2013 Victor Korea Open: Day 5 (12th January) SEMIFINAL

[Justin L]

Sung JH, one of my fave non-CHN players, has been under-performing for too long. Now she is thriving on home ground as KOR players usually do. We'll see her in the final tomorrow.

 

[scorpion1]

16-12 to SJH.

 

[scorpion1]

Li Han is struggling hard to get back.. Still 16-14 to SJH..

 

[scorpion1]

17-15 to SJH

 

[limsy]

Strange, but you'd hardly find any leftie woman doubles players on the circuit - WD or XD.
You'd find a whole bunch of lefty male doubles players, though!
More proof that the sexes were not created equal!

woon khe wei
hehe

 

[cobalt]

woon khe wei
hehe

Darn! Quite obviously, I'm just not watching enough WD and XD as I should be!

 

[Tactim]

I don't think I've ever seen such a lopsided game between ZYL/ZN vs Pederson and Fischer
18-3

 

[etudiant]

woon khe wei
hehe

Really, I thought she's a right

 

[cobalt]

Wow! Synchronized ending on both courts!

 

[nooooooooooo]

21-3

 

[cobalt]

Really, I thought she's a right

Maybe it's a mirror, then?

 

[Tactim]

God mode for the Chinese, they just couldn't do anything wrong.

 

[etudiant]

I don't think I've ever seen such a lopsided game between ZYL/ZN vs Pederson and Fischer
18-3

I know, it's amazing the lapse of concentration will do that to you

 

[etudiant]

Maybe it's a mirror, then?

Hmm possibly

 

[etudiant]

Hmm...........something just off about Den xd today............

 

[limsy]

Darn! Quite obviously, I'm just not watching enough WD and XD as I should be!

Really, I thought she's a right

she's left.
haha

 

[cobalt]

she's left.
haha

...for where?

 

[scorpion1]

Wow. SJH ended the game thrashing Li Han's dream of getting into her maiden superseries final. Congrats

 

[scorpion1]

Koreans had entered in two categories in the finals. Atleast one is sure to get the title. SJH need to work hard to beat shixian. Will she do it to equalize the H2H record against shixian 2-2???

 

[Justin L]

Tomorrow's WS Final should be a treat with two previously embattled now resurgent players facing off. Sung JH's home support may give her a slight edge but WSX, the defending champion, is familiar to such situations in Korea, this being her third final in as many years. Both antagonists have everything to prove to themselves, intriguing.