Quentin11
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momota still the same. no weapon. nothing special now. aging.
boooooooooooooo
Yonex ALL ENGLAND Open 2022 : R/32 - Final (16-20 March)
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terrynguyen121988
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Haha, just spin net shot and wait for Momota lift, and smash to win. That's why he cannot win others.
Just Momota who lift for him to smash, but not the others.
Just Momota who lift for him to smash, but not the others.
terrynguyen121988
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Momota's speed incresed.
Justafan90
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Lzj vs momota tomorrow would be a better match!
terrynguyen121988
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momota still the same. no weapon. nothing special now. aging.
No need to show up all of cards at the beginning of the match
James blake
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I can't tell bexause of the quality of the live stream but looks like heo changed his racket? No more z strike
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James blake
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Korea really needs to train for categories other than WD. They're so good at WD but suck at pretty much every other category.
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Justafan90
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Dun korea hav decent MD too? Are they juz not playing?
Your observation was two fold. I will just pen my thoughts on one part of it. 6 months ago, I would have outright disagreed with you on the “hyped” part for our next-gen superstars. However seeing how JC, LZJ, ASG, (AA considering today) have struggled against LS/KV/LSF recently, I’m inclined to agree to that part your observation. The data is still sparse. Let’s see how the MS field will look in a year from nowQuite honestly, this could be similar as in in Tennis, where an overhyped "next gen" of inflated egos (Medvedev, Zverev, Tsitsipas, you know who it is in Badminton) gets overtaken by a less hyped, more talentend younger group with a lot better personalities (Sinner, Alcaraz, FAA), before they can win more than a handful of important tournaments. I'm all here for it.
PS- hey, I like Medvedev. He happens to be the the one and only top 5 player I could watch in action from a stadium
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Cunning Linguist
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Your observation was two fold. I will just pen my thoughts on one part of it. 6 months ago, I would have outright disagreed with you on the “hyped” part for our next-gen superstars. However seeing how JC, LZJ, ASG, (AA considering today) have struggled against LS/KV/LSF recently, I’m inclined to agree to that part your observation. The data is still sparse. Let’s see how the MS field will look in a year from now
PS- hey, I like Medvedev. He happens to be the the one and only top 5 player I could watch in action from a stadium
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I like Medvedev most of the three as well, but he also has complete mental breakdowns unlike anything we have ever seen on a badminton court. He was also once defaulted for racism at a tournament and I don't think that is a trifle. From a sporting point of view: the way he lost against Nadal - who's ten years his senior and way, way past his physical prime - after being two sets up was beyond belief.
In regards to badminton, I totally agree with you: the data is still sparse. KV has just lost two straight games against Christie.
JC was very good today, congrats!
vozer here
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the next gen have to face old big 3 while the next next gen face older big 2Quite honestly, this could be similar as in in Tennis, where an overhyped "next gen" of inflated egos (Medvedev, Zverev, Tsitsipas, you know who it is in Badminton) gets overtaken by a less hyped, more talentend younger group with a lot better personalities (Sinner, Alcaraz, FAA), before they can win more than a handful of important tournaments. I'm all here for it.
Looking forward to this match. Both are healthy and didn't need to play grueling matches before this. Both are super motivated.