Banuinvest International 2009

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  1. badMania

    badMania Regular Member

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    Arggh....rubber-set is on as Christian Lind Thomsen takes the second set 23-21 :mad:
     
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    4 straight pts for the Danes at 7-9 to lead 11-9 at the interval of the rubber-set :mad:
     
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    As the match enters the 1 hr mark, it's still very very tight, with Hayom slightly leading 18-15. Come on...3 more pts to make it an all-INA Final!
     
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    5 match pts for Hayom at 20-15.
     
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    Yes!! Hayom eventually beat Christian Lind Thomsen in a very tight match 21-19, 21-23, 21-15. The crucial moment was at 15-15 in the rubber-set, when Hayom stormed off to take 6 straight pts to take the match!

    So, it's Dionysius Hayom Rumbaka facing his team-mate Bandar Sigit Pamungkas, an all-INA Final in the Men's Singles tomorrow. Again, the Djarum contingent reaps rewards in this long trip to Romania.

    I pick Hayom to win the title!
     
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    I pick Bandar Sigit Pamungkas...:cool::cool::cool:
     
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    I think Hayom has a 55% chance to win... Bandar: 45%... Bandar's skills are below Hayom's... but Bandar got an easier day today... :cool: Riichi must have nothing left in the 2nd game when he lost 5-21 to Bandar... :p

    Hayom should be a better conditioned athlete than Bandar... :p This is a repeat of the 2006 Milo Junior Championship [in Batam, I think]... At that time, Bandar prevailed in rubber sets... :cool:
     
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    congrates for ina...having 1 title here...hehe....
     
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    yupz..hope the best will win tomorrow...
    both of them will get prize..:D:D:D
     
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    As I predicted, Dionysius Hayom Rumbaka wins his second title of the year (after bagging the Walikota Tarakan Cup earlier this year) by beating Bandar Sigit Pamungkas in 3-sets: 16-21, 21-14, 21-12. His ranking will now increase to the top 85.

    I will think that Hayom will be one of the MS players that Djarum will send to the Vietnam International Challenge and Smiling Fish Thailand International Series.
     

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