I think you misunderstood. You could still win from the bad end. Just that it is more energy sapping to do it since it is a little harder to control clear from the bad end. If SS gets defeated with huge score, it probably suggests that he was not as fit as LD on that day or he just simply got outplayed. I don't think you could conclude on how one performance is based on their no. of 'smash winners' recorderd in TS.
I assume the bad end to mean the draft is against LD favouring him in attack. SS has to be careful not to hit the bird too hard.
On Court 2, Cai Yun/Fu Haifeng [1] vs. Goh Wei Shem/Lim Khim Wah. The Chinese are ranked 4th in the world, while the Malaysians are ranked 142nd.
Boleh!
With such a huge ranking and experience difference, it must be a foregone conclusion for many. It has to be "Tak Boleh" this time!
I have to encourage them, right?
The score is 20-20 right now.
Boleh!
Oh dear, GWS/LKW lost the first game 22-24.