2014 Li-Ning BWF WORLD Championships : Day-7 (31st August 2014) - FINALS

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  1. indrg

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    I feel pity for MaJin. She is not having good fortune playing WD and her partner, XuChen is erratic
     
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    Absolutely ...CONSPIRACY is a big word...mustn't be Used so bluntly..
     
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    Agree 100% she played extremely good in past with Yuanting and Jinhua..but they never give her enough chances...Chen Xu is good but can't control himself often..they really have some jinx for their compatriots ZZ
     
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    can't help but to keep admiring the size of Ma Jin's legs.
     
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    It's up to ma jin now.. if she win the net battle against ZYL. Then they can win the rally.
     
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    Is it big or what??
     
  7. Justin L

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    The problem is LCW is not interested in silver anymore, he even equates silver to failure.

    It depends on how badly LCW is taking it this time, if it's a dolorous blow to him, would he still have the will and heart to aim for Rio'16 ? He might be in two minds about retiring after the Asian Games as he has hinted before, who knows but himself.

    Imagine he came to this WC firing on all cylinders from the get-go, sweeping aside all opposition round after round until the final only to miss the ultimate goal by a whisker, so to speak. And that not for lack of trying his utter best. What could be worse? I don't expect him to be philosophical about it, good if he is.
     
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    I don't think either side is winning the net battle though. the match is won/lost elsewhere.
     
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    She's a fantastic player.
     
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    The Chinese commentator yesterday said, when Xu/Ma were demolishing Danes with smashes left and right, that they simply cannot beat Zhang/Zhao despite Xu/Ma have better record again foreign players, because Xu's awesome offense is offset by ZYL's superb defense. We all know ZYL has the best aggressive defense of all women players.

     
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    What a good play by ma jin now. They leads 15-13
     
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    I think ZN serve is fault..
     
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    19-18 for ZYL/ZN now
     
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    MP for ZYL/ZN.. come on xu/ma...
     
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    A pretty good XD match, esp in G2.
     
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    21-20 for xu/ma now.
     
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    Seems no one loves or cares about this badminton sport, just their own country's players...
     
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    Imo, ZYL is a slightly better front court player than Ma Jin, she sets it up nicely for her partner to go on the attack.
     
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    We really need to change this mindset if want tremendous development for badminton... how can people left this good match.. it's bad for the sponsors also the players...
     
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    And out of the blue, we've a decider.
     

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