Li-Ning Singapore Open SS 2013 - Day 5: Semifinals (Saturday, 22nd June)

kelana said:
thus make sure you're watching as of the very first round, do not just wait to watch until the ending rounds: SF or finals... the probability of the compatriots playing e.o. in SF or finals are pretty high :D

for me, the quarterfinals are the best deal... one ticket serves you so many rewarding, intense matches at good bargain price!!! :p
Click to expand...

For live matches in the stadium I always go until the semi final. The QF has 4 courts to choose while the SF has two. The final, I watch at home.
 
nokh88 said:
For live matches in the stadium I always go until the semi final. The QF has 4 courts to choose while the SF has two. The final, I watch at home.
Click to expand...

almost the same, start from the outset but i stop short at QF :D for the reasons i mentioned earlier
 
If the Olympic and World Champion is going to continue participating in future tournaments with this kind of form, may as well call it a day.

Quite similar to TH during is final years before retirement.
 
nokh88 said:
If the Olympic and World Champion is going to continue participating in future tournaments with this kind of form, may as well call it a day.

Quite similar to TH during is final years before retirement.
Click to expand...

at this stage, as long as they're able to make it into the last four, there should not be much complaint :D however i prefer to postpone my judgement until the coming WC :p for a more sounding conclusion

a major tourney will provide clearer and more complete landscape pictures...
 
If this were a boxing match, the referee (umpire here) would have stop the match.
Oh no...spare me this pain.
 
LOL, Cai/Fu should call it a day.
They accomplish everything pretty much, might as well as retired as a champion, rather than retired as a loser.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top