OUE SINGAPORE Open SS 2015 : FINALS (12th April 2015)

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  1. kwun

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    that hit the line with clinical precision.
     
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    17-18 in just 30 minutes. This must be a tough match. Hu Yun is working hard in his strategies. He needs good strategies as he is already 33 years old.
     
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    Kento Momota looks tired? He is only 21 years old but tired? The score is 19-17. Momota leading.
     
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    3 errors from HY cost him the first game.
     
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    Yes I wasn't too sure as he was also known as Ching in the past.
     
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    KM exploiting HY's deep backhand corner.
     
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    HY pace is super variable. slow slow slow, sudden acceleration.
     
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    well ok. didn't have enough acceleration to dodge that one.
     
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    grinding him to death.
     
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    HY missing a bit of his touch.
     
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    Okay for those who might have missed the first 2 matches here are the scores.

    Zhang Nan / Zhao Yunlei China win China Lu Kai / Huang Yaqiong Walkover
    That means no matter how China will still win the gold and silver medals in MX as proven by the results.

    2. Followed by WD
    Ou Dongni / Xiaohan Yu China win Japan Misaki Matsutomo / Ayaka Takahashi 21-17 21-16 0:51
    This means that China still dominates the WD. They have different pairs of WD that can rise up to the occasion and win the gold medals as proven by the result. Now even their youngsters can win the gold medals.
     
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    Momota was surprised by HY's sudden bursting!
     
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    HY just went crazy fast!!
     
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    BACK TO THE MATCH. Kento Momota win the first match 21-17. Now break time. Kento Momota leading 11-9.
     
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    BTW as coach to Singapore, LJ seemed to be too strict and that resulted in young Zhang Bewen being disciplined and subsequently having to leave the national team.
    But good foe ZBW for she is playing her best for USA NOE.
     
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    umpire wanted it out. :)
     
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    Slow, slow, quick quick, slow. HY must be good at the rumba as well.
     
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    Hu Yun strategy works now. He is leading 14-11. Momota Looks tired and disappointed now.
     
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    Correction, 10-all. 11-10 to HY. The rally at 9-10 was HY at his best.
     
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    despite how it looks, Hu Yu is not working any less hard than KM.

    but HY seems to be managing his stamina better.
     
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