This MD from Chinese Taipei has not had any great result yet but watching them play they are surprisingly good and has troubled some established pairs. Here thay are Yang LEE AGE : 20 (08/12/1995) PLACE OF BIRTH: Taipei RESIDENCE : Kaohsiung City PLAYS : Right handed LANGUAGE(S): Chinese Jhe-Huei LEE AGE : 22 (03/20/1994) PLAYS : Right handed LANGUAGE(S): Chinese Anyone else that has any opinion about this pair? They are in the team for Thomas cup, can they spring some surprise as MD 2?
well done. they play a very fast paced flat game-oriented type of doubles, and their smash isn't too shabby either. i hope to see more of this pair in the future as they are stil young
Met them both this year. Really friendly guys. IMO they are lacking consistency and are prone to errors when they have a big number as opponent on court. If they are in a comfort zone, they really shine, but if they play against the bigger names, I got the impression atm they are nervous and don't have the patience. They are fun to watch.
Great fast and furious pair, they peaked right at Macau Open, although they are under performing since then.
I see quite a lot of potential in this pairing and I quite like them - good movement and strong attack, fast and decent defence but they have some obvious weaknesses they really need to overcome to be among the best. I feel there is an element of arrogance/over-confidence, a desire to show off a little too much. Yes, it is good to have confidence and self belief, but it needs to be tempered. Too much will distract your concentration and ultimately performance. You can see both of them at times would stare out the opposition, or excessively delay their opponent's serve etc. Or going for a "lap of honour" walk after pulling off a difficult shot/rally. The recent match against Ivanov and Sozonov is a good example. They were doing it a little too much in my opinion and they were clearly trying to play the mind game. LJH is, for me the weaker of the two. He is terribly inconsistent and has a relatively poor touch, particularly in the mid court and net. He tries to hit very steep smashes which when he pulls it off is fantastic, but it leaves very little margin for error. I like the way he mixes up his placement of the smash a lot and is not afraid of smashing close to the sidelines. But the amount of times he has put the shuttle in the net is quite concerning, particularly as most of these errors were unforced. He always seem to want to go for high risk, almost showboat shots to (seemingly) embarrass their opponents. It is clear that when he does pull of such a shot, he really feels good about himself. We all should feel good about playing well, but we shouldn't let it distract our concentration. This attitude in my opinion is a little immature and is holding them back from their full potential. If they can sort out this attitude and consistency, particularly LJH's shots in the midcourt/net area, they would easily reach the top ten.
One of my favourite pairs to watch at the moment. Is it me, or has LJH changed his smash action. It seems like a more controlled follow through, rather than the whip through action he used to do?
And the other thing is 3 TPE MD inside Top 10. I hope this duo Lee could make their way into Dubai SSF as well
Very exciting pair to watch, especially around mid court with their high risk high reward round the head interceptions and crouch defensive counterattack shots.
Lee Yang/Lee Jhe-Huei to be split up starting in January 2019. Lee Yang is to play the Malaysia Masters & Indonesia Masters with Wang Chi-Lin (former Chen Hung Ling's partner). While Lee Jhe-Huei has been registered in Thailand Masters with Yang Po-Hsuan (former Lee Sheng Mu's partner).