World Championship 2006 - Draw

But KKK/CCM will meet the korean pair in the early round which they wish to avoid this...However,CTF/LWW draw are counted smooth if they can beat Kido Setiawan and his partner coz they lose to them recently...Now, i think that the previous records between the players should return to zero and we can't really judge who will stand a higher chance based on the records because it is unpredictable....
 
Jessica said:
But KKK/CCM will meet the korean pair in the early round which they wish to avoid this...However,CTF/LWW draw are counted smooth if they can beat Kido Setiawan and his partner coz they lose to them recently...Now, i think that the previous records between the players should return to zero and we can't really judge who will stand a higher chance based on the records because it is unpredictable....
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Well, i don't think it will be easy for CTF/LWW if they have to face Lee Yong Dae/Jung Jae Sung in the semi. Though they won against them in All England and Malaysia Open this year, they lost to this korean pair recently in Thailand Open. The second seed Korean pair has improved a lot recently.

IMO, i think that KKK/CCM can beat the second ranked korean pair. This pair is not as dangerous as the first korean pair. The tough battle will be against the danish pair.
 
badMania said:
....The other half consists of Lee Jae Jin/Lee Hyo Jung, Xie Zhongbo/Zhang Yawen, Zheng Bo/Zhao Tingting, Nathan Robertson/Gail Emms, Thomas Laybourn/Kamilla Rytter-Juhl and Sudket Prapakamol/Saralee Thoungthongkam :eek: . Good luck to them
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this is crazy:eek: haha,good luck to Sudket/Saralee
 
cooler said:
The Star Online > Sports

Saturday September 9, 2006



Favourable draw could provide a Malaysian world champion

PENANG: It's all falling into place for the Malaysian badminton doubles players. A favourable draw for all three pairs in the fray could well provide the first Malaysian world badminton champion at the World Championships in Madrid on Sept 18-24.

World number three Choong Tan Fook-Lee Wan Wah, number five Chan Chong Ming-Koo Kien Keat and debutants Mohd Fairuzizuan Tazari-Lin Woon Fui, the sixth seeds, all stand a good chance of stealing the spotlight away from men’s singles world number one Lee Chong Wei.

Veterans Tan Fook-Wan Wah have been handed an early chance to make amends for their spectacular third game collapse in the Hong Kong Open final against Indonesians Markis Kido-Hendra Setiawan last week.

The two pairs are on course to meet in the third round in Madrid. If the Malaysians get their expected revenge, the reward could be an “easy” quarter-final matchup against either Tadashi Ohtsuka-Keita Masuda of Japan or England’s Anthony Clark-Robert Blair.

Also in the bottom half of the draw are Mohd Fairuzizuan-Woon Fui. The Malaysian Openfinalists will get their baptism of fire in the third round against China’s second best pair Guo Zhendong-Xie Zhongbo.

A victory over the Chinese would set-up a last eight meeting against second seeds Jung Jae Sung-Lee Yong Dae.

National doubles coach Rexy Mainaky is not discounting the possibility of an all-Malaysian semi-final at the World Championships.

“It is a very good doubles draw for Malaysia, especially for Tan Fook and Wan Wah. After being handed a clear path to the last four, it is unlikely that they will blunder by making the same mistakes against the Indonesian pair.

“I am confident that they will go far in the world meet. It will be a bonus if Fairuzizuan and Woon Fui can also rise to the occasion and set up an all Malaysian semi-final,” said Rexy.

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rexy sounds 2 arrogant :rolleyes:, christian is not stupid, man :D he knows the secret why indonesia pairs often beat mas pairs :cool:
 
somehow Indonesian pairs rises to occasions..for what ever reason..they do well..hopefully again this time...you never know if Luluk and Alvent rise again
 
rudy6713 said:
somehow Indonesian pairs rises to occasions..for what ever reason..they do well..hopefully again this time...you never know if Luluk and Alvent rise again
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Luluk/Alvent SHOULD progress to the quarter-final, with matches against the Aussie pair Warfe/Smith and possibly the German pair Spitko/Fuchs. It will be a disaster if they fail to even reach the QF. Unfortunately, their opponent in the QF is the first-seed Fu/Cai and I don't think they will win. It will take a miracle for them to enter the semi-final or even win the WC.

As for Kido/Hendra, it will depend on their performance against Choong/Lee. If they rise up to the occassion and win yet again, they could well go all the way to the Final because they have good records against either Mohd Fairuzizuan/Lin or Jung/Lee.
 
jgao_net said:
i dont think that Taufik has the capabilities any more go get into that SF match. im guessing he will lose in the QF match most likely against PG.

SF:
LWC vs. CJ
LD vs. PG

Final:
LD vs. CJ
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I strongly agree with what jgao-net said and the prediction:
SF:
LWC vs. CJ
LD vs. PG

Final:
LD vs. CJ

After Taufit got marry, his career is going down hill, as you can see.
 
badMania said:
Luluk/Alvent SHOULD progress to the quarter-final, with matches against the Aussie pair Warfe/Smith and possibly the German pair Spitko/Fuchs. It will be a disaster if they fail to even reach the QF. Unfortunately, their opponent in the QF is the first-seed Fu/Cai and I don't think they will win. It will take a miracle for them to enter the semi-final or even win the WC.

As for Kido/Hendra, it will depend on their performance against Choong/Lee. If they rise up to the occassion and win yet again, they could well go all the way to the Final because they have good records against either Mohd Fairuzizuan/Lin or Jung/Lee.
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I think it is prooving that Indonesian Pairs are very dangerous for all pairs. yeah we can see how scare and worry all MD coach when they meet Indonesian pairs in MD. it same like in MS if their player againts Taufik;)
 
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