The Draw has been published as of today. It can be found here: http://events.badmintoneurope.com/Clubs/CommonDrive/Components/GetWWWFile.aspx?fileID=11741 I suppose we can keep this to one thread, as I doubt there will be a huge volume of interest.
2010 Winners : MS : Peter Hoeg Gade (DEN) WS : Tine Baun (DEN) MD : Lars Paaske/Jonas Rasmussen (DEN) WD : Nina Vislova/Valeri Sorokina (RUS) XD : Thomas Laybourn/Kamilla Rytter-Juhl (DEN) Will badminton powerhouse Denmark sweep all 5 titles in Karlskrona? Schedule-Result-LiveScore => http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/tournament.aspx?id=509E789B-EA12-4B3B-8F6A-CAD97266B03B
This tournament kicks off today, only 1 match scheduled to play tonight : http://www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/matches.aspx?id=509E789B-EA12-4B3B-8F6A-CAD97266B03B
Basically he needs an operation to properly fix it but does not want to take that much time off so i think it will be a constant problem. To just what proportions i don't know. source - http://www.facebook.com/petergadeofficial
Watching Egelstaff v Gavnholt. Egelstaff is playing dreadfully, one unforced error after the next, it's like she has not been going to training or getting coached. Total rust bucket, this is not good news for GB's Ladies singles olympic effort
Egelstaff has just finished playing a tournament in Peru last week. It's highly possible that she hasn't recovered from the fatigue and jetlag from that tournament yet.
Almost forgot this one! Looks like Yuhan Tan had his work with DM. I hope he can prevail tomorrow. Same for his sister Lianne zho's playing the number 8 seed. In MD we're up against giant DEN.
Ok fair enough your probably right. Yeah the quarter final mixed match will be sweet if the Gb'ers make it
*cough**b*llsh*t**cough* So on this fine watery ice cold morning (*brrr*), first two upsets of the day: Pi Hongyan and Chloe Magee ... exit stage on the left to Karin Schnaase and Natalia Perminova respectively, both in straight sets. Missed opportunity for some extra moolah .
"... and thus ended the Olympic quest of Lianne Tan". An amazing match it was and perhaps decided on a single highly regrettable decision by Tan. With a 4 point lead, 12-8 I think, she let a smash return drop out ... except it wasn't . Didn't even reach half court and was ripe for a kill but she let it drop .... and the rest as they say is history.
Well done to Kirsty Gilmour through in both singles and doubles, two matches remaining today against dutch players in both events. Lets go kick some wimpy dutch butt!
Fierce Polish-Russian XD battle as well going on : 29-27 in the first ... Worthy beforehand of a spot on the streaming court(s) but apparently some 2nd rate Danish pairs are more important . Excellent victory for Gilmour in the WS, wouldn't have put money on her. Probably against , good thing it wasn't available but the odds would have probably been in her opponents favour anyway so not interesting ... Up next: sightseeing in beautiful Karlskrona
That should be interesting: next match on court 2 is XD between Poland and Germany. Problem here is the German lady @ 20 minutes before scheduled start time has only just begun her WD match . Not to mention the match after that features a German male who is now also still playing MD so they can't exactly just swap it around either ...
Wow that's a bad time schedule. This will cause some delay. There already have been some upsets, especially HKV going down was quite a surprise.
