Yonrx DENMARK Open SS Premier 2013 : QUARTERFINALS (18th October 2013)

It may be that Sung JH's self-confidence took a hit ever since she lost that sensational defeat to Wang Yihan at the 2011 Sudirman Cup which could be why the never-say-die attitude and fighting spirit that many KOR players are well-known for seem less evident in her the past two years or so. But she is coming back steadily of late.

Actually I was hoping to see an LXR vs Saina clash tomorrow for its excitement factor but Sung JH is just as well as she can be a difficult opponent for any of the top CHN WS, possibly more dangerous than Saina.
 
I want to see LXL Vs SJH
but tomorrow WSX vs SJH :rolleyes:
OMG tomorrow if I watch this match .Should I do?:eek: Turn off volume?
 
nizze said:
Yeap. Really miss the old style of MD play where players rally each other. You get to see awesome defence, raining attack, amazing dives, great movement around court and not forgetting the way each pair fights to outplay the other. This is how epic matches are born and will be remembered for a long time. For the audience, there's thrill, excitement and entertainment all packed in one match. Great stuff!

Well now, MD style of play is getting faster and quicker. I guess the idea is to keep play short and kill the shot as fast as possible.. Also begin to see more fast, flat play over the net and players twisting their bodies in awkward position to return the shot.

I guess it is a more efficient way to win points but not so entertaining for the audience...
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If I am not wrong, Hendra around 2009 said that he got difficulties to very flat and tight service and service return from fine players like LYD, Boe/Mogensen. Kido was aggressive but ineffective partner and they played old styles MD which result is not consistent.
With ahsan he seemd a bit improved his net skills and flat drive. Ahsan also transformed into agile with one killer smash instead of smash raining like Kido that made ahsan/hendra rally mostly short. Either ahsan kill with his smash or quick net game.
I see this only as another style of MD. May not be long trend. We'll see.
 
In 80s and 90s MD mostly smash galore kind of game. We love that. But MD transformed from baseline hitters to net hitters now. Just my view hehe
 
there could be no excuses this time as to why there are walkovers from the chinese. The only reason is to improve the rankings of certain players. BWF is certainly blind, doing nothing to stop this.
 
Can't be some sort of far fetched statement about the China-China matches anyways being played on the non-stream court? BOO for this sort of behavior! Real,real bad timing if they actually injured themselves like...this.
 
Earrings guy smash has no sting, even looks lazy, his defence is not anywhere called a defence, he is outplayed at the net, plus he just got married. Jeez.. talked about sure doomed.
 
The Malaysians are always relying on their defense. They cant even sustain a long offense just like what the Koreans are currently doing.
 
Despite of 42 minutes 2 game, LYD/YYS won over KKK/TBH was not good game. One dimensional, no tactical as the Malaysian either smashing without result.. or got torn on their defense by korean smashes.
 
Why not let Wang Xin benefit from the w/o instead :confused:. She needs it more both for the encouragement and the rankings.
 
IMO, sad to say, Koo/Tan has past the prime of their career. From the way it looks now, seems like they are lacking the mental and physical aptitude to compete at the highest level.
 
nizze said:
IMO, sad to say, Koo/Tan has past the prime of their career. From the way it looks now, seems like they are lacking the mental and physical aptitude to compete at the highest level.
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Yeah. In 2007 they were very quick and deadly.
 
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