Yonex DENMARK Open SS Premier 2015 - Entry List & DRAW

Justin L said:
Thanks for posting the link.

So the draws were done by software but the finishing touches were applied by BWF officials for each of the five categories - that tells you the human interference involved and how random or manipulated the drawing process, for better or worse.

Perhaps the same practice is carried out in some, if not all, of the Superseries tournaments ? I don't know, but occasionally the outcome of the draws is/was too much of a coincidence not to suspect anything untoward. Personally, I'm not against some human interference to avoid the worst-case scenario or clearly undesirable outcome but I hope there are certain limits or procedures in place to prevent outright abuse motivated by private, selfish agendas.
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No doubt that the officials manipulate draws for certain purposes... supposedly the enhance "the image of badminton" etc...
 
I think Chen Long will avoid facing Lin Dan in the semis now since he has won Korea Open recently..And if LD wins this SSP,he may do the same in French Open..
 
I guess Fox you have a point.. But then this means he must loose LCW in QF..
Which I don't think CL's conscience allow him to do.. Rather he gives a WO or defeats LCW and then loose his compatriot.. This is surely a better deal as nobody would mind loosing to someone of your own nation and such high persona ...
 
MAS players route predictions (where they gonna end according to the draw) in Denmark Open:

MS:
Lee Chong Wei - R32, R16 or QF

WS:
None as no representatives

MD:
Goh V Shem/Tan Wee Kiong - R32

WD:
Vivian Hoo Kah Mun/Woon Khe Wei - R32 or R16
Amelia Alicia Anscelly/Soong Fie Cho - R32

XD:
Chan Peng Soon/Goh Liu Ying - R32
 
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^ Why are you being so harsh on LCW bro...
I don't see PK or WN stealing even 1game from him and yes as he has provided with such a cruel draw yes QF exit is written on the wall unless CL is unfit
 
Takuma Ueda has withdrawn and Ajay jayaram is promoted to main draw and is going to meet Hans Kristien vittinghus in the first round and not LINDAN. And ofcourse if he passes to next round, he is sure out of the tournament. B'coz he will meet Chen long in second round.
 
^ good news for AJ although his fate may still be the same as HKV is no pushover and along with crowd support it shouldn't be much difficult for him to deny the challenge from the indian
 
Hmmm I understand what's cooking up there mate... But do you still think Sun YU has chances to qualify for RIO
According to me the probability got further down when she couldn't win SCG open moreover it took everything out of her even to defeat her young compatriot HBJ... Who is still not much experienced and still not polished enough her opps and OG will not allow her to stand a chance..
Just my opinion
 
nilesh123 said:
Hmmm I understand what's cooking up there mate... But do you still think Sun YU has chances to qualify for RIO
According to me the probability got further down when she couldn't win SCG open moreover it took everything out of her even to defeat her young compatriot HBJ... Who is still not much experienced and still not polished enough her opps and OG will not allow her to stand a chance..
Just my opinion
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Of course Sun Yu's chances of going to Rio at this very moment are not very good.

But a few things to bear in mind however:

1. Sun Yu's head-to-head against Marin is still perfect. Marin is obviously a major (if not the No. 1) threat to the Chinese. Wang Xin had a perfect H2H against Tine, and Wang Xin is from the same province as Zhang Ning and LYB.
2. Sun Yu is also from the same province as Zhang Ning and LYB, just like Wang Xin.
3. She is relatively injury free.
4. Her strengths and weaknesses are not as well known to outsiders as her seniors' (ie, LXR, WSX and WYH).
5. LXR's chances of going to the Olympics at this point of the last Olympic cycles were also very small. LXR did not begin her meteoric rise until January 2012. [Correction: should be February 2012.]

So, if Sun Yu wins against Marin on Wednesday 14 October 2015, I think Sun Yu still has a chance to go to Rio.
 
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nilesh123 said:
Hmmm I understand what's cooking up there mate... But do you still think Sun YU has chances to qualify for RIO
According to me the probability got further down when she couldn't win SCG open moreover it took everything out of her even to defeat her young compatriot HBJ... Who is still not much experienced and still not polished enough her opps and OG will not allow her to stand a chance..
Just my opinion
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Well, Sun Yu's lost against SJH in Thailand was disappointing. So their H2H is now 1-to-1 even.

But you must realise that Sun Yu's match against Marin (a mere few days later in a very different time zone) is much more important for Sun Yu (and LYB) than the one against SJH. Most of Sun Yu's seniors (ie, LXR, WSX and WYH) know how to defeat SJH. The same cannot be said against Marin.

SCG Open is a GP gold event. The one in Denmark is a SSP event. The prize money for the former is $120,000, while the latter is $650,000.

Adjustment to jet lag is an important consideration, I think. Remember, the match against Marin starts at 6:45 pm local time, possibly a few hours later.

Plus, this may possibly be the last time Sun Yu may meet Marin before the current Olympic cycle ends in early May 2016. This match in Denmark SSP will be make or break for Sun Yu. If she wins, she may still have a shot at Rio. If she loses, well.... I don't know...
 
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Thats a fair assessment and I appreciated the time and effort to put the platter to excellence...
Well I know SY is young more immune to injuries unlike WYH and LXR but then I still can't see as well imagine how she'll do the same what LXR did before LOG if she does I'll be happy and join your party .. But for now that's certainly fantasizing on top of that its hard to believe she is ready to stop the devillina in her continent..
Hope for the best!! Just my opinions
 
this brings me back to the previous olympic qualifying year and it wasn't till German Open 2012 Li Xuerui became a contender.. technically she used only like 2-3 months to solidify her spot in London Olympics and kicked WSX out
 
LXR did not went to international tourneys and suddenly did beat her compatriots. You can be sure that for the whole year previous to the OLY, she was beating them on a daily basis.
 
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