Singapore SS - Semifinal (June/19/2010)

I thought so too...too bad...

Intersting match ups :

Boonsak Ponsana v Peter H Gade
Saina Nehwal v Lu Lan ( I think Saina has a great chance here)
Mel/Greysia v Lee Hyo Jung/Kim Min Jung
Laybourn/Juhl v Hendra/Vita (Danish pair to final)
Ko SH/Yoo YS v Tony/Howard (hmm...)
 
the taiwan MD duo did a great comeback just now. i hope they remain bold and put up a good fight against the olympic champs
 
good luck for Peter and INA players, I guess I can't watch today, have to fight my own battles, but gonna check out results later on and hope for some great battles on Sunday.
 
kuwichert said:
good luck for Peter and INA players, I guess I can't watch today, have to fight my own battles, but gonna check out results later on and hope for some great battles on Sunday.
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Thanks...what's your own battle...you play baddy too...
 
A lot of upsets, most notably Boe/Morgensen and KKK/TBH.

MS singles Sony should advanced to finals, Boonsak vs Gade would be excellent for spectators.

Surprised to see so many Taiwanese players in a Super series semi-finals.
 
from the lineup:
Peter should win
Tony & Howard should win
Lu Lan should win
KOR WD should win over INA WD
DEN XD should win over the INA XD
INA XD should win over the CHN TPE XD
CHN TPE WD should win
SDK should win
INA MD should win
...the last one between limsy's remaining fave WS...hmm, that i don't know...i want to pick Bae but i'm afraid i will upset limsy..:eek:;)
 
ctjcad said:
...the last one between limsy's remaining fave WS...hmm, that i don't know...i want to pick Bae but i'm afraid i will upset limsy..:eek:;)
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nah
may the best player win
of course i hope tai will be the youngest to advance to final in ws super series at age of 16(after she become the youngest to advance to semi in ws ss)
anyway
i think i will create a thread for her as her birthday present(20/6)^^
 
TaiTY's biggest win in this tourney was against Eriko; was that their first meeting ever?..but give credit to Tai for making it this far considering she played from the WS Qualification Rd. and then played in the WD event as well (her youth might play a bit of factor in lasting this long)...

*You should sing for her as she is celebrating her sweet 17th birthday..:cool:;)
 
ctjcad said:
TaiTY biggest win in this tourney was against Eriko; was that their first meeting ever?..but give credit to Tai for making it this far considering she played from the WS Qualification Rd. and then played in the WD event as well (her youth might play a bit of factor in lasting this long)...
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not sure about this(am doing my asignment)
but apart from who she defeat in his tournament
she also beat lydia cheah,kim moon hi, sayaka takahashi,febby agguni,maria febe,xia jing yun before
entered vietnam gp final at the age of 15,ajc ws runner up
stretch yip pui yin to 3rd set and lost 19-21 in east asian games ws semi final

lol
maybe next year when we meet
i will give her a pendrive with all her photo and vidoe i had
hehe
 
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but apart from who she defeat in his tournament
she also beat lydia cheah,kim moon hi, sayaka takahashi,febby agguni,maria febe,xia jing yun before
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..imo, those names/players aren't really "household"/big names in the WS field, at least not yet. I think Eriko is the first "household"/big name she has beaten..
Now, if Tai Tzu Ying should meet & can upset that future baddy-goddess from THA, next yr in the WJC, then i will really pay attention..
 
ctjcad said:
..imo, those names/players aren't really "household"/big names in the WS field, at least not yet. I think Eriko is the first "household"/big name she has beaten..
Now, if Tai Tzu Ying should meet & can upset that future baddy-goddess from THA, next yr in the WJC, then i will really pay attention..
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i had watch the match of her against linda
and i had picked her in paw
let see what happen next
hopefully she will get her biggest birthday present tomorow
 
Tai Tzu Ying looks like a good prospect to kick Ratchanok Intanon off her throne if she plays as consistent as this all the time. All the best to her! Hope to see her in the finals!

Good luck to my neigbours Indonesia and Singapore. But most of all, I'm gonna support:

Boonsak Ponsana
 
ctjcad said:
from the lineup:
Peter should win
Tony & Howard should win
Lu Lan should win
KOR WD should win over INA WD
DEN XD should win over the INA XD
INA XD should win over the CHN TPE XD
CHN TPE WD should win
SDK should win
INA MD should win
...the last one between limsy's remaining fave WS...hmm, that i don't know...i want to pick Bae but i'm afraid i will upset limsy..:eek:;)
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What a lazy prediction.:p

Ko/Yoo defeated Howard/Tony in straight games @ Korea 2010. The Koreans have not lost a game en route to the SF beating the likes of Koo/Tan and Yonathan/Rian.
Saina beat Lu Lan in straight games @ Indonesia 2009. From the way Saina beat WMC and LXR plus Lu Lan almost got beaten by Judith, Saina should win.
Kim/Lee and Meiliana/Greysia have not met. You probably right on this one.
Hendra/Vita beat Thomas/Kamilla in straight games @ Japan 2009. But I'm rooting for the Danes simply because they have not lost a game so far.
Nova/Liliyana and Chen/Cheng have never faced off. The Taiwanese duo have beaten Zheng/Ma in straight games @ Swiss 2010 and the Indonesians have been shaky. I think the hard smashing Chen has a chance of upsetting the top seeds.
Cheng/Chien beat Yao/Sari @ India GP Gold 2008. The Singaporeans improved a lot since their last meeting but I think the Taiwanese will prevail again.
Sony beat Kashyap @ Philippines Open 2007. If Kashyap can play like how he beat Tien Minh, this should be an interesting match. But Sony still has the edge.
Kido/Setiawan leads the H2H 3-2 with Fang/Lee winning the last encounter @ China Open 2009 in 3 games. Beating Mathias/Carsten should have given Fang/Lee a confidence boost. But I think it will go into the distance in favor of the Indonesians.
Bae vs Tai. The battle between 2 underdogs. I think I have go with Bae in 2.

The predictions are based on my own analysis, please do not quote me if the results turn out otherwise! :p
 
hi i was at the indoor stadium yesterday, it is common for badminton to play in a air condition enviroment?

other Super Series also play in air con enviroment?
 
robin7 said:
What a lazy prediction.:p

Ko/Yoo defeated Howard/Tony in straight games @ Korea 2010. The Koreans have not lost a game en route to the SF beating the likes of Koo/Tan and Yonathan/Rian.
Saina beat Lu Lan in straight games @ Indonesia 2009. From the way Saina beat WMC and LXR plus Lu Lan almost got beaten by Judith, Saina should win.
Kim/Lee and Meiliana/Greysia have not met. You probably right on this one.
Hendra/Vita beat Thomas/Kamilla in straight games @ Japan 2009. But I'm rooting for the Danes simply because they have not lost a game so far.
Nova/Liliyana and Chen/Cheng have never faced off. The Taiwanese duo have beaten Zheng/Ma in straight games @ Swiss 2010 and the Indonesians have been shaky. I think the hard smashing Chen has a chance of upsetting the top seeds.
Cheng/Chien beat Yao/Sari @ India GP Gold 2008. The Singaporeans improved a lot since their last meeting but I think the Taiwanese will prevail again.
Sony beat Kashyap @ Philippines Open 2007. If Kashyap can play like how he beat Tien Minh, this should be an interesting match. But Sony still has the edge.
Kido/Setiawan leads the H2H 3-2 with Fang/Lee winning the last encounter @ China Open 2009 in 3 games. Beating Mathias/Carsten should have given Fang/Lee a confidence boost. But I think it will go into the distance in favor of the Indonesians.
Bae vs Tai. The battle between 2 underdogs. I think I have go with Bae in 2.

The predictions are based on my own analysis, please do not quote me if the results turn out otherwise! :p
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Peter is tied with Boonsak @ 2-2 in H2H with the Thai winning the last two encounters @ Malaysia 2010 and China Masters 2009. All their previous meetings lasted in 3 games with their first in 1998:eek:. Tough call. Okay. Peter in 3.
 
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