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aiyuuw

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so, whose defeat do u think is the most unthinkable and shocked u? alven/luluk? emms/robertson? gong wijie? chen jin?
mine is alven/luluk,,,,,:crying:
 
aiyuuw said:
so, whose defeat do u think is the most unthinkable and shocked u? alven/luluk? emms/robertson? gong wijie? chen jin?
mine is alven/luluk,,,,,:crying:
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I would'nt call it an upset that Gong Weije lost to Kenneth Jonassen...:o :rolleyes:
 
Robertson and Emms, definitely. Alven and Luluk may be #1 but they aren't so consistent and they have had a lot of trouble against Korean pairs. They are 2-3 against Ha/Kim (but one of their "win"'s came with Ha dropping out due to injury in the 2003 WC first round) and 0-2 against Lee/Yoo. Yi Jae-jin and Jung Jae-sung, on the other hand, are coming off consecutive wins in last month's nationals against the Olympic gold and silver medalists. Their losing to Candra and Sigit surprised me more than their beating Alven/Luluk, though I didn't expect that 15-12, 15-3 drubbing.

On the other hand, Yi Yong-dae is nobody. The kid is 16 and apart from the French Open, where he reached the semis, he's only played in junior tournaments, and that includes domestic! Ha Jung-eun, who turns 18 in 3 months, is never much of a force internationally either. I missed that game but World No. 1 and this pair? How?
 
super lin dan losing to susilo at athen, in front of millions of viewers too!!
 
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Robertson and Emms, definitely. Alven and Luluk may be #1 but they aren't so consistent and they have had a lot of trouble against Korean pairs. They are 2-3 against Ha/Kim (but one of their "win"'s came with Ha dropping out due to injury in the 2003 WC first round) and 0-2 against Lee/Yoo. Yi Jae-jin and Jung Jae-sung, on the other hand, are coming off consecutive wins in last month's nationals against the Olympic gold and silver medalists. Their losing to Candra and Sigit surprised me more than their beating Alven/Luluk, though I didn't expect that 15-12, 15-3 drubbing.

On the other hand, Yi Yong-dae is nobody. The kid is 16 and apart from the French Open, where he reached the semis, he's only played in junior tournaments, and that includes domestic! Ha Jung-eun, who turns 18 in 3 months, is never much of a force internationally either. I missed that game but World No. 1 and this pair? How?
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funny cos for me it seems otherwise, well, but thats just me:rolleyes:
 
oooh, im bored, korea open just passed, and the next big things wont be coming untill like a month from now, hh, its always fun when theres a tournament here in bf,,,,,,,,,,,,:(
 
aiyuuw said:
oooh, im bored, korea open just passed, and the next big things wont be coming untill like a month from now, hh, its always fun when theres a tournament here in bf,,,,,,,,,,,,:(
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i'm really agreee with you :( :(
but with the all england next months, i'm sure we are going to spend some exciting days loool
 
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