Reported by Netease Sports Channel, March 12, 2006 Beijing time, from Chengdu.
Undoubtedly, men’s singles final is most likely to catch most people's eyes today. And this match ultimately ends in Chinese young Chen Jin’s victory of 2-0(21-19,21-14) over Danish notable player Peter Gade.
Chen Jin has amazing performance for all matches during 2006 China Masters Cup. After drawing a bye in the first round, he defeated Thailand’s famed Boonsak Ponsana and eliminated Malaysia’s noted Muhd Hafiz B HASHIM and Danish Kenneth Jonassen in the next two days which has brightened everyone’s eyes in surprise. On the other hand, Peter Gade washed out two Chinese players around-the-clock in order to get promoted. After a tough match with Chen Yu, this veteran who is 30 years old fought hard against world no.1 Lin Dan in the semifinal. And in the last minute, stable performance grants Gade the ultimate victory for this breathtaking match. The latest battle between Chen Jin and Gade was held in England Tournaments this January and Gade was the winner. From then on Chen Jin keeps in good form especially after winning the championship in Germany Tournament. And Chen Jin has been rated the most promising youngster who is most likely to participate in Thomas Cup held this year in the star-studded Chinese squad.
Since the game begins, Chen Jin tries his best to suppress Gade in vigour and leads by 2-0 basing on his positive offense. But shortly Gade acclimatizes himself to the pace and keeps hitting the ball to Chen’s side boundary lines.Gade’s tactic works well which results in Chen Jin’s misses. Then Gade surpasses Chen Jin at 7-3. After that Gade moves and hits actively and gets the match under control. Before long Gade brings the game to the break with his leading of 11-6.
After the break Chen Jin makes some tactical changes in time and adds more hairpin shots. On the contrary, Gade seems to keep a slack hand and could not follow Chen Jin’s pace. Chen Jin takes the chance to catch up to 13-14 after he is left 5 points behind. Then the tougher game falls into rubber condition, but soon Chen Jin manages to bring the game to 16-16 and continue to rob 4 more points in a row. Just when Chen Jin wins the game point, Gade bucks up and makes consecutive 3 points by rushing. However, the key point belongs to Chen Jin in the end and he seals the first game at 21-19.
Both sides continue to fight hard in the second game. Chen Jin exerts his rapid but fierce technique very well while Gade performs his unique backhand drop shots deception combined with sudden leaping kills sufficiently. The score once became 7-7. Just the same as the first game, it is Gade who is more experienced brings the game to the break by leading at 11-9. After the competition starts over again, Chen Jin keeps his tactic of speeding up and casting ferocious attack. Gade gradually runs out of energy when facing Chen Jin’s powerful offense, he moves in lower speed and the placements are no longer as precise as before. Young Chen Jin grasps the chance and hits consecutive overhead strokes. In this way, Chen Jin takes the lead with wide gap. Finally with a rush-up smash, Chen Jin knocks out Peter Gade by 21-14 and makes himself the Champion of men’s singles for 2006 China Masters Cup.
This victory over Gade and the concomitant champion means that Chen Jin is mature for his technique as well as psychology. We are certain that this 20-year-old youngster will provide us more shock factors in the near future.(by 旺旺)
Undoubtedly, men’s singles final is most likely to catch most people's eyes today. And this match ultimately ends in Chinese young Chen Jin’s victory of 2-0(21-19,21-14) over Danish notable player Peter Gade.
Chen Jin has amazing performance for all matches during 2006 China Masters Cup. After drawing a bye in the first round, he defeated Thailand’s famed Boonsak Ponsana and eliminated Malaysia’s noted Muhd Hafiz B HASHIM and Danish Kenneth Jonassen in the next two days which has brightened everyone’s eyes in surprise. On the other hand, Peter Gade washed out two Chinese players around-the-clock in order to get promoted. After a tough match with Chen Yu, this veteran who is 30 years old fought hard against world no.1 Lin Dan in the semifinal. And in the last minute, stable performance grants Gade the ultimate victory for this breathtaking match. The latest battle between Chen Jin and Gade was held in England Tournaments this January and Gade was the winner. From then on Chen Jin keeps in good form especially after winning the championship in Germany Tournament. And Chen Jin has been rated the most promising youngster who is most likely to participate in Thomas Cup held this year in the star-studded Chinese squad.
Since the game begins, Chen Jin tries his best to suppress Gade in vigour and leads by 2-0 basing on his positive offense. But shortly Gade acclimatizes himself to the pace and keeps hitting the ball to Chen’s side boundary lines.Gade’s tactic works well which results in Chen Jin’s misses. Then Gade surpasses Chen Jin at 7-3. After that Gade moves and hits actively and gets the match under control. Before long Gade brings the game to the break with his leading of 11-6.
After the break Chen Jin makes some tactical changes in time and adds more hairpin shots. On the contrary, Gade seems to keep a slack hand and could not follow Chen Jin’s pace. Chen Jin takes the chance to catch up to 13-14 after he is left 5 points behind. Then the tougher game falls into rubber condition, but soon Chen Jin manages to bring the game to 16-16 and continue to rob 4 more points in a row. Just when Chen Jin wins the game point, Gade bucks up and makes consecutive 3 points by rushing. However, the key point belongs to Chen Jin in the end and he seals the first game at 21-19.
Both sides continue to fight hard in the second game. Chen Jin exerts his rapid but fierce technique very well while Gade performs his unique backhand drop shots deception combined with sudden leaping kills sufficiently. The score once became 7-7. Just the same as the first game, it is Gade who is more experienced brings the game to the break by leading at 11-9. After the competition starts over again, Chen Jin keeps his tactic of speeding up and casting ferocious attack. Gade gradually runs out of energy when facing Chen Jin’s powerful offense, he moves in lower speed and the placements are no longer as precise as before. Young Chen Jin grasps the chance and hits consecutive overhead strokes. In this way, Chen Jin takes the lead with wide gap. Finally with a rush-up smash, Chen Jin knocks out Peter Gade by 21-14 and makes himself the Champion of men’s singles for 2006 China Masters Cup.
This victory over Gade and the concomitant champion means that Chen Jin is mature for his technique as well as psychology. We are certain that this 20-year-old youngster will provide us more shock factors in the near future.(by 旺旺)