Desireless
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If that's the reason why did they even played together again in US open 2 years ago ? it just weird to me
Maybe Yoo agreed to give it another shot, thinking that Lee might have changed his ways but…he hasn’t lol.
If that's the reason why did they even played together again in US open 2 years ago ? it just weird to me
In that case, I would highly recommend you to watch some of the older matches from 2014-2016. Especially matches between Lee/Yoo and Fu Haifeng/Zhang Nan, Ahsan Setiawan and also matches against Ko/Shin and Kim Gi Jung/Kim Sa Rang.A pity I didn't know of these Korean players until recently when they got back to play...
I've seen Ko and his XD partner played last week and it seems she is pretty good too.
Reading the game well and playing smart winners.
No doubt they didn't win but as Gill mentioned, she was a good WD player till Korea kinda "drop" her.
Really wondering why the ferderation (of countries) will drop good players. (Same with GLY/CPS and TWK/GVS)
We choose benchmark as the quality which others should refer to as the best. And prev era MD was the best. How can you use present era as benchmark , on which factors ?Why use the past Era to compared with current though, why not use now as the benchmark?
How many times have they beaten EndoWata ? H2h is 2-2. Plus watch defence of prime CY/FHF, LYD/JJS and other pairs. Rallies were at incredible pace, fiercity everything which is lacking today. ShettyRR denotated defence of EndoWata. Not a good enough argument that they'll do the same against above mentioned pairs. Plus above pairs' attack let's not talk about it.I definitely think peak ShettyRR will denotate the defence of best pairs. They have done that against top EndoYuta
Singling out an exception isn't enough to prove a point in general.You said all that has great defence, but AhsanHendra isnt particularly great in defence and they are still winning H2H against say Boe/Mo.
Kgj was originally a front court player. So hes much more skilled with his racket and has the creative play making skills. Lyd has a YouTube channel, wonder play. They do reviews of old matches and they give away alot of cool Intel. They all have English sub (except for new ones which need time to be translated)I don't understand it either, YYS is, at least imo, a better player than KGJ in pretty much all aspects and looked sharp during the Korean National Championships...
But it is very hard to get information from Korea over here, especially since there don't seem to be many Koreans on this forum who can (and want) to share these insights...
Kgj was originally a front court player. So hes much more skilled with his racket and has the creative play making skills. Lyd has a YouTube channel, wonder play. They do reviews of old matches and they give away alot of cool Intel. They all have English sub (except for new ones which need time to be translated)
Yys, kgj, a lot of korean team have been on there.
I highly suggest everyone to watch the reviews. Maybe 5 of them online. They talk about how Indonesian players like to end the rally in 3 shots, how Japanese are very basic but yuta is an outlier etc.
One thing that stuck with me. Yys: "when we play Indonesian players, even when we win the match, it feels like we've lost"
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That's because LYD can't hit a winner to save his lifeReally interesting to hear KGJ say he prefers to be at the front.
In his partnership with LYD he clearly had the role of a backcourt player.
Glad you enjoyed them. I hope they have more "review" videos soon.Watched all of them and really enjoy the insights they are giving.
Really interesting to hear KGJ say he prefers to be at the front.
In his partnership with LYD he clearly had the role of a backcourt player.
With KSR it was more of a dynamic pair with great rotational play but I still feel KGJ was the better (or more effective) player from the rear court with KSR being better at the front.
There are probably alot of members on here with harder smashes than lyd lol but to be fair hes had shoulder issues in the past.That's because LYD can't hit a winner to save his life![]()
Had the same thought when I saw that thunderous smash from SBC against Gideon earlier, LYD would not have won the rally if he were in SBC's placeThat's because LYD can't hit a winner to save his life![]()
One thing I'll say though is kgj is wayyyyy better than lyd at serving. Lyd serves are so bad since rule change.
i was at the time the rule was drafted."within the halls of bwf it is known as 'the china rule'" - how do you know, you're one of them?
sorry, guys.
does anyone know why Yuta/Arisa ranking is now world ranking 1
https://bwfworldtour.bwfbadminton.c...=61&ryear=2021&week=43&page_size=25&page_no=1
But in the introduction, they are no 3??
it's a stupid rule they needed to implement in order to plug a hole in the quasi team structure they insist on governing the sport with.Even I am wondering. If they were awarded points, then what's the point in forming rules.
i do not know of any published bwf bylaw allowing an appeal under the grounds of genuine injury or any other circumstance. if there was it would be admitting the rule was added cover a flaw in the overall system. the current structure is blatantly dictatorial and authoritative.And also, if they are awarded, what could be the criteria by which they are deciding to award points. As a former tournament director, could you please try to discuss with your contacts to elaborate us ?.
Ah, you see, it's a matter that can be easily fact-checked later from the video if it's posted on youtube . But I chose to take your word for it before doing so , as I also regard you as someone civil, honest and reasonable, hence our cordiality towards each other.
(Lest you think it may have to do with your feminine gender, no, some ladies here can be quite nasty, you know.)
He must specifically talk about ahsan/hendra lol, I remember cai yun used to say the same thing about kido/hendra. I think hendra was the pioneer of this 3 shots thing.Kgj was originally a front court player. So hes much more skilled with his racket and has the creative play making skills. Lyd has a YouTube channel, wonder play. They do reviews of old matches and they give away alot of cool Intel. They all have English sub (except for new ones which need time to be translated)
Yys, kgj, a lot of korean team have been on there.
I highly suggest everyone to watch the reviews. Maybe 5 of them online. They talk about how Indonesian players like to end the rally in 3 shots, how Japanese are very basic but yuta is an outlier etc.
One thing that stuck with me. Yys: "when we play Indonesian players, even when we win the match, it feels like we've lost"
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I get nervous every time watching Ko serves, just like he tried to throw the shuttle away. It looked quite clumsy and I'm really scared he would be faulted, but yesterday he's so stable I'm happy for that.Zhang Nan also really struggled, despite being one of the best servers before the change of rules. But considering how much they must have trained their services in the 10 years or so before the change of rules, I can definitely understand them struggling with it.
Shin Baek Cheol on the other hand converted really well and I feel like Ko's serve is steadier than it used to be.