Bitburger Badminton Open 2017

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  1. CIA-99

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    Zii Jia finds himself facing Qiao Bin next. The 2016 KOR SS winner should be a good opponent to test how much can he compete
    against SS-tier opponents.
     
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    Tan Qiang/Xu Ya lost RUS pair in straight set. Understandable, considering their lack of experience.
     
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    Wow, Michelle Li's technique looks so nice. Never noticed before.
     
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    I thought Jindapol will be upset by Michelle after she lost G1 badly and trailing in G2. But it seems she bounced back towards the end of G2 and managed to take it by a close margin 23-21. And in G3, Michelle must have lost her gas tank as she was overwhelmed 21-7. At least there is still some faith left in Jindapol.

    2:05 PM WS
    Nitchaon JINDAPOL [2] [​IMG][THA]
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    [​IMG][CAN] Michelle LI
    18-21 23-21 21-7
     
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    Goh/Teo couldn't even beat the CHN youngsters, how funny.
     
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    He/Tan is such a firepower, I wonder if they can win a SS title soon.
     
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    Lucky win by Goh/Teo 21-19, 10-21, 21-19 over young powerhouse He/Tan.
     
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    ouch Thailand WD pair just demolished MAS
     
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    Lee Zi Jia playing like Wang Tzu Wei
     
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    Qiao Bin is not himself today, so many errors.
     
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    Those high-paced drill by Misbun have served well to increase Zii Jia's stamina.
     
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    Lee Zii Jia with a good win over Qiao Bin, 21-17, 21-12.
    A good step toward a good result but the road is still long.
     
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    Quite an impressive performance by LZJ, LCW could be right about him, singling him out as the MAS MS player to watch.
     
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    Lol wdym by "not himself today" other than Korea open last year when has he ever been successful to impress anybody? He has always been extremely error prone and also several classes behind his illustrious seniors.

    To me, it's no surprise that LZJ won
     
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    Today, his form is even worse, so I presume that.
     
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    I know that it also occurs at some other tournaments, often in some lesser degree
    but I find is astonishing that the XD players that has just finished their matches now (about 22.00) and played twice a day
    must play again tomorrow morning at 11.00 (the first in the schedule).
    All of XD players also experience it, so it is quite fair withing XD themselves.
    But isn't at least more appropriate to set the schedule to at least be the 3rd (e.g. after WS and MD) or even the latest one at the next day?
    That certainly has more consideration on the athlete perspective that has to play and spend their energy on the court....
     
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    no doubt they are Thai no.2 WD pair...
     

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