Loh really win by a close shave. He tends to take a comfortable lead. Then start to slow down the game & start lifting & lobbing. I understand u need variation in your game. However, overdo it almost cost him the game
@@J.J.J.J.J.J.J insecure, narcissistic people that are so prevalent in today's society unfortunately. Andy roddick even raged against these keyboard warriors. Apparently 70% of those asked in surveys believed they would win games against top 50 world ranked tennis players too.
@@J.J.J.J.J.J.J the beauty of racket sports is the simplicity of the rules. If it's in it's in, if it's out its out. Not like soccer or basketball where no team ever wins without so many complaining about biased referees and the wrong foul calls. And another thing, if you injure yourself in racket sports it's always your own fault and responsibility. In soccer or basketball some brawler guy can fall with their full body weight on your knee and that's a career ending injury from nowhere
@@leob4403 So very true! Although there is a lot of non skill-based tactics (e.g. delaying, controlling the pace, intimidation) that affect racquet sports outcomes.
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The commentary between gill and steen was hilarious . Gill was clearly for loh and steen for anders .
Pretty sure Steen took a side and then Gill had to choose the other side.
didn't really seem that way at all
Loh really win by a close shave. He tends to take a comfortable lead. Then start to slow down the game & start lifting & lobbing. I understand u need variation in your game. However, overdo it almost cost him the game
his attack is the best part of his game, he just has to use that to his advantage and it would not have been as close
So glad Antonsen gets sent home. Wait… he is already home. 😂
The match against shi yuqi should be an absolute thriller
Well played by both
Красавчик! Сингапурец легкий как перышко
Well played Cute player LOH
The line judge is heavily bias on Antonsen
These line judges call the shuttle wrong in halfa these challenges nowadays...
Steen always favor 🇩🇰 players…😂…L
Probably to make up for Gill hating on Anders at any opportunity
@@xvvxvvxvvx4804 they are professional…we always have our favourite & nothing wrong with that
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Dane lost almost every single critical net point due to his inferior net skills, if any....
If any? Yeah he's top 10 in the world for years and doesn't have ANY net skills, that makes sense, NOT
@@leob4403 exactly lol, what are these ridiculous couch-potato comments
@@J.J.J.J.J.J.J insecure, narcissistic people that are so prevalent in today's society unfortunately. Andy roddick even raged against these keyboard warriors. Apparently 70% of those asked in surveys believed they would win games against top 50 world ranked tennis players too.
What a weird sport
Why?
One of the best sports ever.
So many variety of skills compared to other sports.
@@J.J.J.J.J.J.J the beauty of racket sports is the simplicity of the rules. If it's in it's in, if it's out its out. Not like soccer or basketball where no team ever wins without so many complaining about biased referees and the wrong foul calls. And another thing, if you injure yourself in racket sports it's always your own fault and responsibility. In soccer or basketball some brawler guy can fall with their full body weight on your knee and that's a career ending injury from nowhere
@@leob4403 So very true! Although there is a lot of non skill-based tactics (e.g. delaying, controlling the pace, intimidation) that affect racquet sports outcomes.
GG toxic players LOL
Well played Cute player LOH