2012 India Open SS: Comments on matches

chris-ccc said:
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No worries.

I started so many threads, therefore I thought I should condense my threads (to fewer).

Previously, I have always broken up the 'Semi-Finals & Finals' from the 'Qualifications to Quarter-Finals' matches. :):):)
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I know, was waiting for you to start the 'Semi to Finals' one. This morning dont have, so I started one.
I personally dont like long threads of many pages cos harder to find each day's comments, this India SS is ok, not that popular ;)
 
Miqilin7 said:
I think India shouldn't organise a SS next year....better give it to another country that has a bigger reception.....their stadium seats are almost empty !!
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Even Australia filled up their seats from QF-Final

All tickets sold out!

Any chance we could get SS next year? :D
 
Ya, too long a thread is cumbersome, though this one isn't that long, so are we moving over to that one, both running in parallel now? Can chris or eagle or both make a decision?

To stay or move,please announce on both threads.
 
Justin L said:
Ya, too long a thread is cumbersome, though this one isn't that long, so are we moving over to that one, both running in parallel now? Can chris or eagle or both make a decision?

To stay or move,please announce on both threads.
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Once a thread for later stages is started, we all move over there, regardless of who starts it. This one we are discussing....R1 to QF and general comments. As you can see, here they are discussing whether Aust should get SS status, perhaps so as not to disturb the ongoing semis over the other thread ;);)
 
I feel that every continent should be represented,at least one Super Series event, to help promote badminton as a world sport;easier said than done,resources and interest are main hurdles but can be overcome,everything starts from somewhere or nothing gets done. The Americas is a case in point,the US Open and Canadian Open are in threat of fading away;hope very much to see more Kevin Cordons and Michelle Lis.
 
Justin L said:
I feel that every continent should be represented,at least one Super Series event, to help promote badminton as a world sport;easier said than done,resources and interest are main hurdles but can be overcome,everything starts from somewhere or nothing gets done. The Americas is a case in point,the US Open and Canadian Open are in threat of fading away;hope very much to see more Kevin Cordons and Michelle Lis.
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Although it started from England, Badminton has been considered as an Asian sport (just because so many Asians play it).

Now, with so many Asians living in every continent, and also with so many coaches and players moving to every continent, Badminton SS tournaments should be distributed to every continent.

So far, there are just too many SS tournaments played in Asia.
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Miqilin7 said:
I think India shouldn't organise a SS next year....better give it to another country that has a bigger reception.....their stadium seats are almost empty !!
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Regarding empty seats, I think u mean during the first 2 matches of the semis? When Kashyap vs Shon Won Ho, it was quite full. During Malaysia open, I think the stadium was quite empty too at the beginning of semis or finals, then later in the day when LCW played, u know the story.
 
there are so many GPG events which can be considered to be promoted to SS

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IMHO, the countries which already have an PSS/SS shouldn't have their GPG event promoted to SS. There are currently 11 GPG events and 5 GP events. Among the 11 GPG events, there are 3 which already have an PSS/SS (ie, Korea, Malaysia and Indonesia). So there are 8 left.

Among the 8 GPG, we can promote 2 to SS. And from the existing 7 SS (ie, not including the PSS), we can relegate 2 to GPG.

But the only thing left is for the 8 organizers to come up with US$200,000. Who can come up with the money?
 
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Gingerbeer said:
I watched some Aussie Open matches, I think 95% of the crowd are Asians hehehe.
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Around 25% of Australian now has Asian link, I think. Doesn't matter who the crowd are, as long as it is full, it is successful

Gingerbeer said:
Regarding empty seats, I think u mean during the first 2 matches of the semis? When Kashyap vs Shon Won Ho, it was quite full. During Malaysia open, I think the stadium was quite empty too at the beginning of semis or finals, then later in the day when LCW played, u know the story.
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Last year INA PSS, even on the qualification day on Tuesday, the crowd almost full. But we are not allowed to go in to the stadium so we waited at the gate and missed the first half an hour.
 
Justin L said:
Frankly,once upon a time I was mesmerized by Wang Shixian until I began to realized her unorthodox and unique stroke play was becoming too predictable, and,sure enough,more and more of her rivals were beginning to read her game, that's when she started slipping. I'm talking in the past tense, as if she is history. Noo,let's give her a big salute ! I truly hope to see her back from hard training a new player, a new version Wang Shixian !
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It need not end this way for WSX. A player can add a new dimension to her game if she really wants to. I can't believe China let her get away with this style of play all the time. Doesn't zhang ning ever lecture her?

LCW wasn't always the fast hard smasher he is today. Thanks to Li Mao.
 
Pakito said:
It need not end this way for WSX. A player can add a new dimension to her game if she really wants to. I can't believe China let her get away with this style of play all the time. Doesn't zhang ning ever lecture her?

LCW wasn't always the fast hard smasher he is today. Thanks to Li Mao.
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I still believe that WSX will be selected to participate in the 2012 Olympic Games. After-all she is still the No.3 CHN ranked WS player.
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Pakito said:
It need not end this way for WSX. A player can add a new dimension to her game if she really wants to. I can't believe China let her get away with this style of play all the time. Doesn't zhang ning ever lecture her?

LCW wasn't always the fast hard smasher he is today. Thanks to Li Mao.
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For China, if one girl doesn't perform, there are thousands of other girls waiting for the opportunity. Amongst these thousands of girls, LXR is the one now.
 
pcll99 said:
For China, if one girl doesn't perform, there are thousands of other girls waiting for the opportunity. Amongst these thousands of girls, LXR is the one now.
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Just goes to show the vast amount and pool of talent and resources they have as compared to poor Malaysian Women's singles after the exit of Wong Mew Choo.
 
Although WSX looks to me like the pre version of LCW before he added the new injection of pace dimension (which I think is possible but need more time of at least half a year), I prefer players like Han Li who still remains as one of my favourites.

Han Li possess the skills and speed and the acumen to attack round the clock regardless of whether on the defensive or attacking mode. I don't know what happen to her.
 
Australians are real croc dundees of sports aren't they? They never say no sports. "Hi ya mate! Want cock around the court with me"?? So they say..:D
 
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