Was Lin Dan really panting quite a bit during the final?

Loh said:
I'm really sorry for all those professionals who smoke. :(
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i dont know if they are worthy to be sympathised with, especially since they are professional players.. unless they've been brought up to smoke since childhood or something, which i think is unlikely.

anyway, we digress from the original topic. crazy_smasher, why don't you watch the match again and judge for yourself? :confused:
 
I have not seen n do not have it

Anatolii said:
i dont know if they are worthy to be sympathised with, especially since they are professional players.. unless they've been brought up to smoke since childhood or something, which i think is unlikely.

anyway, we digress from the original topic. crazy_smasher, why don't you watch the match again and judge for yourself? :confused:
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I have not seen n do not have it :( n not likely to be able to get it
 
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I have just seen the HK version.

I didn't see any panting but LinDan

looked lost in sets 2 & 3.
 
what's wrong with smoking..??? it's their own freewill isn't it???
i do know that some of the chinese players smoke.... but maybe their coach doesn't know.... hahaha :p
 
btw i think Lin Dan lost maybe because he was tired... 3 games for most matches.... and the bandage on his knees could mean muscle strain hence causes his speed and movement to become slower....

he was also losing concentration after the 1st set, which i think he played the 1st set pretty well.... hiaz...
 
Bbn said:
Now here's a chance to pin dpwn LinDan for his loss in AE

1) He was on drugs, carry out a urine test

2) He was smokong, bad role model for badminton promotion

3) He was injured, he should have retired

4) He gave the game to Chen Hong, he was gulty of
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Come on guys:rolleyes:, it so obvious that it was:
5) checking out Chen Hong's new NS7000, he was
 
At first I thought he did give away the match on purpose so I decided to watch some earlier matches of his.

After having seen the German 2004, Denmark, China and All-England semifinal again I have come to the conclusion that he did not give it away, rather he simply lost focus. The most obvious example of this would be the AE-SF against Wong Choong Hann where he blew a huge lead to lose the second set. This type of behavior is also exhibited in the China Open against Bao Chunlai where Lin Dan gave away a string of points ( although he did not lose the game ).

Granted, this was the longest period where he gave away the points but we have to consider the the opponent was another Chinese player. In this case when the inevitable came maybe Lin Dan just gave up.
 
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chinadoll said:
what's wrong with smoking..??? it's their own freewill isn't it???
i do know that some of the chinese players smoke.... but maybe their coach doesn't know.... hahaha :p
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Smoking's real bad.

80 % of people in China smoke, you can say there is Chinese dominance/hegemony in smoking but Westerners dont seem to mind.

Smoking causes serious damage to the body which manifests itself in later life.

I fact there is a worldwide ban on advertising by tobacco and alcohol companies.

So tobacco & alcohol cos cannot sponsor sports events ,

some even suggest that Yonex should be included, that means no more badminton on TV.
 
Bbn said:
Smoking's real bad.

80 % of people in China smoke, you can say there is Chinese dominance/hegemony in smoking but Westerners dont seem to mind.

Smoking causes serious damage to the body which manifests itself in later life.

I fact there is a worldwide ban on advertising by tobacco and alcohol companies.

So tobacco & alcohol cos cannot sponsor sports events ,

some even suggest that Yonex should be included, that means no more badminton on TV.
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80% is too much to be true. according to an article I just read, 52.5% of the population smoke or are affected by second-hand smoking. its due to the high concentration of the population in large cities.
 
Bbn said:
some even suggest that Yonex should be included, that means no more badminton on TV.
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who's that idiotic 'some'..

chinadoll, cigarette smoke negatively affects the environment. smoking is an eyesore. if those are not wrong enough, it damages every part your body.
 
Bbn said:
Smoking's real bad.

80 % of people in China smoke, you can say there is Chinese dominance/hegemony in smoking but Westerners dont seem to mind.

Smoking causes serious damage to the body which manifests itself in later life.

I fact there is a worldwide ban on advertising by tobacco and alcohol companies.

So tobacco & alcohol cos cannot sponsor sports events ,

some even suggest that Yonex should be included, that means no more badminton on TV.
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Its a fact that alot of pple smokes there. Their cigs there are dirt cheap... a box for 2RMB? Singapore a box for SGD $9~10 dollars... so its only 40 cents a box there and each is abt 2 cents only. whereas a cig here cost abt 50cents...

To sum in up
It burns your money and your life
 
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