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  1. wl2172

    wl2172 Regular Member

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    Choong/Lee just defeated Eng Hian/Limpele 15-4, 4-14, 15-12.
     
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    It was kinda close in the 3rd round. The match could also have gone the other way. Anyway, the commentator was on the Malaysian side...so funny...
     
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    Jonas and Lars beat Sigit and Trikus, 15/5 13/15 15/7. According to Jonas, Sigit was out for a revenge for the WC. It was a close and a bit nervy fight, not too many long rallies -- a lot of "three-shooters" (serve, return, third shot, end). Apparently Lars did a spectacular behind-the-back smash return, which he managed to put back dead hard right in the face of Sigit or Trikus. Ouch.
     
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    go Jonas! go Lars!
     
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    The Quaters:

    PAASKE/RASMUSSEN vs ROBERTSON/CLARK

    FU/CAI vs WIJAYA/HARYANTO

    HA/KIM vs CHOONG/LEE

    SANG/ZHENG vs CHENG/WANG;
     
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    According to the official site, the result should be 15:8,13:15,15:8 in 63mins.
     
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    Possibly, I just forwarded information from Jonas' Danish newsletter. :D
     
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    PAASKE/RASMUSSEN vs ROBERTSON/CLARK: 80-20. paaske/rasmussen to win, they'll be to much for robertson/clark.

    FU/CAI vs WIJAYA/HARYANTO: 30-70. sticking my head out here. candra/halim will win if they play properly and not underestimate fu/cai. candra can use his experience of beating fu/cai in WC.

    HA/KIM vs CHOONG/LEE: 60-40. ha/kim should win although choong/lee beat them recently

    SANG/ZHENG vs CHENG/WANG: 50-50. not much diff between the 2 chinese pairs.
     
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    I think Ha/Kim and Choong/Lee is more like 55/45.

    I saw Choong/Lee against Indo pair today, they look quite sharp.
     
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    I'd say Sang/Zheng are favourites against Cheng/Wang, something like 60/40 at least... or am I wrong??
     
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    I think FU/CAI vs WIJAYA/HARYANTO: 45/55. WIJAYA/HARYANTO have no any excelent match since they combine up.
     
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    I think Fu/Cai vs the indons will be a very close affair - 50/50
     
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    1. Fu/Cai at least get a chance to show whether they are the promising young rising stars or just a flash light. Even though, with a little bit inconsistency, they are still good enough to put on a fight. Candra and Harlim take advantage in experience, but Fu/Cai have the youngth and aggressiveness to back up.

    45:55

    2. This will give CHN at least 1 pair in the semi, not bad for a team usually struggle to even get appearance in Quater recent years.
     
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    ROBERTSON/EMMS beated RASMUSSEN/OLSEN in a colse game.It's in my anticipation. RASMUSSEN/OLSEN is not in a good form.

    CHEN/ZHAO beated ERIKSEN/SCHJOLDAGER also in a close game.I think this is first time for the chinese pair to beat the top danmark mxd pairs.
     
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    it would haf been a repeat of last year's chn open for xd if rasmussen/olsen had won their match... this year's semi finals of zhang/gao vs robertson/emms and chen/zhao vs lamp/jorgensen seemingly hints towards another all-china finals for xd with the 2 same pairs competing...

    zhang/gao should haf no problems getting past their match and if chen/zhao can maintain the same form which they defeated eriksen/schjoldager for their first time then lamp/jorgensen should pose no threat...
     
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    Yeah, Fu/Cai vs. Wijyaya/Haryanto may be close to 50-50. The young Chinese pair have spent <30 minutes on court in their first 2 matches and bt. the 3rd Indo pair by -7, -2 is definitely a sign of their strength in this tourney.

    Sang/Zheng have upper hand against Cheng/Wang. Having bt. 2nd seeds Eriksen/Lundgard, their confidence must have been greatly boosted. It's suprising they are able to rebound from their loss so quickly in the 1st round of HK against American pair.

    2 Chinese pairs in semis is quite possible at the moment.
     
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    Did anyone see the match between Choong/Lee and Ha/Kim. A friend of mine in China says that he thinks Choong/Lee might have gone through, but he cannot be sure. Can anyone cofirm?
     
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    it looks that way. i saw the score board says 1/0 to Choong/Lee, it didin't change for more than 10 mins of action so my guess is that is 1/0 sets. and then after i came home from work, the match was over, so the only possible thing in that short amoutn of time is if Choong/Lee took the second set/game as well.
     
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    I hope you are right!! Malaysia, yes......oops, maybe should wait for confirmation:rolleyes:
     
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    It's confirmed, Choong/Lee has done it!!! Well done.
     

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