Yonex ALL ENGLAND Open 2022 - Entry List

[nokh88]

Look at the end of the match, the king shot the shuttle by anger, and Heo Kwang Hee picked it up. This is why.

I don't hate Lee Zii Jia out court, but I didn't like his attitude on court.

This is your idol ??? This is your king ???

I don't have any badminton idol. To me, the best badminton player is myself. But if you insist, it's Nishimoto and Momota, not necessarily in this order.

There are no badminton kings too but our country has a king.

Btw, the video is too long to watch.

 

[Vestige117]

Lee Zii Jia chads keep winning, while Nishi fans keep losing.

In all seriousness, I think what is worse than Lee Zii Jia's antics is the antics of a user who keeps mocking a player and his fanbase indignantly. What a clown.

 

[terrynguyen121988]

I don't have any badminton idol. To me, the best badminton player is myself. But if you insist, it's Nishimoto and Momota, not necessarily in this order.

There are no badminton kings too but our country has a king.

Btw, the video is too long to watch.

Just look at the last point of deciding game, when the king shot the shuttle.

I've never been see something worse than that in badminton.

 

[nokh88]

I remember one player breaking his racquet after the game. And many threw their racquets away too.

 

[decrepit]

I remember one player breaking his racquet after the game. And many threw their racquets away too.

Some actions I can think of:
- Zhang Nan slams his racket after a flick serve from KSS that ending the match. I remembered it was and XD match, ZN/ZYL vs KSS/GP.
- Anders S. Rasmussen broke his racket after the match vs Koo/Tan, Thomas Cup 2015
- Bodin Isara fought with his partner M. Jongjit
- Kevin SS's oncourt antics (it's arguable because someone will find them interesting, but I'm annoyed)
- Match-fixing scandal in London OLP 2012

Quite off-topic so I will stop here.

 

[terrynguyen121988]

I remember one player breaking his racquet after the game. And many threw their racquets away too.

Yeah, they can break their racket, threw away by shooting it, and yeah, it's their racket, they owned them.

But the shuttlecock didn't belong to players, it belongs to the host. and Heo Kwang Hee have to pick it up to give back to umpire.

Lee Zii Jia didn't own the shuttlecock. Please!!!

 

[Vestige117]

Just look at the last point of deciding game, when the king shot the shuttle.

I've never been see something worse than that in badminton.

Not even two badminton player of the same nation beating the hell out of each other, injuring themselves, and being banned for two years?!
You sure have a interesting definition of "worst".

 

[terrynguyen121988]

Not even two badminton player of the same nation beating the hell out of each other, injuring themselves, and being banned for two years?!
You sure have a interesting definition of "worst".

they beat each other because one of them or both said bad thing about their family (swearing) ???

In the king's case, who make him angry ??? Heo Kwang Hee or umpire or the shuttlecock ???

 

[Vestige117]

they beat each other because one of them or both said bad thing about their family (swearing) ???

In the king's case, who make him angry ??? Heo Kwang Hee or umpire or the shuttlecock ???

Angry at himself? This is not rocket science. You can see people do that anytime, especially in soccer.

 

[terrynguyen121988]

Angry at himself? This is not rocket science. You can see people do that anytime, especially in soccer.

Soccer (football) was a dirty game, players was cheating as possible as they can, umpire can make a dirty decide against of millions of people, destroy opponent's foot,...

In badminton, we just compare with badminton situation. And this is worse than anything I've seen.

 

[Vestige117]

Soccer (football) was a dirty game, players was cheating as possible as they can, umpire can make a dirty decide against of millions of people, destroy opponent's foot,...

In badminton, we just compare with badminton situation. And this is worse than anything I've seen.

All of your statements are subjective. Kicking a shuttle softly is worse than literally beating another human being? Zero marks.

 

[terrynguyen121988]

All of your statements are subjective. Kicking a shuttle softly is worse than literally beating another human being? Zero marks.

Players beat each other, and they said sorry after that, then they partner again.

Did Lee Zii Jia take experience of this ??? No, he still showed bad attitude on court after that.

 

[keithl]

Players beat each other, and they said sorry after that, then they partner again.

Did Lee Zii Jia take experience of this ??? No, he still showed bad attitude on court after that.

If you watch the ending again， LJZ was clearly disappointed with himself for hitting the shuttle into the net, so he did to it what he saw was in front on him. But did you notice, he shook his opponent's hand after that. I think you have made up your mind to go all out to make him look bad... front your picture of him to every opportunity you get to paint a negative picture... there is a term for this.... propaganda!

 

[Vestige117]

Players beat each other, and they said sorry after that, then they partner again.

Did Lee Zii Jia take experience of this ??? No, he still showed bad attitude on court after that.

Bad attitude? I don't take it that way and many others have the same opinion as me. You, on the other hand seems to be driving this narrative that pushing a shuttle is worse than beating another player for some reason? Let me see BWF (the federation of all badminton) banned the THA players for a few years while Lee Zii Jia got...nothing from the umpire, the KOR player, or anyone.