2011 Dutch Open GP: Semi-Finals Saturday 15-October

Dutch flags at half-mast. Eric Pang was knocked out in straight games by that selfish, unthinking, insensitive boy Tien Chen Chou from Taiwan, 23-21, 21-14. :eek::crying::D:p Good thing the aunties are there to save the day... :D
 
Thai WD top seeds Duanganong/Kunchala took the first game away from Dutch girls Lotte/Paulien 21-17. They're really ratcheting up the level in game 2, leading 11-4 at the interval....
 
The local girls have taken a shot of Dutch courage!!! closed the gap 12-14 now in game 2... :D
 
... but the Thais are holding off the Dutch at Arms Length... 19-16
 
cobalt said:
Dutch flags at half-mast. Eric Pang was knocked out in straight games by that selfish, unthinking, insensitive boy Tien Chen Chou from Taiwan, 23-21, 21-14. :eek::crying::D:p Good thing the aunties are there to save the day... :D
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Care to elaborate your comment regarding Chou Tien Chen? :confused::mad::rolleyes:
 
ytyang said:
Care to elaborate your comment regarding Chou Tien Chen? :confused::mad::rolleyes:
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Its in a lighter vein; nothing serious; kidding around... :D (notice the flow of amotions) ...you didn't take that stuff to seriously, I hope? :D
 
Young Rasmus Fladberg from Denmark has had quite a tournament so far! He mentioned to a paper yesterday in lighter vein that he means for Viktor Axelsen to be looking over his shoulder now. :D If Rasmus succeeds in knocking out Hsuan Yi Hsueh of Taiwan in the semis now, Viktor will have to take him seriously! :D

But! IMO the better chances are, the MS finals are going to be an all-Chinese-Taipei affair! :D:D:D
 
cobalt said:
Its in a lighter vein; nothing serious; kidding around... :D (notice the flow of amotions) ...you didn't take that stuff to seriously, I hope? :D
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Were you implying he should forfeit his match to the host country? :crying:
 
ytyang said:
Were you implying he should forfeit his match to the host country? :crying:
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Are you serious???!:eek: Its quite possible you didn't follow the flow of the post, but I repeat, that was in a lighter vien. Nothing serious or subversive was implied, and you can rest easy! :D
 
...meanwhile, HHY has just wrapped up the first game 21-17, but going by the stats, there wasn't too much to diffrentiate the players with. I think HHY should be able to do this in straight games. Unless Rasmus has a gear he's been hiding so far.... :D
 
...and just to prove the other point, Rasmus keeps HYH at bay, leading 7-3 now...
 
Wow! Young Rasmus has taken game 2 by the scruff! He leads 10-5 now, but he will be made to fight tooth and nail to maintain the lead after the interval. ...which comes now at 11-6
 
post-interval, Rasmus races away to a 18-9 lead! :eek: Game on!!!
 
... HHY is giving Rasmus a hard time here, but Rasmus wraps up game 2, 21-14
onward followers all, to the rubber! :D
 
HHY trying to pull away now at 4-2
but Rasmus says, Hey! come back here! the game's not over yet! and now levels at 4-4
 
...and they're still pulling and pushing, but HHY manages to get ahead at 10-6
... 11-6 now; will it be a mountain too high for Rasmus now?
 
sure looks that way, because HHY is running away now, at 13-6,
14-7
14-8
15-8
 
....and HHY wraps up the rubber comfortably, 21-13. Good fight there by young Rasmus! :D

We have an all-Chinese-Taipei MS finals tomorrow, between 68-ranked TCC and 4-ranked HHY. It promises to be an interesting match!!
 
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