robin7
Regular Member
Xie Xingfang [1] v Zhang Ning [2] - From the way Zhang Ning beat Pi Hongyan in the semi-final, she is more motivated to win a title since Singapore Open last year.
Lin Dan [1] v Lee Chong Wei [2] - The top seed is certainly more motivated to lift the first title of the year. Can Chong Wei stop Lin Dan? Chong Wei in straight sets or Lin Dan in rubber sets?
He Hanbin/Yu Yang [5] v Anthony Clark/Donna Kellogg - The English pair has been impressive upsetting 3 seeded pairs en rounte to the final, including 2 Indonesian pairs (3rd seeds Flandy/Vita and 2nd seeds Nova/Liliyana). Can they upset another seeded pair? Unlikely but not impossible.
Wei Yili/Zhang Yawen [1] v Yang Wei/Zhang Jiewen [2] - With or without team order, the World, Olympic and defending champions should prevail.
Jung Jae Sung/Lee Yong Dae [6] v Markis Kido/Hendra Setiawan [2] – A replay of the World Championship Final last year but the Korean pair has improved a lot since finishing runners-up then. Can they avenge their loss?
Lin Dan [1] v Lee Chong Wei [2] - The top seed is certainly more motivated to lift the first title of the year. Can Chong Wei stop Lin Dan? Chong Wei in straight sets or Lin Dan in rubber sets?
He Hanbin/Yu Yang [5] v Anthony Clark/Donna Kellogg - The English pair has been impressive upsetting 3 seeded pairs en rounte to the final, including 2 Indonesian pairs (3rd seeds Flandy/Vita and 2nd seeds Nova/Liliyana). Can they upset another seeded pair? Unlikely but not impossible.
Wei Yili/Zhang Yawen [1] v Yang Wei/Zhang Jiewen [2] - With or without team order, the World, Olympic and defending champions should prevail.
Jung Jae Sung/Lee Yong Dae [6] v Markis Kido/Hendra Setiawan [2] – A replay of the World Championship Final last year but the Korean pair has improved a lot since finishing runners-up then. Can they avenge their loss?
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