China Open second day's result!

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  1. jamesd20

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    ill, or injured?


    Gong weijie vs gade could be intresting tomorrow. Suprising that Xia lost (was he too slow?!)
     
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    ill, with the flu apparently.

    it also means there are zero malaysian MS players left in the China Open.
     
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    looks like sigit/wijaya mean business beating the hong kong pair in just 15 min
    the shortest match in MD
     
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    That's insanely quick... that's like no rallies at all. Serve, receive, 3rd hit, finished *LOL*. Would have been a good match to showcase the difference between veteran world class and jr.!
     
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    Yes what a shock, but second set was 15:5 according to World Badminton.
    50 minutes for the match!
     
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    Geez in mixed doubles, Jens Erikson & Mette Schjoldager of Denmark beat Yan/Wong of Hong Kong in 12 minutes! And Kim Yong Hyun & Lee Hyo Jung of Korea beat the Philipines Asuncion twins in 15 minutes! Sheesh that's crazy quick. Are they playing to 15 or 11 points in mixed doubles?
     
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    Alright this is just nuts how fast some of these round of 32 matches are... Li Chen of China beat Kennie Asuncion of the Philipines 11-0, 11-2, in 10 minutes! Who says WS was slow?! hahaha~ :D Go for a quick washroom break, and you miss an entire match by the time you get back! For poor Kennie Asuncion, who played both mixed & singles, her entire tournament was over in 25 minutes total. She most likely took longer to warm up than that :crying:.

    Something humorous just struck me... with the times of some of these matches, our resident tournament DVD supplier, Han, could fit a third of the entire round of 32 onto a single disc *LOL* :p :D.
     
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    according to Chinese media interview with Chen Jin, Xia was said to have ran out of gas during the second game. Chen Jin says they are usually 50/50 in internal matches and he says it is easier to play against teammates as they know each other's game better. he was less confident against opponent from a different country citing that he is less experienced.
     
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    Wow that's really interesting stuff... 50/50 usually?! Chen Jin is indeed awesome. I wonder what his win/lose percentage is vs. Lin Dan, Bao Chun Lai, and Chen Hong.
     
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    Whats really amazing about professionals is their ability to focus and not let down. I always tend to relax or slow down after having such a big lead or playing against weaker players. I guess this is what allows them to win in like 10, 12,15 minutes.
     
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    omg......no more malaysian left in men's singles!!!!!! :crying:
    but still have danish players left........hehe ;)
     
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    China is showcasing their young singles secret weapons, using this tournament to initiate them into top level international competition.
     
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    Chen Jin is indeed very impressive! But lets see what Gong Weijie has against the higly experienced Gade^^
     
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    biG mOuth~~

    I Was TERRIBLY SHOCK and saDD that xia lost...shows how great these new players are...with xiA eliminated now..i will support ponsana and Bao Chun lai...i just do not think that lindan is a great player...
     
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    you shouldn't let prejudice against lin dan cloud your mind. i think lin dan shows great amount of talent.

    whoa, ponsana must be of some substance, huh? but i think i'll be equally happy with the winner :)

    xia's loss sure is saddening. i was banking on seeing him on astro in the finals.
     

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