Semifinal Line-Up

Fu/Cai: 3 straight titles -- Singapore, Indonesia, China Masters 2007
Kido/Hendra: 3 straight titles -- China, Hong Kong Opens 2007, Malaysia Open 2008
Koo/Tan: 2 straight titles twice -- All-England, Swiss Opens 2007 (they lost in Korea Open 2007, after winning the MAS Open); Macau and Denmark Opens 2007
Jung/Lee: 2 straight titles -- All-England, Swiss Opens 2008
 
jung and lee also three straight title.. including german...

(german,all england and swiss)

badMania said:
Fu/Cai: 3 straight titles -- Singapore, Indonesia, China Masters 2007
Kido/Hendra: 3 straight titles -- China, Hong Kong Opens 2007, Malaysia Open 2008
Koo/Tan: 2 straight titles twice -- All-England, Swiss Opens 2007 (they lost in Korea Open 2007, after winning the MAS Open); Macau and Denmark Opens 2007
Jung/Lee: 2 straight titles -- All-England, Swiss Opens 2008
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robin7 said:
A bit surprise of JJS/LYD's loss to Guo/Xie. The Chinese pair must have been playing well.
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That shows that every MD pair has their own "times"....this mth belongs to a certain pair and the next mth it will change. Gone is the period of long-time domination by only one or two pairs.
 
Good to know the CCM/CCE manage to win over TG/CW. CCE was the main factor here. CCM is still under the weather. I guess TG/CW was under under the weather. ;)
 
badMania said:
Fu/Cai: 3 straight titles -- Singapore, Indonesia, China Masters 2007
Kido/Hendra: 3 straight titles -- China, Hong Kong Opens 2007, Malaysia Open 2008
Koo/Tan: 2 straight titles twice -- All-England, Swiss Opens 2007 (they lost in Korea Open 2007, after winning the MAS Open); Macau and Denmark Opens 2007
Jung/Lee: 2 straight titles -- All-England, Swiss Opens 2008
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KOO/TAN: They also won the Philippine Open 2007.
 
As a player, Smith should control his temper and keep cool. I suppose he was frustrated with himself but not to the extent of showing it so openly...........
 
badMania said:
That shows that every MD pair has their own "times"....this mth belongs to a certain pair and the next mth it will change. Gone is the period of long-time domination by only one or two pairs.
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I'd agree with this view. The phenomenon seems to also spreading to other categories in SS tourneys to certain extent. It makes matches more interesting and hard to predict.
 
robin7 said:
A bit surprise of JJS/LYD's loss to Guo/Xie. The Chinese pair must have been playing well.
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Obviously team China always study their main opponents very well... and from my point of view JJS/LYD is the pair that will give team China alot of trouble when comes the Olympic, and there is no doubt in my mind, that team China have already came up some sort of a counter already.

Come on, LYD!!!!! You have got to step up your game to another level again!!!:cool:
 
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