2011 Indonesia Open SS Premier: Day 6 - Finals Day (Sunday June 26)

i like the passion of ina fans,but too bad they didnt won today
would like to cheer with ina fans in istora someday in future
haha
 
limsy said:
i like the passion of ina fans,but too bad they didnt won today
would like to cheer with ina fans in istora someday in future
haha
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haha...i can feel u. i was there on the 1st & 2nd day at Istora Senayan....the ina fans are like crazy...and lucky that Sultan Hotel that i stayed was player's hotel as well..got chance to take some pics with my fav players. :p
 
limsy said:
i like the passion of ina fans,but too bad they didnt won today
would like to cheer with ina fans in istora someday in future
haha
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Limsy, you are not meeting expectations. As my, err, future successor, you should not like the passion of INA fans. You should be as passionate as INA fans .......
 
abedeng said:
Limsy, you are not meeting expectations. As my, err, future successor, you should not like the passion of INA fans. You should be as passionate as INA fans .......
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haha,my passionate is more on player statistic and analysis
hehe
for as passionate as ina fans,i cant
because i spend all my energy to watch and observe 4 court
no more energy to chant or cheer(for my fave player,then maybe,hehe)
 
No titles 3 years in a row

I am feeling sooooo sad....... :crying: All of my badminton buddies in INA are also very sad....... :crying:
 
Krisna said:
I am feeling sooooo sad....... :crying: All of my badminton buddies in INA are also very sad....... :crying:
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If you're feeling sorry because China is taking away all the titles, wait till you watch table tennis, LOL. I really pity the non-China fans
 
phil-mm said:
If you're feeling sorry because China is taking away all the titles, wait till you watch table tennis, LOL. I really pity the non-China fans
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Ooo, INA-fans are not even thinking of watching table-tennis..... :p We only watch soccer (football), badminton, and some boxing. That's it... Hahahaha
 
rajat_remar said:
i m also very sad as i so badly wanted Saina Nehwal to win this title....
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The Istora crowd tried their best to cheer Saina on..... But Saina was visibly tired in game 3... She smashed too much in game 1... :p No more fuel in her tank... Wang Yihan just took over from then on.......
 
Krisna said:
Ooo, INA-fans are not even thinking of watching table-tennis..... :p We only watch soccer (football), badminton, and some boxing. That's it... Hahahaha
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I mean the enthusisatic table tennis fans in some countries have not seen any titles for a whole decade, because China is winning them all. After a while, they become used to not expecting to win, lol. But it is true that the younger Indonesian players in badminton are showing a lot of promise
 
Krisna said:
The Istora crowd tried their best to cheer Saina on..... But Saina was visibly tired in game 3... She smashed too much in game 1... :p No more fuel in her tank... Wang Yihan just took over from then on.......
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yes indonesian crowd was wonderful....even indian crowd don't cheer for Saina that much!!!
 
rajat_remar said:
yes indonesian crowd was wonderful....even indian crowd don't cheer for Saina that much!!!
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Oh, we just waaayyyy prefer Saina over any CHN WS..... However, one day when Saina faces our INA WS, the whole INA Istora crowd will turn against Saina... [sorry Saina] :p
 
freelast said:
My Prediction: (sorted by chance in descending order)

Wang/Yu 90% - 10% Vita/Nadya

Cai/Fu 80%-20% GZD / BC

LCw 70%-30% PG :

WYH 60%-40% Saina

Butet/Ahmad 50%-50% Zhang/Zhao .
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haha, my prediction was good.
 
sen said:
Many people rate the Chinese WD highly. Vita has the experience and if Nadya can play well and not nervous, they can give a good fight. Although it is still unlikely they will win.
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Not that most of us rate Wang/Yu highly. But the results speak for themselves.

They had play in 10 tournaments. They only lost twice. First in China Open last year cause one of them was injured against Malaysia WD. (Probably WXL injured) The second lost this year in Malaysia Open final againt TQ/ZYL.

The other 8? They win all of them including here. If both of them are 100% healthy, they are the best bet to win gold medal in WD next year.
 
phil-mm said:
I mean the enthusisatic table tennis fans in some countries have not seen any titles for a whole decade, because China is winning them all. After a while, they become used to not expecting to win, lol. But it is true that the younger Indonesian players in badminton are showing a lot of promise
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It's not so true. I'm watching and play table tennis (TT) --for the truth I can't play baddy at all, pure fans only :D-- Yes the CHN dominance the table tennis more than they do in badminton. But sometimes they suffer loose also. CHN lost MS gold medal in 2004 OG to KOR's player named RYU Seung Min. Last year their almighty women team also lost to SIN -although SIN player originally come from CHN-in the World Champions Team event. Other notable players like Timo BOLL from Germany (no 1 rank in MS) and Vladimir SOMSONOV (World Champion 2008 ?? CMIW). In 90's decade there's legendary Jan Ove WALDNER from Sweden who got the Olympic Gold and World Champion.
Even though CHN so dominance in TT but still TT is more popular in Europe and worldwide. TT also got more TV coverage and sponsorship. For Example is Volkswagen (VW) who sponsorship some tournament and the players also. From what I see the TT spectators are more likely in the tennis. They're not just come to see and cheer for their fellow countrymen but to enjoy the show by any player who play. Even in CHN itself the non-chinesse player I mentioned above are well known and have their own fans especially WALDNER. That's one problem of Badminton I think.
 
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