  9. Ricky Subagja

    1 vote(s)
    2.7%
  10. Sigit Budiarto

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  11. Markis Kido

    3 vote(s)
    8.1%
  12. Park Joo Bong

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  1. aaronhor

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    Yeah! Fu Hai Feng because of this video
    [video=youtube;Ar0x-jC7gl4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ar0x-jC7gl4[/video]

    and also the music...
     
  3. Bhinneka

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    i think fu haifeng still has best smash in MD
     
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    fu hai feng all the way.. look at his left arm, god thats awesome!!!
     
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    It's got to be Fu Hai Feng, but Tan Boon Heong has an amazing smash too. Interesting to see that he uses the Yonex Ti-10. Is that even considered to be a Yonex high-end racket?
     
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    Nowadays I have to say Ko Sung Hyun is becoming a very good smasher as well.
     
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    Fu than TBH , both brilliant and great power, angle , placement, steepness etc . if my smash is 60% of what their are I will be over the moon.
     
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    Personally, I would choose Halim Haryanto in his prime. Just watch 2001 AE MD match. Smashing power and angle were all phenomenal. FHF is a hard smasher, but I feel the placement and angle is not as great/consistent as Halim.
     
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    If Ko Sung Hyun is on the list I would vote for him.
     
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    Does anyone have the official record of all these players' best / fastest smash during the World Championship in London? So far I only recall FHF fastest as 301km/h, is there any fastest smash than 301km/h during the Championship? Just curious to find out. Thanks.
     
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    Imo fastest smash or best smash is a whole different thing, not saying FHF's smashes aren't well placed because I think they are well placed.
     
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    Actually, 'well-placed' is not as important as 'difficult to return'; be it that the smash is 'powerful and fast' and/or 'deceptive'.

    Sometimes a slower/deceptive smash can cause more trouble/problem than a harder/faster/more powerful smash :):):)
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    That's right a really slow one down the middle works very well because your opponents have more time to think :)
     
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    Agreed, Kim Moon Soo is the smasher n Park Joo Bong is the strategic/tactical player, similar to Christian Hadinata/Ade Chandra, Indonesia Men's Doubles in the 80's.
     
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    I would vote to Eddy Hartono first and then would pleased to pick Candra Wijaya .

    Actually i love the way Eddy Smash.
     
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    I think it is unfair to compare plyrs fr diff generations......for last 10 years definitely Fu no contest !
     
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    TBH is a tall player.
    He can smash an awesome speed with a jump.

    What is the fastest smash he has made?
     
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    drew tze en Regular Member

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    Can't you add a "me" category??? When you watch a smash on TV, you would be like :O with your eyes popping out thinking it is really fast, since I have the BWF World Championships 2011 and the All England 2011, whenever a player smashes it doesn't look that fast.Whoever has watched a tournament in the venue don't you agree with me?
     
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    maybe TBH and FHF can smash harder than JJS at one first shot.
    JJS is so consistent with smashing down at stiff angle like a smashing machine.
    Regarding the shoulder problem, the speed of JJS smashes seems slower.

    Looking at only smash, Ko Sung Hyun and Morgensen should be on the candidates as well.

    I didn't get to watch many games of Ha Tae Kwon. He seems too big for MD.
    I bet he can smash down.
     
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    Fu Haifeng for the power smash, but I do like those angled smash , and variations of JJS attacking play . The height he get is extraordinary , I actually seen him in training in an enclosed sport hall and the sound that came out of his racket was frightening. It sounded like a shot gun , which echo thru the entire hall.
     

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