In that case, it's not walkover but promotion to R2. Hmm...how to walkover nobody ?
2016 Celcom Axiata MALAYSIA Open SS Premier : Qualifying & R/32
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I believe it's calculated risk for which the coaches and the team doctor must be involved in the discussion and consultation.
Sorry friend. I pity Ajay jayaram who had to play his late night match hence he lost today.Sorry for jumping in late!
I was away almost entire day, few things I would like to mention!
HSP has really improved not many outside elites can give KM such a scare he is among the calm and composed ones!
Luo's today's performance is surely an indication of there lack of winning "hunger" they can't be selected for UC!
Jia Yifan and partner are a very bright future prospect not every Jr can def the Danish ladies easily!
It's high time to demote WZM (this isn't the first time I am saying this)
PVS can get back in form from here if she concentrates!
If KS doesn't take a break and get back on track he'll be the finest analogy of "one time wonder"
SN is in fine form!
Jonatan is undisputed future INA #1 (I have said it before)
NO may not survive till the weekends!
CL undoubtedly requires more match training! I wish he wins it
Ng and CTC deserves a "cool down" break
Yes you are right. In the recent interview when Iskandar was being interviewed about why he still choose to play in and take risks despite his injuries, he said that he felt that bow is the right time for him to continue playing in tournaments so that he can improve his rankings. But then I am also wondering whether it will be good for him to continue playing in tournaments despite injury.
nilesh123
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Nah the time zone diff is not a big issue! Perhaps I expected AJ to loose infact he more pts than I thought
It's extremely lucky that he got to the finals of the KOR SS, he can cherish the memories forever! 'Cause the way he is playing these days I suspect a QF is a farcry
I'm a bit late, but this is the best headline I've seen in a while:
http://www.thestar.com.my/sport/bad...to-make-noise-in-malaysia-after-quiet-season/
http://www.thestar.com.my/sport/bad...to-make-noise-in-malaysia-after-quiet-season/
Nah the time zone diff is not a big issue! Perhaps I expected AJ to loose infact he more pts than I thought
It's extremely lucky that he got to the finals of the KOR SS, he can cherish the memories forever! 'Cause the way he is playing these days I suspect a QF is a farcry
I pity Ajay Jayaram. J always though that he is an extremely good and talented player.
Black Tiger
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Here's a recording of the mentioned rally between MZ and CL, where Marc lost his racket at one point
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haha what a MD... The arrogant Sukamuljo (just seen the last points and he did it again three times) and the hyperactive English pair
Can the Kevin/Gideon challenge the World Champions tomorrow?
To be honest although I may not know and all my friends also don't know who is this English pair. But then all my friends are all very amazed by their good performance today. Both played so well today. They also nearly won the game today. Can you brief me more about this English pair?
Maurice MJC
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Very surprising withdrawal from Kento Momota. sport247 reports that "Japan’s Kento Momota has withdrawn from the Malaysia Open and returned home due to “very personal problems” after winning his first round match against India’s H.S. Prannoy 21-19, 22-20."
Probably something family-related since his post-match interview (on Badminton Malaysia Website) does not suggest any injury, see below:
"Chong Wei is still the main threat. He is still a very dangerous opponent," said Momota after his 21-19, 22-20 win over India's H.S. Prannoy in the first round in the Celcom Axiata Malaysia Open Superseries Premier at the Malawati Stadium in Shah Alam on Wednesday.
"There are others like Chen Long and Lin Dan … but to me Chong Wei is the man to beat. He may have suffered shock defeats in the All-England and India Open but it does not mean his badminton is on the slide.You win some and lose some in any sports and this is what has happened to Chong Wei."
On his chances in the Malaysia Open the former junior world champion (2012) said his match against Prannoy has given him the "momentum" for his coming matches.
"It is windy inside the stadium but I will have managed to adjust my game. I will be in better shape to face my opponents now. For sure I am motivated with my win in India as I have won all my four superseries finals," added Momota.
Probably something family-related since his post-match interview (on Badminton Malaysia Website) does not suggest any injury, see below:
"Chong Wei is still the main threat. He is still a very dangerous opponent," said Momota after his 21-19, 22-20 win over India's H.S. Prannoy in the first round in the Celcom Axiata Malaysia Open Superseries Premier at the Malawati Stadium in Shah Alam on Wednesday.
"There are others like Chen Long and Lin Dan … but to me Chong Wei is the man to beat. He may have suffered shock defeats in the All-England and India Open but it does not mean his badminton is on the slide.You win some and lose some in any sports and this is what has happened to Chong Wei."
On his chances in the Malaysia Open the former junior world champion (2012) said his match against Prannoy has given him the "momentum" for his coming matches.
"It is windy inside the stadium but I will have managed to adjust my game. I will be in better shape to face my opponents now. For sure I am motivated with my win in India as I have won all my four superseries finals," added Momota.
Black Tiger
Regular Member
Thanks for the info! Hope it's nothing too serious and he will be back for the Singapore Open next week to defend his crown
