2013 Yonex/OCBC US Open GP Gold : Qualification-FINAL (8th-13th July 2013)

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  1. CLELY

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    Reigning World Junior Champ, Kento Momota stuns 2nd seeded veteran MS player Hu Yun, 21-14 / 20-22 / 23-21.
     
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    All US players lost last night!!! :(
     
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    Nice to know we have a BCer who is a qualified judge and placed in charge of such an important international tournament.

    I didn't have a chance yet to watch the event on TV but may I congratulate you for a job well done. Do keep up the good work!
     
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    I think it's sidek strategy to take ramdan to overseas competition to get him out of lilimelight the pressure of being a sidek is unbearable in malaysia
     
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    What happened to live streaming? Just for the first two rounds?
     
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    Yes. There will be a 5 day delay for semis and finals I believe
     
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    Top-seeded of MS & WS in this tourney are already lost to Wong Wing Ki and the unseeded Yuka Kusunose respectively.
     
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    Yes, I umpired the semis between Yuka and Nichaon. I totally thought Nichaon had it in the bag especially coming out 21-13 1st game. The Japanese deputy referee says Yuka is not on the national team
     
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    Re: Kusunose - you gotta love an underdog! :)
    But I will be cheering for Sapsiree. Just love her occasional bursts of unorthodoxy.
     
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    Really wonderful to have an umpire in BCer's list. I am really eager to watch one of the matches which you umpired. Hopefully, looking forward to the match in the near future for live streaming.


    And regarding the japanese WS players : Japan is keep on producing many talented WS players every now and then. They will arrive and give an upset by beating seeded players and give you a shock. And even before the scar disappears, you can find one more talent arising from the machine.

    The list moves on...

    1) Minatsu mitani
    2) Nozomi
    3) Yui hashimato
    4) yuka kusunose

    and many more..
     
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    Kusanose couldn't stand up to Sapsiree. 12 and 13.
     
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    Thanks for your info :) Yuka's journey ended in final, eliminated by Thai youngster Sapsiree, 12-21 / 13-21.
     
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    Congrats to all winners :

    MS - Nguyen Tien Minh (VIE)
    WS - Sapsiree Taerattanachai (THA)
    MD - Takeshi Kamura/Keigo Sonoda (JPN)
    WD - Bao Yixin/Zhong Qianxin (CHN)
    XD - Lee Chun Hei/Chau Hoi Wah (HKG)
     
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    Someone already uploaded the MS Final on youtube. Great 85 min match. I am the service judge even though I did pretty much nothing but hand out birds
     
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    Most of Nguyen Tien Minh ​are pretty draggy with rubber games. Same as in SO. ;) Known to be 'rubber man'.
     
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    Congrats to Sapsiree for winning her first GPG title. She impressed me during the inaugural Youth Olympics Games 2010 in Singapore although she looked somewhat awkward at times. Of course she was at least 2 years younger then.

    When she played at the recent Singapore Open SS, she was more stable and calm. She has matured. Well done Sapsiree!
     
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    Idk where to post this, but it seems like next year, the Chinese Taipei Open is a few days after the US Open. That does not bode well for the US Open. I feel many int'l players would rather play the TPE Open since they also offer $80k more in prize money.
     

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