Thursday, September 30, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Lee Chong Wei Vs Lin Dan Japan Open Video part 1
Hey, this is the 1st part of Lee Chong Wei vs Lin Dan Japan Open 2010... See how genius starting of the game by the world number one who finally played constant to win the Title !! Enjoy.....
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Lee Chong wei : 2 mins to win the Title beating Lin Dan Today !
Lee Chong wei just 2 mins before winning the Super Series Japan 2010 today !! Match of about 80 mis duration. Lee looks a bit tired at the last moment.! But he did it finally :)
Chong Wei Beat Lin Dan in Japan Open 2010...Hurrahh !!
Badminton: Chong Wei beats Lin Dan in Japan Super Series
KUALA LUMPUR: World number one Datuk Lee Chong Wei defeated archrival Lin Dan of China in the final of the Japan Super Series 2010 at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Japan Sunday.
According to www.tournamentsoftware.com Chong Wei took an hour and 22 minutes before finally overcoming Lin Dan in 22-20, 16-21, 21-17
The championship offered total prize money of US$200,000.
Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia poses during an award ceremony after beating China's Lin Dan 2-1 in their final match to win the men's singles title at the Yonex Japan Open badminton tournament in Tokyo Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010.-APMeanwhile, Malaysia's top doubles pair Koo Kien Keat/Tan Boon Heong lost to Cai Yun/Fu Haifeng of China 21-18, 14-21, 12-21 in the men's doubles final.
Other Malaysians consisting of men's singles Muhammad Hafiz Hashim and men's doubles Mak Hee Chun/ Tan Wee Kiong had an early exit in the championship. - Bernama
Jiang wins Japan Open women's badminton title
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TOKYO — Unseeded 2002 world junior champion Jiang Yanjiao shocked world number one Wang Xin to win the women's singles title at the Japan Open on Sunday in an all-Chinese final.
The 24-year-old Jiang, who eliminated fellow Chinese Lu Lan and Wang Shixian on her way to the final, came from behind in both games to score a 23-21, 21-18 victory in Tokyo.
"I'm really glad that I won the title in my first final here. It was a tough match, but both of us played our best," said Jiang.
"I just played patiently. That's the key to the victory. We know each other. I planned to change the pace when I am in a difficult situation.
"This victory is very important because the level of our teammates are almost the same. It's tougher to play against my teammate, much tougher than when I play against players from other countries," she added.
It was Jiang's first title this season.
For Wang, who became world number one in the new rankings issued on Thursday, it was a second straight final defeat at the Japan Open.
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