21-0

Syaoran_Style said:
Jens Erikse/Martin Lundgaard (denmark) - Hrachya Mantsakanyan/Spartak Rsyan (armenia)
21-1 21-0

I think they are the first to put 21-0 lool
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Man! They got creamed! :eek: NO MERCY!!!!! GGGGgggrrrrhhh!!!

Me and my partner were talking about our stand against international players. We discussed that we'd get atleast 3 points against them. But if the representative of Armenia (I'm assuming they're the best in their country) couldn't get points, how much more us.
 
21-0 or 0-21 can be achievable if you or your opponent is actaully sandbagging the matches ROFL!!
 
gamepurpose said:
IMO, rally system. you only able to bagel your opponent is when you're 2 levels away.
Which mean A vs C. or B vs D
But I don't know, I consider myself as D, and I've played with B level. I do get points, well because they're simply make mistake too.
So I don't really know about 21 - 0, that's if one side extremely lucky and the other bad luck
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Most B level player (in Canada at least) conduct too many errors in general. Playing 21 flawless rallies is too difficult.

However, 21 -0, 21 - 0 is definitely possible. If anyone can appoint me to play 2 sets of single with LD. :D
 
I did 21-0 before, me and a girl against 2 guys.
My girl could serve and was good at the net. Those guys could only clear back and couldn't return my smash. I always thought that I was C level, but maybe that makes me at least B level? :confused:
 
bellyjeans said:
I think it's rude to do that to someone. No respect.
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i can see why it would be considered rude but i agree that there is no rule that says you have to give your opponent points in a game.i know its a nice thing to give people points and be nice but in reality im not that kind of guy to be overly nice during matches in a tournament unless for some reason im feeling really really great that day. i remember i played a tournament and i beat a guy 21-1, 21-0 i wasnt actually trying to end the rallies fast or anything just playing a simple consistant game and shots that wernt easy for him to get to or that he couldnt play a good reply off of and just so happens i won the 2nd game 21-0. but the amount of hate that i got afterwards for doing that but i wasnt going around bragging that i did it or anything its just the fact that i wasnt "nice" to the person for not giving them points in a tournament.
 
Wong8Egg said:
Most B level player (in Canada at least) conduct too many errors in general. Playing 21 flawless rallies is too difficult.

However, 21 -0, 21 - 0 is definitely possible. If anyone can appoint me to play 2 sets of single with LD. :D
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that would also be very difficult to keep LD motivated enough to concentrate for whole 21points.

Unless u bet USD1million per point with him...

in that case, u only need any national players from China, Msia, Indonesia, korea or Denmark will do. You dont need lD
 
I umpired a match at the USAB Jr. Nationals U19 GD. 2nd set was 21-0. I was also lucky to umpire a 30-29 game in that tournament for U15 BS.
 
At the club league-level, I can achieve this against the majority of people a couple of years younger than me, and I have also done it twice in a tournament (one of those was a hilarious game where my opponent served, I smashed, I served, my opponent returned, I smashed, etc. until the end of the game). Therefore I suggest that it is not an incredible feat at the county/club/district level. However, for the world elite level, it would be amazing to see something like this occur.
 
I played a 21-0 in my XD match last few weeks. :D My partner and I kept laughing after the match, because we can't believe we played a 21-0.:o
 
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