I do , me n my partner , Harpreet Singh S/o Kianan Singh , at 11 years old , we both won 6 straight sets with outsiders elderlies and conquer the court , until they got fed up , so they came up with the idea , whoever win or lose , both teams have to leave and make way to another 2 new teams to play . Old cunning fox with bully attitude . They were not happy when we youngsters conquer the court 😂😂😂😂😂😂. After hearing such rules , both me n my partner looked dazed and " Whatever " lol
However , when playing Single with my partner , i stood like 47% against his 50% , because of his flexes and tight angle net tricks. When playing double , we both have magic reflexes and can change position anytime during the game, in our neighbourhood , we both were unbeatable.
12:20 nothing wrong with Boe responding to the crowd. If the crowd is gonna taunt him, they should be prepared to eat their words if he wins. Nothing wrong with some trash talk. Happens all the time in other sports.
@@ppan355I’m Indonesian and somehow I’m with Boe on this one, everytime I watched Indonesia open in Senayan yes the crowd might be one of the ambitious crowd in Badminton however if you listen closely and understand our language. Ppl will yell something inappropriate or even racial slurs The best example from this video if you listen closely one fan yelled “fuckoff Denmark fuckoff” And last time because the Indian doubles performed well most of the fans screaming racial slurs towards the Indian
I saw Chirah Shetty in a shop at the airport buying a drink. I noticed he was well mannered, because he was l really polite to the cashier. Just those small things shows what kind of person you are
It's not Mathias Boe's fault for sure. The Indonesians are very desperate about badminton and their players. So, I guess they got what they deserved. As, it's disrespectful to taunt international level players.
The crowd were disgusting. Usual cowardly umpiring letting it happen too. All badminton umps are good for is hassling players to hurry up and behaving like tinpot gods. But not doing anything to protect the players from interference.
Axelsen is absolutely amazing for putting empathy over his competitive nature, 99% of athletes would have never gave a point like this in any situation
a proper give back would be to give 2 points to the opponent because he should have 1 point advantage instead of getting even again. but yes, what axelsen did was probably something the other athletes will not do.
@@alanko1987I understand your point of view. But don’t you think this way, basically replaying the point is the most diplomatic way to respect the competition? I’ve seen people give points “back” but I’ve never seen anyone give 2 points back. That would be a bit controversial, upset coach, umpire and possibly opponent. Returning 1 point seems most diplomatic to me, not perfect but the best outcome for all
@@lukepalmer6491 i know that. it is "better than nothing" but then still unfair for the player who lost the advantage. remember this is on international stage, not some club stage where points dont matter as much.
Wow! You know Christo Popov 🇫🇷 just did the same thing today at the first day of Indonesia Open 2023 against Chou TC 🇹🇼. He got injured badly at the end of the 2nd game with 1 game each, but still decided to finish the match and play the 3rd deciding game to the end. The match ends with Chou winning *21-1* 🙃 (the whole 3rd game is kinda painful to watch to be honest)
Shi Yuqi did very wrong by retiring hurt at match point. Later he also had the audacity to say that he didd't wanted to lose. CBA banned him for one year it was good decision. After being back, glad he said that I will not do this again...
@@devastKinkits good to retire if it’s like earlier in the game, and ur hurt. what popov did against axelsen was not very stupid actually, it was very late in the game when he started suffering a cramp, so might as well finish and give viktor the moment of victory
The thing with many players is that they are very friendly and polite but when it really counts they stay silent or protest in their favor. Fairplay is important at any point in the match and is not for publicity. Admit if a ball is in, no matter the score and always respect your opponent.
if we look few years back then Viktor was not like that. Wo chidh jaata tha jab bhi wo match haarne lagta tha but after getting his own personal mental coach abracadabra he improved his attitude that is why now he is OG champ and two times WC and many superseries title....
Chirag is not respecting the racket but it actually doing an old Indian tradition of kissing the battle ground or a fighting pitch before entering it. Most Indian players do it.
Hi Bro, you put one incident of prannoy but what about his other good matches?? Recently in Malaysia Masters, look how caring he was for the Young Indonesian Player!!!
in the issue of indonesia crowd booing i am totally with mathias boe because Indonesian crowd is notorious for disrupting the opponent they needed to get humbled
Boe was alright tho 😂. He's a funny guy, we love the danes badminton athletes here. One of the perks of playing in Jakarta is the crowd, you don't get there anywhere else
1. Axelsen still benefited. Instead of 13-10 3-point gap, it was 14-9 5-point gap 3. Racket is very different from sweaty disgusting shirt 6. Boe was more than justified in taunting back that disgusting partisan crowd. And he won, so in their face LOL
@@MrJ4ckie if he really cared he would just tell umpire - some players have done that before. I just don’t like when people are praising him so much when he still benefited
@@littleman787 I hear ya, but still over 90% of players would never give even that point. And, to be fair, the onus is on the umpire to spot these things, that's what they're there for. I don't see this as a shining example of sportsmanship either, he was in a very comfortable situation in the match and I'm not sure he would've done this in a more extreme setting (being at a disadvantage with CTC being close to winning a game or the match, for example), but it is still praiseworthy behaviour.
Many Indian players treat their equipments as same as books (materials of knowledge) and treat them as goddess Saraswati and think that touching them with feet is disrespectful to the goddess.
Frankly, I think Momota should learn to break a few racquets, to get whatever mental rut he's in right now out of his system. You know, lose his temper sometimes, fire himself up. He's too passive on and off court at the moment and it's not helping at all.
Is it really mental? I'm convinced it's a physical issue but there's nothing he can do about it anymore. His eyes just aren't the same after they were damaged in the car crash, even after surgery. The eyes are a delicate instrument. Some things can't be fixed to the way they used to be.
@@entityrj If it's really the eyes then I think retirement is not a bad idea. But he won the Japan championships. At the M'sian Masters he was playing well against WHY, winning the first comfortably and coming back in the second to lead 20-17. Had he held on the win would be 21-13 21-17 or something, a respectable score against a good up-and-coming player who reached the final of the tournament. But it was at that stage that the wheels came off again. I stand corrected and if it's really the eyes, too bad, we have nothing to say. But I think it is mental and all these early defeats are like a toxic spiral. The more you lose early, the deeper the pit. Have to come out and no one can really help him except himself.
Uhmmm....NO. "Fired Up" does NOT mean getting mad / losing temper/ breaking rackets. Thats just negative. To win and get fired up takes tonnes of practice and positive thinking and for Momota, perhaps PRAYER! and/or something else.
What mr chriag do is called respecting their work,,, like its in india culture that whenever anything which help us in any how touches the leg we ask sorry to that non living thing like book, pen, pencil or even if fallen on land we pick and touch ut to out head and kiss ut for apology
people let the adrenaline kick in and can do just about anything, have you ever throw your game controller or phone on the bed/sofa? Same thing, sure you can always argue that throwing something is not as bad as kicking something, but Jorgensen is so close to beating Lin Dan and has put his whole youth into doing it, of course he would be frustrated. Don't act like you never been frustrated before, if you have never taken your anger out at anything, then you remain superior than all human being with emotions.
@@saketautee2329 I never mentioned to hate the guy who KICKED HIS OWN RACQUET, I'm just telling stuff on my own perspective and Ofc Ik LD has did stuff like that, I agree with it and im just requesting emerging players to respect the sport!!
like chirag, i always believe that your weapon/tool/equipment or whatever you're using for your job to earn your money to live is sacred. one should not kick or throw them if anything when wrong.
You "neither condemn nor condone any act(s) in this video" Well you created this set-up with a "good guy" and a "bad guy". Some of the things were, I guess, accurate, but some were not comparable at all. But sometimes video similar to this, are quite interesting!!
Crowd misbehaving and disturbing the players is really not ok. This is not cricket or football. These sports need a lot of concentration and because of the close proximity, players can really lose their focus.
1:38 - I hope Prannoy watched this later and felt nearly as stupid as he made himself look there. Outrageous. Also, props to the umpire for NOT assuming that he's divine and instead listening to his colleague, who had a much better angle to observe what was going on. Well done! 3:26 can we stop making a huge deal about a freaking shirt and JOJ not wanting to touch it for a lengthy time? It was freaking soaked, and if the shirt (or the damn flag on it) were soooo important, how come Zainuddin forgot it in the first place? The whole ordeal was stupid af.
Why are these people saying the shuttle crossed at 1:58? just play the slowmo part in 0.25x It went straight down to the net after he blocked it, it appeared on the left simply cuz the shuttle pushed the net when contacting it... Its a fact, not an argument, either they are high or dumb as hell :/
there should be a rule to a badminton game like they did with tennis. Cheering is fine but NO CHANTING! It is cool a while ago but now they seem to even chanting DURING a rally. What a joke fans.
Axelson is a gentleman. He probably got sick of the arrogant Denmark national team n went Dubai. Another is antonsen. Always uses tactics to win points then play the game to win
You see in his reaction immediately after the point that he also knew it didnt go over. Its so clear that it would be ridiculous for him to think otherwise as well. That was an outrageous moment, protesting the correct decision being made...tells you a lot about a player's character imop.
jan jorgensen kicking his racket is not at all justified. it was his fault he lost, the racket gave him a good company, lest was treated miserably by its owner. very sad
It should be Axelsen vs ginting not Axelsen vs prannoy for chou tien match vs ginting, he knew that shuttle didn't hit the ground and got the point but didn't offer the point to chou even prannoy didn't get the point. It shows your biasness towards the Indonesian and that crowd deserved the boe.
Kissing the racket is more like a ritual of paying respect to inanimate objects that are important to you in India. Some call it respect to not throwing others kissing.
1:47 the shuttle did cross the net, put it in 0.25x speed, you can see something white on prannoy's racket before it crossed and when it was on his side
Chirag Shetty always kisses his racket before stepping on court don't know why. Maybe he thinks that god will bring some luck to him or as video said he respects his racket very much
For me its not exactly kissing the racket. If you have seen indians playing kabaddi, they touch the ground and kiss their hands to pay respect to the terrain they play. Here its the same. He touches the court with his racket and kisses it.
Because he is a Hindu, that is Hindu culture, we also respect our cars,bikes,pens etc in the same way, everything which runs our lives, we respect them like a living being.
what an odd video to make? No one is doing anything particularly wrong, but are displayed as such. It's game, stakes are high, pressure is on. Everyone reacts in a certain way under certain conditions
1:21 axelson tidak mau mendapatkan poin yg kontroversi, meskipun itu memang poin murni miliknya, tapi axelson mengembalikan poin tersebut ke CTC dengan sengaja membuat servis yg gagal, apakah CTC menyadarinya?.
5:00 A lot of people remembered SHI Yuqi's withdrawal on match point; however, they should also NOT forget that LEE Chong Wei also withdrew on match point against LIN Dan for the 2013's World Championship final!
Hey stupido, lee chong wei cannot stand anymore at that match, as well as ginting during match against shi yuqi at asian games 2018 mens team final because of cramp...do you think same situation happen to shi yuqi with momota?
@@mohamadarieframadhanhaali3728stop defend him. Lee chong wei can walk towards Lin Dan to shakes hand. Why not he just stay still and let Lin Dan serves for his victory
@@CristianoRonaldo-so1dp Do you play badminton? Did you watch that set? He was limping the entire second half of set 3 and couldn't walk to the easy shuttle at 17 - 19. After the handshake they carried him off the stadium on a stretcher. We cannot say for certain if Shi Yuqi made an unsportsmanlike decision retiring how he did but do you really believe that Lee Chong Wei was unsportsmanlike?
@@xyzcv5 don't you understand what I'm saying. LCW decide to withdraw when the point was 20-17. Why not he just stay still and just Lin Dan serve for Li Dan get his victory point. It even more flattered and better than refuse to lose that match even he's injured
Who cares about the Jorgensen thing? Of course the Chinese players aren't going to throw an expensive racket, and who wants to touch a wet sweaty shirt if they don't have to? For all we know, it might have landed in Iskandar's box. Seems like quite a reach lol.
@@bjornbob5656 did you watch the video at 0.25x speed? Shuttle clearly corssed the line, touched his racquest and bounced back on the other side. See again
@mouli4867 it didn't cross little buddy, if it did cross, why did it appear on prannoy's side before it touch the ground? Prannoy hit the shuttle INTO the net, pushing it to look like its on the Malaysian side and then only return back to his own side. You do know that the net is not like a wall right? Its not going to reflect once the shuttle hits it, its going to absorb it before pushing it back out
@@ajaymysore what you just said is all true. But we aren't talking about the racket, we are talking about the shuttle. The shuttle crossed the net, then prannoy blocked it, but it didn't cross the net this time, it went INTO the net, making it look like it's on the left side, but the net pushed it back to prannoy side. Prannoy didn't cross the net with the racket either.
There's a difference between a racket and a shirt. He shouldn't have thrown it like that but still you can't compare a racket and a shirt here in my opinion
@@anshul6168No he's NOT. Uske opponent ne bhi dekha. Service judge ne bhi dekha. Mene bhi dekha. That was very unprofessional conduct. And that's after he has won the first set conveniently.
Notice what Shetty does every time he enters the ring? He places his racquet at right angle to court and whispers some mambo Jambo. Do Keep religion and superstition out of sports. They never mix
It is his wish.😂 It has nothing to do with religion, Sportsmanship etc.,. Stop being sassy and let him do whatever he wants. It will and should not affect opposite player then it is no point in your complaint.
It's not kissing..It's salute to mother earth nd Racket both..it's part of hindu culture..We do same with books nd when we wake up in the morning by touching earth first with hands then with feet
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I do , me n my partner , Harpreet Singh S/o Kianan Singh , at 11 years old , we both won 6 straight sets with outsiders elderlies and conquer the court , until they got fed up , so they came up with the idea , whoever win or lose , both teams have to leave and make way to another 2 new teams to play .
Old cunning fox with bully attitude .
They were not happy when we youngsters conquer the court
😂😂😂😂😂😂.
After hearing such rules , both me n my partner looked dazed and
" Whatever " lol
However , when playing Single with my partner , i stood like 47% against his 50% , because of his flexes and tight angle net tricks.
When playing double , we both have magic reflexes and can change position anytime during the game, in our neighbourhood , we both were unbeatable.
12:20 nothing wrong with Boe responding to the crowd. If the crowd is gonna taunt him, they should be prepared to eat their words if he wins. Nothing wrong with some trash talk. Happens all the time in other sports.
fr boe was such a legend for doing that
Its good craic.
These indonesian fans deserve Boe. They don't deserve Gilmour.
@@ppan355 Yep.
@@ppan355I’m Indonesian and somehow I’m with Boe on this one, everytime I watched Indonesia open in Senayan yes the crowd might be one of the ambitious crowd in Badminton however if you listen closely and understand our language. Ppl will yell something inappropriate or even racial slurs
The best example from this video if you listen closely one fan yelled “fuckoff Denmark fuckoff”
And last time because the Indian doubles performed well most of the fans screaming racial slurs towards the Indian
I saw Chirah Shetty in a shop at the airport buying a drink. I noticed he was well mannered, because he was l really polite to the cashier. Just those small things shows what kind of person you are
I can imagine: because he ALWAYS apologizes after net cord shots.
I mean they never taunting the enemy too
It's not Mathias Boe's fault for sure. The Indonesians are very desperate about badminton and their players. So, I guess they got what they deserved. As, it's disrespectful to taunt international level players.
It is disrespectful to taunt any player, why specifiy only "international level"
@@littleman787 True though, sorry.
@@violinstishan1638 don’t worry
The aaron chia and shetty pair also got booed during last month indo open.
@@ckh633 while both pairs replied with their racquets by defeating the indo pairs of Fajar rian and Prayer
RESPECT to Kirsty at 11:22...!! very classy way to handle the taunt,and its very elegant...
It didn’t do anything though. The crowd still continued. Begging and pleading doesn’t do anything.
@@deekay13 Indogs, whatcha gonna do 🤷♂
The crowd were disgusting. Usual cowardly umpiring letting it happen too. All badminton umps are good for is hassling players to hurry up and behaving like tinpot gods. But not doing anything to protect the players from interference.
@@deekay13 woah buster,
edginess nearly cut me there
Axelsen is absolutely amazing for putting empathy over his competitive nature, 99% of athletes would have never gave a point like this in any situation
a proper give back would be to give 2 points to the opponent because he should have 1 point advantage instead of getting even again. but yes, what axelsen did was probably something the other athletes will not do.
No doubt he is olympic and world champion.
Agree
@@alanko1987I understand your point of view. But don’t you think this way, basically replaying the point is the most diplomatic way to respect the competition? I’ve seen people give points “back” but I’ve never seen anyone give 2 points back. That would be a bit controversial, upset coach, umpire and possibly opponent. Returning 1 point seems most diplomatic to me, not perfect but the best outcome for all
@@lukepalmer6491 i know that. it is "better than nothing" but then still unfair for the player who lost the advantage. remember this is on international stage, not some club stage where points dont matter as much.
Wow! You know Christo Popov 🇫🇷 just did the same thing today at the first day of Indonesia Open 2023 against Chou TC 🇹🇼. He got injured badly at the end of the 2nd game with 1 game each, but still decided to finish the match and play the 3rd deciding game to the end. The match ends with Chou winning *21-1* 🙃 (the whole 3rd game is kinda painful to watch to be honest)
Yes because he doesn't get to play the MD if he retires, and loses the money
Chirag is really respectful❤❤❤
theres quite the difference in throwing a tshirt and throwing a racket lmao
Plenty of players throw their rackets when celebrating...
Haha... T-shirt isn't that hurt full when thrown
A shirt full of sweat that is not one’s own is something I would not have held.
Shi Yuqi did very wrong by retiring hurt at match point. Later he also had the audacity to say that he didd't wanted to lose. CBA banned him for one year it was good decision. After being back, glad he said that I will not do this again...
Actually he said that "I did not lose" - even worse
Not retiring like Popov is stupid too tho
That was actually not the reason for the ban, but it was a **** move regardless.
@@devastKink did it for the money
@@devastKinkits good to retire if it’s like earlier in the game, and ur hurt.
what popov did against axelsen was not very stupid actually, it was very late in the game when he started suffering a cramp, so might as well finish and give viktor the moment of victory
wow, this is some fresh air to the badminton videos on the internet! props to Shuttle Flash for his/her amazing idea!
lin dan would be in the list of all the wrong behaviour according to this and yet he will always be my favourite ..
How come this video missed sukamuljo... Daddies vs minions
Exactly
SYQ later said that he did not want to accept his defeat.
The thing with many players is that they are very friendly and polite but when it really counts they stay silent or protest in their favor. Fairplay is important at any point in the match and is not for publicity. Admit if a ball is in, no matter the score and always respect your opponent.
Very Unique video concept!
This video concludes that Axelsen is indeed a true sportsman!
Include Gilmour, Akane, Nozomi and Intanon too in the list.
if we look few years back then Viktor was not like that. Wo chidh jaata tha jab bhi wo match haarne lagta tha but after getting his own personal mental coach abracadabra he improved his attitude that is why now he is OG champ and two times WC and many superseries title....
Ax still benefited. He was 5 points ahead instead of should've been 3
From what I see, prannoy definitely was able to cross the shuttle
even ignoring that i feel comparing the two was unfair since axelson knew his racket touched the net and the other decision was questionable
Axelsen should teach his countrymen about manners and etiquette!!!
exactly my thought, axelsen together with antonsen
And who is teaching all the Indonesians?
Antonsen's behavior is very debatable.
@@bjornbob5656 Exactly. Ppl just ignore Kevin’s shenanigans
Axelsen used to throw tantrums on the court 10 years ago
Boe is a fuckin legend, give it back to the rowdie crowd, he would have felt like a king lol 😅
I love Victoria Cao as a physio cum coach very much. She always supoorts CTC. Her behaviour at Hylo Open made me fall in love with her even more
Indeed! For her to behave like that during such a crucial time, it’s awesome. She is so positive
Did Chou refuse a handshake with Ginting?
@@meandermyself61 No, he shaked Ginting's hand and they talked to each other
@@adrianwong69 Good, i had hoped that was the case.
daafuk is physio cum coach?
Chirag is not respecting the racket but it actually doing an old Indian tradition of kissing the battle ground or a fighting pitch before entering it. Most Indian players do it.
As a Indian we respect all things we use for our growth...such as books and etc...its our Hindu culture to respect all non living things 🙏❤
But Sindhu should be on this, she has many
And it's your culture to take things that isnt yours? Just like how prannoy tried to claim the point was 'his' when it clearly didn't.
Hi Bro, you put one incident of prannoy but what about his other good matches?? Recently in Malaysia Masters, look how caring he was for the Young Indonesian Player!!!
Since this is "Good vs Bad", the channel might don't find the opposite manner of "good matches of Prannoy".
May I know why Prannoy lost the point here?
in the issue of indonesia crowd booing i am totally with mathias boe because Indonesian crowd is notorious for disrupting the opponent they needed to get humbled
Indonesian crowds are not supportive ever they are like bullying
Boe was alright tho 😂. He's a funny guy, we love the danes badminton athletes here. One of the perks of playing in Jakarta is the crowd, you don't get there anywhere else
Kirsty Gilmour is too nice. The audience taunting a player while she's serving is absolutely unacceptable. Indonesian spectators should be ashamed.
and then here comes Mathias Boe.
The umpire should have intervened and told the crowd to shut up.
1. Axelsen still benefited. Instead of 13-10 3-point gap, it was 14-9 5-point gap
3. Racket is very different from sweaty disgusting shirt
6. Boe was more than justified in taunting back that disgusting partisan crowd. And he won, so in their face LOL
Shouldve been 13-9, 4 points. But it's a bit much to expect him to give up 2 points when no one else wouldve given up even 1, no?
@@MrJ4ckie if he really cared he would just tell umpire - some players have done that before. I just don’t like when people are praising him so much when he still benefited
Being partisan in sport is disgusting? How old are you?
@@littleman787 I hear ya, but still over 90% of players would never give even that point. And, to be fair, the onus is on the umpire to spot these things, that's what they're there for.
I don't see this as a shining example of sportsmanship either, he was in a very comfortable situation in the match and I'm not sure he would've done this in a more extreme setting (being at a disadvantage with CTC being close to winning a game or the match, for example), but it is still praiseworthy behaviour.
3. He could have just informed his opponent to remove the sweaty shirt. Truth is, the difference in demeanor is so obvious between him and Liu.
Many Indian players treat their equipments as same as books (materials of knowledge) and treat them as goddess Saraswati and think that touching them with feet is disrespectful to the goddess.
Frankly, I think Momota should learn to break a few racquets, to get whatever mental rut he's in right now out of his system. You know, lose his temper sometimes, fire himself up. He's too passive on and off court at the moment and it's not helping at all.
Is it really mental? I'm convinced it's a physical issue but there's nothing he can do about it anymore. His eyes just aren't the same after they were damaged in the car crash, even after surgery. The eyes are a delicate instrument. Some things can't be fixed to the way they used to be.
@@entityrj If it's really the eyes then I think retirement is not a bad idea. But he won the Japan championships. At the M'sian Masters he was playing well against WHY, winning the first comfortably and coming back in the second to lead 20-17. Had he held on the win would be 21-13 21-17 or something, a respectable score against a good up-and-coming player who reached the final of the tournament. But it was at that stage that the wheels came off again. I stand corrected and if it's really the eyes, too bad, we have nothing to say. But I think it is mental and all these early defeats are like a toxic spiral. The more you lose early, the deeper the pit. Have to come out and no one can really help him except himself.
@@entityrj he is getting worse and worse skill wise
Uhmmm....NO. "Fired Up" does NOT mean getting mad / losing temper/ breaking rackets. Thats just negative. To win and get fired up takes tonnes of practice and positive thinking and for Momota, perhaps PRAYER! and/or something else.
keep your 2 cents to yourself
What mr chriag do is called respecting their work,,, like its in india culture that whenever anything which help us in any how touches the leg we ask sorry to that non living thing like book, pen, pencil or even if fallen on land we pick and touch ut to out head and kiss ut for apology
POPOV respect.
Cant belive how he made his mind to kick his racuqet which brang him crossing all the obstacles in his life.
people let the adrenaline kick in and can do just about anything, have you ever throw your game controller or phone on the bed/sofa? Same thing, sure you can always argue that throwing something is not as bad as kicking something, but Jorgensen is so close to beating Lin Dan and has put his whole youth into doing it, of course he would be frustrated.
Don't act like you never been frustrated before, if you have never taken your anger out at anything, then you remain superior than all human being with emotions.
@@yichenchen9410 bro i haven't threw my game console or phone anywhere, i do feel frustrated sometimes but i dont express it out with my anger...
Lin dan did the same in same arena... or abused the racket multiple times.. yet he's the best
LD kicked his racket when he had his legendary choke against LCW, but people choose to forget that cuz he’s the GOAT.
@@saketautee2329 I never mentioned to hate the guy who KICKED HIS OWN RACQUET, I'm just telling stuff on my own perspective and Ofc Ik LD has did stuff like that, I agree with it and im just requesting emerging players to respect the sport!!
I feel like the umpire knows they made a mistake and is just too embarrassed to admit it
like chirag, i always believe that your weapon/tool/equipment or whatever you're using for your job to earn your money to live is sacred. one should not kick or throw them if anything when wrong.
I neither condemn nor condone any act in this video. Everything is fair in love and war…and sports. (Except Shi Yu Qi 🤭)
You "neither condemn nor condone any act(s) in this video" Well you created this set-up with a "good guy" and a "bad guy". Some of the things were, I guess, accurate, but some were not comparable at all. But sometimes video similar to this, are quite interesting!!
8:28 She's like a mom i love her 😭
nice video! i see improvements in the editing
Crowd misbehaving and disturbing the players is really not ok. This is not cricket or football. These sports need a lot of concentration and because of the close proximity, players can really lose their focus.
Jan o Jorgensen wasn't annoyed he simply couldn't be bothered walking over
1:38 - I hope Prannoy watched this later and felt nearly as stupid as he made himself look there. Outrageous. Also, props to the umpire for NOT assuming that he's divine and instead listening to his colleague, who had a much better angle to observe what was going on. Well done!
3:26 can we stop making a huge deal about a freaking shirt and JOJ not wanting to touch it for a lengthy time? It was freaking soaked, and if the shirt (or the damn flag on it) were soooo important, how come Zainuddin forgot it in the first place? The whole ordeal was stupid af.
He should've told him
I saw the yuqi one coming from a mile away
Victor Axelsen from Denmark and Mohammad Ahsan from Indonesia are the men with high sportsmanship in Badminton
Nope not the Indonesian. Only axelson.
No players is as honorable as Axelsen. Too bad no other player is like him.
Good man Victor with giving Chou the point the umpire stole from him.
Mathias did absolutely right,, doing such thing by indonesian crowd reduce focus.
The editor is interested in unnecessary drama lol 😅
To be fair, that shirt was probably soaking wet with sweat, while the raquet was definitely less disgusting.
8:27 ❤
Its ok to be angry, its ok to break a racket.
Actually, if you watch carefully you’ll notice that the shuttle had in fact crossed when Pronnoy blocked it…
Why are these people saying the shuttle crossed at 1:58? just play the slowmo part in 0.25x It went straight down to the net after he blocked it, it appeared on the left simply cuz the shuttle pushed the net when contacting it... Its a fact, not an argument, either they are high or dumb as hell :/
jorgensen is such a non-sportsmanship player lol
there should be a rule to a badminton game like they did with tennis. Cheering is fine but NO CHANTING! It is cool a while ago but now they seem to even chanting DURING a rally. What a joke fans.
Axelson is a gentleman. He probably got sick of the arrogant Denmark national team n went Dubai. Another is antonsen. Always uses tactics to win points then play the game to win
To be fair, Prannoy was not morally wrong if he felt that the shuttle did cross the court.
Shuttle was nowhere near going over
@@littleman787 yeah that is what we see. But things are hazy from players pov.
@@sktbizmathprogphy433 if you play, you know when your shuttle has not gone over, especially when you are literally cm from the net
You see in his reaction immediately after the point that he also knew it didnt go over. Its so clear that it would be ridiculous for him to think otherwise as well.
That was an outrageous moment, protesting the correct decision being made...tells you a lot about a player's character imop.
@@littleman787 If you go frame by frame it clearly does go over. Hard to see when the video is playing because it is on Prannoy's side for 1 frame
4:25 i mean a shirt is so cheap compared to a professional racket, throwing another player’s racket is like asking to be fined
The one thing that I really hate the most is, when players start celebrating the errors of their opponents.
jan jorgensen kicking his racket is not at all justified. it was his fault he lost, the racket gave him a good company, lest was treated miserably by its owner. very sad
It should be Axelsen vs ginting not Axelsen vs prannoy for chou tien match vs ginting, he knew that shuttle didn't hit the ground and got the point but didn't offer the point to chou even prannoy didn't get the point. It shows your biasness towards the Indonesian and that crowd deserved the boe.
Kissing the racket is more like a ritual of paying respect to inanimate objects that are important to you in India. Some call it respect to not throwing others kissing.
1:47 the shuttle did cross the net, put it in 0.25x speed, you can see something white on prannoy's racket before it crossed and when it was on his side
Interestingly no mention of Kevin!
whenever it comes to rudeness, we'll know dam well it's gonna be from Denmark.
It is literally not shi yuqis fault man if he cant bear it let him not i dont think we know the intensity of the injury he got
I'm kinda split on the boe one. They were booing him but it's not really the right way to resolve it.
Anyone 2024?
Shi yu qi retired is the weird one
I’ve lost count how many times chou has been robbed in crucial stages of his matches because of poor umpiring. BWF has been a disgrace to this man
The last Denmark pair did the right thing, the crowd was disrespecteful, so they put them in their place
i dont think its prannoys fault misunderstandings like that happen in the heat of the moment and blaming each other isnt right
Joegensen really think that he can beat LIN DAN 😂😂
He has, 6 times. Lin Dan has beaten him 9 times.
Gilmour 🤣
Axl should've gave 2 free points to chou. bcs Chou should got +1 point, if not for the umpire mistakes.
Liu yu chen is one of my fav mens doubles players and i was like is he gonna throw the racket?!? Glad he didnt hahaha
Chirag Shetty always kisses his racket before stepping on court don't know why. Maybe he thinks that god will bring some luck to him or as video said he respects his racket very much
Not that god will give luck...We respect such things on our daily manners
For me its not exactly kissing the racket. If you have seen indians playing kabaddi, they touch the ground and kiss their hands to pay respect to the terrain they play. Here its the same. He touches the court with his racket and kisses it.
It can also be treated as a sign of respect for the game. Kidambi also does a similar thing every time he steps on the court.
Because he is a Hindu, that is Hindu culture, we also respect our cars,bikes,pens etc in the same way, everything which runs our lives, we respect them like a living being.
serious action should be taken against that danish couch.
what an odd video to make? No one is doing anything particularly wrong, but are displayed as such. It's game, stakes are high, pressure is on. Everyone reacts in a certain way under certain conditions
I think u r from Denmark... please respect all players ok? 😂
@@tomriddle4825 the youtuber is definitely from malaysia
1:21 axelson tidak mau mendapatkan poin yg kontroversi, meskipun itu memang poin murni miliknya, tapi axelson mengembalikan poin tersebut ke CTC dengan sengaja membuat servis yg gagal, apakah CTC menyadarinya?.
Awak bodoh kalau ctc tidak tahu, axelsen perlu berikan satu point lagi sebab servis gagal itu maksud play tidak kira
Can someone explain lee vs prannoy thing, the shuttle clearly crossed the net then the block came
He cross the net
Shi Y Q always can't handle defeat. Shame.
Prannoy was very annoying and no sportsmanship, already knew that the shuttlecock didn’t cross the net yet want to fight to rob the point from LJH!
once +++++++ ,always ++++++++
Thats why jan o jorgensen does not deserve the best player like gade, vittingus or axelsen...his attitude is sucks during match or out of match
why ladies shouldnt coach Men in Men's sports..Poor Chou..Sports is something feral /tribal to men there's no loooove when you are done wrong
7:33
Lol. Shetty is just a show off. After winning a match, he removed his t-shirt and acted lime mad man..
Chup ree
5:00 A lot of people remembered SHI Yuqi's withdrawal on match point; however, they should also NOT forget that LEE Chong Wei also withdrew on match point against LIN Dan for the 2013's World Championship final!
he couldn’t even stand tho, and here shi yu qi was jus clearly being a bad sport and not trying to lose to momota
Hey stupido, lee chong wei cannot stand anymore at that match, as well as ginting during match against shi yuqi at asian games 2018 mens team final because of cramp...do you think same situation happen to shi yuqi with momota?
@@mohamadarieframadhanhaali3728stop defend him. Lee chong wei can walk towards Lin Dan to shakes hand. Why not he just stay still and let Lin Dan serves for his victory
@@CristianoRonaldo-so1dp Do you play badminton? Did you watch that set? He was limping the entire second half of set 3 and couldn't walk to the easy shuttle at 17 - 19. After the handshake they carried him off the stadium on a stretcher. We cannot say for certain if Shi Yuqi made an unsportsmanlike decision retiring how he did but do you really believe that Lee Chong Wei was unsportsmanlike?
@@xyzcv5 don't you understand what I'm saying. LCW decide to withdraw when the point was 20-17. Why not he just stay still and just Lin Dan serve for Li Dan get his victory point. It even more flattered and better than refuse to lose that match even he's injured
Who cares about the Jorgensen thing? Of course the Chinese players aren't going to throw an expensive racket, and who wants to touch a wet sweaty shirt if they don't have to? For all we know, it might have landed in Iskandar's box. Seems like quite a reach lol.
He should've tell iskandar not by throwing it so disrespect
@@beyondorigin9691 no disrespect in throwing a sweaty shirt
Pranoy hit the shuttle and it did went over the next that was a fair point to pranoy
Look again, it actually rolled down the net on Prannoy's side so it didn't go over
Did you you watch a different video?😅😅
Please stop embarrassing yourself, watch carefully before you state statements.
You watching with 240p ? 😆
@@bjornbob5656 did you watch the video at 0.25x speed? Shuttle clearly corssed the line, touched his racquest and bounced back on the other side. See again
2:40 the shuttle crossed the fucking net
Wow it's impressive you can type when you are fully blind! Keep it up
@@littleman787 you’re blind buddy. Take a look at it at 0.25x speed. And then get back here
@mouli4867 it didn't cross little buddy, if it did cross, why did it appear on prannoy's side before it touch the ground? Prannoy hit the shuttle INTO the net, pushing it to look like its on the Malaysian side and then only return back to his own side. You do know that the net is not like a wall right? Its not going to reflect once the shuttle hits it, its going to absorb it before pushing it back out
@zirconia1205, are we watching the same thing? Shuttle had crossed the net and pranoy blocked it. Prannoy’s racket did not cross the net.
@@ajaymysore what you just said is all true. But we aren't talking about the racket, we are talking about the shuttle. The shuttle crossed the net, then prannoy blocked it, but it didn't cross the net this time, it went INTO the net, making it look like it's on the left side, but the net pushed it back to prannoy side. Prannoy didn't cross the net with the racket either.
Kevin sanjaya the annoying nihah?
Denmark player are known with mental issues according in this video
Same as the Indonesian crowd
Indonesians are the ones with mental issues. Theur agenda against int players is actually crazy
The way Jorgensen throw Iskandar's shirt was disgusting..
Not as disgusting as Iskander shirt
@@aniketverma5191no respect shown by Jorgensen
There's a difference between a racket and a shirt. He shouldn't have thrown it like that but still you can't compare a racket and a shirt here in my opinion
@@Therealone27 don't think a sweaty shirt is disgusting enough to drive you insane.. he may throw racket to opponent if it left..
脏脏体育。
It's more 'Good Sportsmanship Vs Bad'.
Ps: Prannoy bsdk naak katwa di.
Gali dene se phle see again. Prannoy is right
@@anshul6168No he's NOT.
Uske opponent ne bhi dekha.
Service judge ne bhi dekha.
Mene bhi dekha.
That was very unprofessional conduct. And that's after he has won the first set conveniently.
@@streetninja23 clownn
@@streetninja23 lol cry
@@aniketverma5191 lol
Prannoy should cry for being such a poor example for Indian shuttlers.
Notice what Shetty does every time he enters the ring? He places his racquet at right angle to court and whispers some mambo Jambo. Do Keep religion and superstition out of sports. They never mix
Fool its not superstitious its way of expressing respect and way of life here..😊
Just because you dont know how to respect religion doesnt mean we should stop believing our religion . Chetty broke no so shut the f up jealous people
He can do whatever he wants I don't see any problem here
he probably whispered to the racket to make him win or something💀💀
It is his wish.😂
It has nothing to do with religion, Sportsmanship etc.,.
Stop being sassy and let him do whatever he wants.
It will and should not affect opposite player then it is no point in your complaint.
giving respect to racket doesnt mean that you have to kiss it..wtf..🤣😂😂
It's not kissing..It's salute to mother earth nd Racket both..it's part of hindu culture..We do same with books nd when we wake up in the morning by touching earth first with hands then with feet
@@mummy5490 respect the creator at first.and dont bow your head to anything accept the creator
@@ahsanHabib-xq2nn who is creater can you tell me his name ?🤔
@@sachinshukla4512 it would be controversial if i say.but the thing is you should respect the creator.not the creation
@@ahsanHabib-xq2nnbut in Hinduism we believe the creator is present in all his creations..that teaches us in respecting all beings on earth