nah. singles player's genes. they will suck at doubles.
i'd rather see Kingston play single against LD/XXF's son, in 20 yrs' time.
Lee Chong Wei ( 李宗伟 )
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nah. singles player's genes. they will suck at doubles.
i'd rather see Kingston play single against LD/XXF's son, in 20 yrs' time.
visor
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No joke... their kids will have genes from the top singles players in the world. I can't even begin to imagine the expectations that can be placed on their little shoulders.nah. singles player's genes. they will suck at doubles.
i'd rather see Kingston play single against LD/XXF's son, in 20 years time.
carltan101
Regular Member
hard to say since most of the kids that have successful parents such as LCW don't come out the same as their parents
The Accidental Tourist?
eaglehelang
Regular Member
But Li Gen's mother is not former badminton player. WMC is. Can imagine her teaching the kid how to grip a badminton racket from the crib.
Gingerbeer
Regular Member
nah. singles player's genes. they will suck at doubles.
i'd rather see Kingston play single against LD/XXF's son, in 20 yrs' time.
I read this post and then thinking of Li Gen and LYB ;p
I never knew you have any respect to LCW.
If you have none to begin with, why talk about losing it?
haha
wch is the person i most respect in mas squad.
now,gone
nokh88
Regular Member
haha
wch is the person i most respect in mas squad.
now,gone
I also respect and like WCH more.
Worlds – Chong Wei not happy
http://www.badzine.net/news/worlds-chong-wei-not-happy/25406/
EXCERPTS:
In a long interview given to the Malaysian “Star”, Lee Chong Wei was not happy about BWF’s decision to let Lin Dan participate in the world meet in Guangzhou next month. Not because he fears to play against him but on the principle :
“How can BWF give another slot to China when they already have three players in the fray,” said Chong Wei. “Would it not made more sense to give the wild card to a country who have no representative in the world championships? A player can stay away for eight months and still be considered for the world championships! What about the others who have worked hard to qualify for the event. He is one of the players, who had conceded walkovers and turned his back on BWF’s tournaments many times. Yet, he is rewarded with a wild card. I do not know what to say about BWF’s rules and regulations any more.”
Chong Wei has yet to win a Gold medal at a major event – the world championships or the Olympics.
BWF's decisions are really strange some times.. What to do..??
Atleast sometimes , they take wise decisions for the welfare of the badminton sport as if they have taken during london olympics 2012..
http://www.badzine.net/news/worlds-chong-wei-not-happy/25406/
EXCERPTS:
In a long interview given to the Malaysian “Star”, Lee Chong Wei was not happy about BWF’s decision to let Lin Dan participate in the world meet in Guangzhou next month. Not because he fears to play against him but on the principle :
“How can BWF give another slot to China when they already have three players in the fray,” said Chong Wei. “Would it not made more sense to give the wild card to a country who have no representative in the world championships? A player can stay away for eight months and still be considered for the world championships! What about the others who have worked hard to qualify for the event. He is one of the players, who had conceded walkovers and turned his back on BWF’s tournaments many times. Yet, he is rewarded with a wild card. I do not know what to say about BWF’s rules and regulations any more.”
Chong Wei has yet to win a Gold medal at a major event – the world championships or the Olympics.
BWF's decisions are really strange some times.. What to do..??
Atleast sometimes , they take wise decisions for the welfare of the badminton sport as if they have taken during london olympics 2012
..carltan101
Regular Member
yeah that's easy to say but hard to do. in america, players such as michael jordan gets scouted by colleges and gives him a scholarship not particularly for his academic skills but for his basketball skills. then he gets drafted to the nba after college and plays for the team that picked during the drafts