2015 BCA INDONESIA Open SS Premier : SEMIFINALS (6th June 2015)

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The performances of the tomorrow's two WS finalists in the
entire individual tournaments that they participated throughout the 2015:

Ratchanok Intanon - 2015 Performances

The Star Australian Open
Wed 5/27/2015 Yui Hashimoto - Ratchanok Intanon [6] 21-15 21-18

Dong Feng Citroen Badminton Asia Championships 2015
Sun 4/26/2015 Li Xuerui [1] - Intanon Ratchanok [7] 22-20 21-23 12-21 (WINNER)

OUE Singapore Open
Fri 4/10/2015 Wang Yihan [4] - Ratchanok Intanon [6] 10-21 21-19 21-12

Maybank Malaysia Open
Thu 4/2/2015 Nozomi Okuhara - Ratchanok Intanon [8] 21-12 21-11

Yonex Sunrise India Open
Sun 3/29/2015 Saina Nehwal [1] - Ratchanok Intanon [3] 21-16 21-14

Yonex All England Open
Fri 3/6/2015 Sun Yu - Ratchanok Intanon [8] 11-21 21-19 19-13 Retired



Yui Hashimoto - 2015 Performances

The Star Australian Open
Thu 5/28/2015 Michelle Li - Yui Hashimoto 21-11 11-21 21-7

OUE Singapore Open
Wed 4/8/2015 Yui Hashimoto - Bellaetrix Manuputty 17-21 21-12 18-21

Maybank Malaysia Open
Tue 3/31/2015 Qualification Cheung Ngan Yi (HKG) - Yui Hashimoto [4] 19-21 21-16 21-13

Yonex Sunrise India Open
Sat 3/28/2015 Saina Nehwal [1] - Yui Hashimoto 21-15 21-11

Swiss Open 2015
Wed 3/11/2015 Porntip Buranaprasertsuk - Yui Hashimoto 21-12 21-11

Yonex All England Open
Wed 3/4/2015 Kim Hyo Min - Yui Hashimoto 21-15 21-16

Yonex German Open
Thu 2/26/2015 Yui Hashimoto - Minatsu Mitani [8] 23-21 12-21 16-21

Yonex Sunrise Malaysia Masters
Fri 1/16/2015 Yui Hashimoto - Nozomi Okuhara [4] 13-21 15-21


H2H: YH (WR #35) 1 - 2 RI (WR #6)

Wed 5/27/2015 The Star Australian Open: Yui Hashimoto - Ratchanok Intanon [6] 21-15 21-18
Wed 11/19/2015 Yonex-Sunrise Hong Kong Open: Yui Hashimoto - Ratchanok Intanon [4] 21-19 14-21 15-21
Sat 3/16/2013 Swiss Open 2013: Yui Hashimoto - Ratchanok Intanon [5] 21-19 10-21 13-21
 
kelana said:
He he it's still rather far away, but I predict the WS winner of coming WC will be either one of following short list (think the list can even be shortened further):

- Carolina Marin
- Saina Nehwal
- Ratchanok Intanon
- Yui Hashimoto
- Sung Ji Hyun
- Akane Yamaguchi
- P. V. Sindhu
- Bae Yeon Ju
- Tai Tzu Ying
- Li Xuerui
- Wang Shixian
- Wang Yihan

Listed in arbitrary order
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WC 2015 winner will come from this shortlist
- Ratchanok Inthanon
- Carolina Marin

MS
- Lee Chong Wei
- Jan O. Jorgensen
- Kento Momota

WD
- Tang Yuanting and Partner

MD
- Ahsan/ Setiawan
- Fu/ Zhang
- BoMo

XD
- Zhang Nan/ Zhao Yunlei
 
Akim1 said:
WC 2015 winner will come from this shortlist
- Ratchanok Inthanon
- Carolina Marin

MS
- Lee Chong Wei
- Jan O. Jorgensen
- Kento Momota

WD
- Tang Yuanting and Partner

MD
- Ahsan/ Setiawan
- Fu/ Zhang
- BoMo

XD
- Zhang Nan/ Zhao Yunlei
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Can't agree any more..
WS
CM or TTY I wish I could've listed SN but she still unfortunately don't have what a WC demands..
MS
CL and CL yes I do dare to say it.. I am sure it isn't LD or JOJ or KS or KM or SWH for sure..
MD
LYD/YYS or FH/ZN.. MA/HS won't be on the podium at all
WD
MJ/TYT or JHT/TQ.. I am still very optimistic for MM/AT and NKM/GP
XD
ZN/ZYL its almost written on the stone unless there is some brand new creative partnership.. MJ/XC or TA/LN has no chances at all to deny this formidable duo
 
kelana said:
He he it's still rather far away, but I predict the WS winner of coming WC will be either one of following short list (think the list can even be shortened further):

- Carolina Marin
- Saina Nehwal
- Ratchanok Intanon
- Yui Hashimoto
- Sung Ji Hyun
- Akane Yamaguchi
- P. V. Sindhu
- Bae Yeon Ju
- Tai Tzu Ying
- Li Xuerui
- Wang Shixian
- Wang Yihan

Listed in arbitrary order
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Hahahah I guess have already listed all of them :D
Let me help you to shortlist a little..
Cutout AY and Yui as JustinL made us aware about their respective reasons..
Delete the Korean ladies SJH and BYJ.. Maybe a SF but even that'll be too much to demand
I believe SN still can't do it maybe a medal but not the title unfortunately..
WYH and PVS has simply no chance..
Yes here you have
LXR/WSX/TTY/RI/CM in the reverse order is my prediction...
 
Justin L said:
After failing to grab two WC when she was clearly the best player in the world, LXR has a phobia of choking at the majors. I think she tends to over-analyze, think too much, instead of focusing on playing every shot right and winning point by point, she keeps thinking of winning or losing the match and becomes nervous, resulting in stiff hands and a confused mind.

To be honest, I am not sure if LXR can even advance to the final, let alone win it this coming WC. Much less to say about WYH and WSX though the latter appears to be the most in-form player of the three at the moment - sadly,all three are vulnerable, more than they have ever been since 2012/13. Still life is unpredictable, who knows one of these three might prove me wrong just as I didn't expect at all LXR to flop twice in a row, esp after watching how she stamped her authority on everyone en route to the finals.

Looks to me, this year's WS WC is thrown wide open, we might get a new WC as I felt both Marin, the reigning WC, and Intanon, the former WC, are not clear favourites, in the running as one of the several contenders, yes, but still not quite convincing as frontrunners.

As a side note, like you, I too find tennis boring as compared with badminton, definitely so by much.
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You are spot on mate.
LXR has everything in her bag to win it.Carolina Marin too has weakness in her game.RI struggles against pure power grinding players like nehwal,so it's not like she has something less than others.if the issue is mental block then she should just watch her idol LD's videos.i feel she needs to underestimate her opponents.

And yeah tennis misses something which badminton offers apart from it's obvious boredom
 
nilesh123 said:
Can't agree any more..
WS
CM or TTY I wish I could've listed SN but she still unfortunately don't have what a WC demands..
MS
CL and CL yes I do dare to say it.. I am sure it isn't LD or JOJ or KS or KM or SWH for sure..
MD
LYD/YYS or FH/ZN.. MA/HS won't be on the podium at all
WD
MJ/TYT or JHT/TQ.. I am still very optimistic for MM/AT and NKM/GP
XD
ZN/ZYL its almost written on the stone unless there is some brand new creative partnership.. MJ/XC or TA/LN has no chances at all to deny this formidable duo
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i think LD needs to put up a performance equivalent to His Asian Games 2014 Level to add one more tatoo to his body
 
Akim1 said:
WC 2015 winner will come from this shortlist
- Ratchanok Inthanon
- Carolina Marin

MS
- Lee Chong Wei
- Jan O. Jorgensen
- Kento Momota

WD
- Tang Yuanting and Partner

MD
- Ahsan/ Setiawan
- Fu/ Zhang
- BoMo

XD
- Zhang Nan/ Zhao Yunlei
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I would definitely add Chen Long to the MS list.
 
kruntil said:
[video=youtube;C8GVYiKJdd0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8GVYiKJdd0[/video]

yoo yeon seong:

the indonesia open is a big, glamorous and classy event. and the atmosphere there is one of a kind. so it was special to win indonesia as well.

lee yong dae:

i am very pleased with the three superseries wins. the one that stood out for me is the indonesia open. not only was the atmosphere electrifying, but we faced fierce opponent at every single round all the way until the final match. so it was very very tough competition.

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they don't say disgusting like someone says here. lol.
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I read the same from JOJ last year..
And in fact SN said that Sin and Ina are her fav tourneys and the crowd support is tremendous..
I'll go with them!! Really love watching this tourney
Alas tomorrow is the last day
 
Such is Lin Dan's immense reputation that, despite his aura of invincibility having faded considerably no doubt due to his recent unexpected failures, he, The GOAT, is still widely regarded as very much capable of springing a surprise or should I say restoring our belief in him as to prove his naysayers and detractors all wrong. Write him off at your own peril.

For MS WC, I should name Chen Long, Lee CW, and Lin Dan, not necessarily in that order though I'm inclined to place Chen Long first, the defending WC. Actually, for Lin Dan, the question is how much does a sixth world title mean to him. But, after a couple of embarrassing early exits,unprecedented in his entire illustrious career, I believe he would be driven by the desire and duty-bound as well to redeem himself if only to satisfy CBA/LYB and his big-time sponsor Yonex, and what better way to do so at this time than to win the WC in August, the ultimate aim being still the Olympic gold, his third, next year.
 
Justin L said:
Such is Lin Dan's immense reputation that, despite his aura of invincibility having faded considerably no doubt due to his recent unexpected failures, he, The GOAT, is still widely regarded as very much capable of springing a surprise or should I say restoring our belief in him as to prove his naysayers and detractors all wrong. Write him off at your own peril.

For MS WC, I should name Chen Long, Lee CW, and Lin Dan, not necessarily in that order though I'm inclined to place Chen Long first, the defending WC. Actually, for Lin Dan, the question is how much does a sixth world title mean to him. But, after a couple of embarrassing early exits,unprecedented in his entire illustrious career, I believe he would be driven by the desire and duty-bound as well to redeem himself if only to satisfy CBA/LYB and his big-time sponsor Yonex, and what better way to do so at this time than to win the WC in August, the ultimate aim being still the Olympic gold, his third, next year.
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i think it should mean a lot to him.Really, a lot!.Missing out on 2014 WC.the desire and hungerness should be back and motivatiob level should be that of Sudirman cup
 
My prediction on the winners tomorrow:

MS: Jan O Jorgensen
WS: Ratchanok Intanon
MD: Ko Sung Hyun/Shin Baek Choel
MX: Zhang Nan/Zhao Yunlei
WD: Nitya Krishinda Mahesware/Greysia Polii
 
Hehe, find it interesting how some people appear to simply not accept that other countries have caught up with China (and now surpassing them) in the WS discipline. When a China WS player loses, it's (mostly) because she is not playing well or some other excuse. It's time to wake up from your dream and admit that there are simply many other players that are at least as good as China WS level now, and yet many more that are simply better.
 
By the way, first time in history that there are no China MS or WS playing in a Superseries final?
 
ssj100 said:
Hehe, find it interesting how some people appear to simply not accept that other countries have caught up with China (and now surpassing them) in the WS discipline. When a China WS player loses, it's (mostly) because she is not playing well or some other excuse. It's time to wake up from your dream and admit that there are simply many other players that are at least as good as China WS level now, and yet many more that are simply better.
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I am a very neutral voice on this.

I am a very objective person, and hence only focus on results.
So, yes I accept that the rest of the world has caught up with China, and surpassed it.

The only issue is that language is a bitch, and highly subjective.
You said, "find it interesting how some people appear to simply not accept that other countries have caught up with China (and now surpassing them) in the WS discipline"

Now if this is a statement based solely on today's quality, there should be no doubt about it.
But, some people can also construe it as other countries overall WS program now being strong enough that CHN is in a long dust.

That isn't assured at all.
 
Ultimately we can speculate all we want. However, China's dominance in the WS discipline hasn't just been fading this week. I think it started to become quite evident in 2013 when RI defeated China's best player at the World Champs. Even before that, there were signs that Japan were producing bright young talents (eg. Yamaguchi) that were already world beaters. Yamaguchi herself broke the record for being the youngest ever WS player to win a Superseries tournament. And despite still being a teenager, she was consistently bringing China's best player to deciding sets and occasionally beating China's 2nd and 3rd best players. I think Japan are doing something very right with their WS players, and it's translating into great results now.

I think most people would concede that China still has the most depth of any discipline, including WS (hence why they will always be difficult to beat in tournaments like Sudirman Cup). And that's simply because of sheer numbers and a rock solid developmental squad etc. However, we're seeing amazing talent come from all over the world now, including Taiwan (TTY), Thailand (RI), Japan (AY, NO, and now YH is breaking through) , and even Spain (CM). With the exception of YH, all these girls are barely 20 years old. So they are all here to stay for the long haul.

I really think we're in the golden age of WS badminton right now, and we are very lucky to be experiencing it. Just like in tennis, the age of Federer/Nadal/Djokovic is probably the greatest ever, and once they're gone, we're going to realise that they are players that only come once in a century. While WS isn't quite at that level (you'd need CM/LXR/RI etc to each be as successful as Lin Dan to compare with Federer/Nadal/Djokovic), it is starting to come close. And it's become much more interesting to watch.
 
ssj100 said:
By the way, first time in history that there are no China MS or WS playing in a Superseries final?
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I think it's also the first time in history that both Japanese MS and WS are playing in a SS final.
Yui Hasimoto and Kento Momota are from the same corporation, i.e. NTT East.
 
Players that I wanted to win tomorrow:

MS: JOJ - but I think Momota will win.
WS: RI - she deserves to win after beating the queen in convincing manner.
MD: Fu/Zhang - I'm afraid they are going to lose, Zhang played a total of 2 hours and 10 minutes yesterday, Koreans played only 48 minutes they are lucky.
WD: Tang/Tian
XD: Xu/Ma - but they will probably be destroyed by Zhang/Zhao.
 
ssj100 said:
By the way, first time in history that there are no China MS or WS playing in a Superseries final?
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Even this year India open superseries saw no chinese players in the singles department for both men's and women's categories .
 
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