Except for that one who made the horrendous scoring error in the ladies doubles.Referrees ,all of them deserve a very big applause.
Except for that one who made the horrendous scoring error in the ladies doubles.Referrees ,all of them deserve a very big applause.
Yep. That was a blunder from their side. They did not want to correct the mistake. And moreover, Service judge also did not see it ?.Except for that one who made the horrendous scoring error in the ladies doubles.
Unfortunately, she quits competitive badminton completely.
Now she continues her undergraduate study in AUS, while becomes a badminton coach in one of the biggest club there where Gronya either trains or also coaches in the club
She played with Yu Yang (whom I am sure you know ofThough Im a lover of MAJOR medalists but I think tang was a doubles player right ?
She played with Yu Yang (whom I am sure you know of) in Rio2016, lost narrowly in semis, then lost bronze match.
Maybe simply because the players whom many would have commented or discussed the most had gone down in earlier rounds too.a very lame wc compare to other. Too many one side match, same country match. Too many strong players not attend. We have 2 threads with total 144 pages. Thread quater to final 2018 had 158 pages. Last point of tourney in page 147. We have already had 16 pages after last point this wc
because fox retire?)
The infamous mental breakdown probably traumatized the younger playerShe played with Yu Yang (whom I am sure you know of) in Rio2016, lost narrowly in semis, then lost bronze match.
There's no such thing as lucky in the world of sports just so you know. It wasn't a lucky Olympic bronze for her, she worked her way to reach the bronze medal play off. Too bad Wang Xin got injured and had to retire mid way but to label her bronze medal as lucky is childish. Just to put things in perspective Saina in Beijing was leading Yulianti of Indonesia 11-3 or something like that in the third game of their quarter final match but still ended up losing it. Was Yulianti lucky back then? I don't think so. Similarly, a match which never came to a conclusion because the other player had to retire mid way through it because of a career threatening injury shouldn't be the reason to label someone else's medal as lucky. And don't forget she's the one who brought about this revolution in badminton in India just like Sania did in tennis.Yes I do think she should retire because she already has a LUCKY Olympic bronze and WC Bronze and silver
There's no such thing as lucky in the world of sports just so you know. It wasn't a lucky Olympic bronze for her, she worked her way to reach the bronze medal play off. Too bad Wang Xin got injured and had to retire mid way but to label her bronze medal as lucky is childish. Just to put things in perspective Saina in Beijing was leading Yulianti of Indonesia 11-3 or something like that in the third game of their quarter final match but still ended up losing it. Was Yulianti lucky back then? I don't think so. Similarly, a match which never came to a conclusion because the other player had to retire mid way through it because of a career threatening injury shouldn't be the reason to label someone else's medal as lucky. And don't forget she's the one who brought about this revolution in badminton in India just like Sania did in tennis.
How I wish Wang Xin was lucky enough to overcome that injury and play again. She was a wonderful player.