2016 YONEX ALL ENGLAND Open SSP - QUALIFICATION & Round of 32(8th and 9th March)

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  1. Nine Tailed Fox

    Nine Tailed Fox Regular Member

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    Venue : Barclaycard Arena


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    Super Series Premier


    Prize Money
    : $ 550,000


    Tournament Software :
    http://tournamentsoftware.com/sport/tournament.aspx?id=EA417436-F4B0-4DA1-9FF4-7CB910F51658


    England Time : GMT

    Defending Champion(MS) : Chen Long

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    Defending Champion(WS): Carolina Marin

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    Defending Champion(XD): Zhang Nan/Zhao Yunlei

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    Defending Champion(MD): Mathias Boe/Carsten Mogensen

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    Defending Champion(WD): Bao Yixin/Tang Yuanting

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    Livestream : videostream.dn.ua/videopage/videoPage.php?g=c2J2b2JoK2F0Y3ZsbmhZ&c=en&i=eWlhaXVidGd1bA№f№f

    Court 2: http://livestream.com/bwfbadminton/sspbrimingham2016court2
     
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    bologna Regular Member

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    Well done bro.....
     
  3. nilesh123

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    You indeed took your time compiling pics if the last year's winners, we really appreciate it, thanx fox! Sorry can't find the like button anywhere :(
    Anyways time for the predictions, whose gonna take their chance first??
     
  4. renbo

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    My prediction for winners:
    MS: WZM
    WS: Bae YJ
    MD: Ku/Tan
    XD: Ma Jin/Xu Chen
    WD: anyone not Chinese

    Haha, just joking
     
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    Player's withdrawal according to ts.com update : Parupalli Kashyap (IND), Mathias Boe/Carsten Mogensen (DEN), Hirokatsu Hashimoto/Noriyasu Hirata (JPN), Ekaterina Bolotova/Evgeniya Kosetskaya (RUS), Vivian Hoo Kah Mun/Woon Khe Wei (MAS), Robert Mateusiak/Nadiezda Zieba (POL).

    Tournament website : http://www.allenglandbadminton.com/

    Tournament time-table : http://www.allenglandbadminton.com/the-championships/tournament-schedule-2016/

    Ticket information : http://www.allenglandbadminton.com/tickets/info/

    BWF Preview : http://bwfbadminton.com/2016/03/06/yonex-all-england-the-2016-superseries-season-is-here/

    LIVE TV coverage will be started from R/16 (Thursday) onwards.

    QUALIFICATION (12.00pm local time, 5 court) => http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/matches.aspx?id=EA417436-F4B0-4DA1-9FF4-7CB910F51658

    Indonesia youngsters begin their debut in luxurious Barclaycard Arena today, Ihsan Maulana Mustofa will up against 2010 All England runner-up and former Japan number one Kenichi Tago. Jonatan Chistie has local player as his first opponent while Anthony Ginting will take on Sameer Verma. China next big thing, He Bingjiao should pass qualifying round and will meet Pai Yu Po on tomorrow's main draw.
     
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    hahaha, no way koo/tan can win it,
     
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    let's c how MAS players fare in today's qualifying.
     
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    Super Dan's best still to come, muses Gade

    [​IMG]AFP News – 7 hours ago

    https://sg.sports.yahoo.com/news/badminton-super-dans-best-still-come-muses-gade-205854741.html


    The best of Lin Dan, twice an Olympic men's singles gold medallist and this week seeking a sixth All-England Open title at the age of 32, is still to come, according to Peter Gade.

    Danish former All-England champion Gade is the longest lasting top level player of the modern era.
    If Gade is right, the world's oldest tournament, which starts in Birmingham on Wednesday, could see one of its greatest legends parading his unique skills in all their unpredictable brilliance once more.
    Whether such a revival after three lower-key years does happen for Lin, known as 'Super Dan', this week, or instead when he is chasing a record-breaking third gold at the Games in Rio in August, is a burning question.
    "Lin Dan has had the Olympics in his mind for a long time, and a lot of things that have happened have been about that," said Gade, who is now France's national coach.
    By limiting travel and competition, Lin may have been preserving his 32-year-old body.
    "We have still to see the best of Lin Dan," Gade reckoned. "He will come alive in a different way for the Olympics, I think. But whether he will open up now and we see his best this week, we don't know."
    Lin captured only two front-line titles last year, and has won a mere eight since his last All-England triumph four years ago, as well as taken two long breaks.
    But his dazzling combinations of all-round technical excellence and tactical variations could bring yet more records.
    "Lin Dan still has ambition," Gade asserted. "It's very interesting from the fans' point of view."
    - Sensational comeback -
    Lee Chong Wei, Lin's closest rival for much of the past eight years, may also be ready to challenge for another All-England title again. If Lee succeeds it would be his fourth.
    The light-footed Malaysian made a sensational comeback from suspension and injury last year despite his 33 years, extending an unbeaten streak to 21 matches while climbing from 182 to world number two.
    This highly encouraging sequence included a victory over Lin in the China Open semi-finals in November, his first since January 2012 over the Olympic champion.
    "I'm really surprised with my progress," Lee admitted. "I have come a long way.
    "It hasn't been easy to get back to where I am. If you had asked me nine months ago if I ever dreamt of being world number one again, I would probably have told you that it's not possible.
    "Now I dare to dream again, and I'll try to regain the number one spot, hopefully before the Olympics."

    The present incumbent, Chen Long, has however been impressively dominant since winning the first of his two world titles in Copenhagen in mid-2014, gradually gaining confidence in his ability to succeed Lin as China's pre-eminent player.
    Chen has so far held the top ranking for 16 successive months and will start as top seed in his bid to win his third All-England title.
    Whether the 27-year-old is also the genuine favourite may be learned sooner than later for he is in the same half as Lin and the two dangerous Danes, Jan Jorgensen and Viktor Axelsen.
    The latter beat him in the Super Series finals in Dubai in December.
    Meanwhile, Lee has a possible semi-final with Kento Momota, the young Japanese left-hander who hinted at a breakthrough by winning the Super Series finals.
    The women's singles favourite is clearer cut, with Carolina Marin, the 22-year-old, two-time world champion from Spain top-seeded.
    Last year's runner-up, Saina Nehwal of India is seeded second with two former All-England champions from China, Li Xuerui and Wang Yihan, third and fourth respectively.
     
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    ZZ withdrawn, so no show from him...
     
  10. Nine Tailed Fox

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    Latest BWF rankings

    Blow for Saina Nehwal and Jan O Jorgensen


    Saina Nehwal down 1 place to Number 3 while Jan O Jorgensen out of Top 4 for the first time in 2 years.

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  11. Baddyforall

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    Saina didn't participate in any tournaments this year ,so it's obvious that it was reflected in her ranking. Nothing new.
     
  12. Loh

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    I hope the above table takes into account the results of the German Open which affected those players in the top ten particularly:

    For a GPG the points won by:

    LD 7000 winner
    CTC 5950 runner-up
    JOJ 76422 (3/4)

    But I guess BWF have to make adjustments for updating purposes (like adding the most recent match results and subtracting the last or oldest?)

    Interesting to note that the first three top singles CL, LCW and KM did not participate
     
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    it's the Top 10 tournament results of a player that are taken into account. JOJ won the German Open last year but couldn't defend his title,so his points will be deducted.

    And yes,these new rankings are after German Open and will be published on thursday.
     
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    Thanks for the clarification. ;)
     
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    Good job Fox!

    RMV Gurusaidutt withdrawn. Follows the pattern of Indians withdrawing, when there is a possibility of an early clash in GPG, SS and SSP events. Gopichand probably thinking of Sameer Verma as the more dangerous player and one with better chances of progressing.
    Unfortunate that Ginting Anthony and Sameer Verma have to face off in QR1. :( Both these talented youngsters could have embarrassed some seeded players.
     
  16. nilesh123

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    Yes that and SN is defending hefty amount of pts, she was RU last year and she will have to work harder this time to save those points! She isn't match fit and has tricky opponents starting from R2 itself
     
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    India open draws out.....WSX VS LXR again.....PVS vs CM......
     
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    well, the chance of 2 players drawn in the same or opposite half is always 50/50.
     
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    PVS vs CM in R1 :( that's shocking for home fav
    KS vs THW in R1 and possibily KS vs AJ in R2
     
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    PVS ll beat CM with home support......so dont worry.
     

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