At 13:00 pm on January 17, Beijing time, the final of the Thai Badminton Open began. The physical monster Ma Lin's performance today was simply amazing. She swept the world's No. 1 Dai Tsingying 2-0 with her crazy attack and won gold. An Sailong won 9 consecutive wins against Wu Jialang and easily won the men's singles gold medal, while the Shuangwei combination lost to Li Yang/Wang Qilin by 2 points to win the silver medal again.
Mixed Doubles Finals: Decaipol/Shacili (Thailand) 2-1 (21-3, 20-22, 21-18) Jordan/Merati (Indonesia)
Decaipol/Shacili once lost to Jordan/Merati four times in a row. In addition, the first few rounds were very thrilling. Today, Decaipol/Shacili was very focused, and Jordan/Merati advanced to the finals was too easy, and he encountered almost no challenges. Today's state was a bit fascinating. There were many mistakes in various out-of-network. After the Thai combination led by 15-3, Jordan/Merati directly chose to give up strategically. The Thai combination won the first game with a huge gap of 21-3 in just 9 minutes.
In the second game, Jordan showed his true colors in the backcourt cannon. At the same time, combined with some high consistency of backcourt lobs, Shacili, who was standing back and ready to take the kill, was very uncomfortable. The Indonesian combination quickly led 11-6. After the interval, the Thai combination began to fight to the frontcourt. Jordan did not have many opportunities to attack the backcourt. He made many mistakes in draws and draws in the midfield. The Thai combination finally tied the score for the first time. After 19, Jordan seized the opportunity to kill the ball in the midfield and scored 20-19 to get the game point. After wasting a key serving mistake, he finally won a game back 22-20.
Decisive game Jordan/Melarti chased after the situation behind and finally tied 13. After that, the scores of both sides rose alternately. At the end of the game, the Thai combination had the advantage in the frontcourt and scored 3 points in a row, got the match point 20-17, won 21-18, ending the embarrassing record of four consecutive losses.
Due to the epidemic, the award ceremony is also very special. In order to reduce contact, contestants need to get their own medals.
Men's Doubles Finals: Wu Weisheng/Chen Weiqiang (Malaysia) 1-2 (16-21, 23-21, 19-21) Li Yang/Wang Qilin (Taipei, China)
Rio Olympic silver medal combination Wu Weisheng/Chen Weiqiang has not tasted the taste of a championship in nearly 4 years since he won the gold medal in the 2016 World BWF Finals. He only won the championship in the super300 Thailand Masters in early 2018 and the super300 China Taipei Open in 2019. On the contrary, since the matchmaking of Li Yang/Wang Qilin of the Chinese Taipei team began in the 2019 season, they have made great progress. They are basically regular visitors to the semi-finals of the BWF Tour. This time, the two reached the finals of the super1000 level event for the first time, and won three consecutive victories against the Shuangwei combination in terms of matchmaking records.
The Chinese Taipei combination has outstanding offensive capabilities in the backcourt. The Double Wei combination entered the state in the first game, and once fell behind by a big score of 10-16. At the end of the game, he finally made great efforts to start chasing points. He was helpless and fell too much. Finally, he lost the first game 16-21. During the interval, the coach reminded the Shuangwei combination to play well with hair extensions to limit the attack of the Chinese Taipei combination. In the second game, the Chinese Taipei combination led the way with a slight advantage and won the match point 20-18, but Wang Qilin made consecutive mistakes in key points, and the Shuangwei combination narrowly won the game 23-21.
in the first half of the decisive game, the two sides were equal in the match. At the end of the game, the two groups began to make various mistakes. Li Yang/Wang Qilin gradually quickly widened the gap with 19-13. Seeing that the victory was in sight, the mentality of the Taipei group changed and various mistakes continued. The two groups stubbornly chased to 19-20. The key points were the Taipei group to continue to push down the attack and finally won 21-19. After the game, the Taipei group lamented that the key points should be "hammered him!"
Women's Doubles Finals: Poly/Rahayu (Indonesia) 2-0 (21-15, 21-12) Kitty Tarakur/Ravinda (Thailand)
Women's Doubles Finals have no suspense. Facing Poly/Rahayu with strong multi-shooting ability, the Thai group's offense is difficult to work, and soon lost 15-21, 12-21.
Women's Singles Finals: Ma Lin (Spain) 2-0 (21-9, 21-16) Dai Ziying (Taipei, China)
Every time I watch Ma Lin's game, I am amazed at her speed and violent attack on the court like the male player, and also amazed at what her voice had eaten and could shout three games without being hoarse. Ma Lin has maintained high speed throughout the whole journey from the beginning today, without taking too many shots, only killing and killing... Before the opponent could react, she had already beaten Dai Ziying 6-2 at the beginning. After that, Ma Lin became more and more braver in the battle, and completely suppressed Dai Ziying by relying on her offense. She actually scored 8 points in a row to get the game point 20-8, and won the first game 21-9.
In the second game, Dai Tsingying had to speed up to try to suppress Ma Lin, but as the speed increased, mistakes also followed, and he fell into the fast pace that Ma Lin was good at, and Ma Lin led 15-9. In the game, Tsai Ying tried to mobilize Ma Lin through two points in the backcourt, but Ma Lin chose to suppress the attack like the Saiyan, which made Tsai Ying a little confused. At the end of the game, Ma Lin's coherence speed finally declined, and Dai Tsai also caught up to 16-19, but the key point was that Dai Tsai returned the ball and went out of bounds. Ma Lin had already won the match point 20-16 and won 21-16. After winning the championship, Ma Lin yelled at the camera excitedly, and the volume instantly exploded. The editor who was watching the live broadcast and writing the battle report was scared.
Men's Singles Finals: An Sailon (Denmark) 2-0 (21-14, 21-14) Wu Jialang (Hong Kong, China)
Wu Jialang lost 8 times when he fought with An Sailon, and never won a game. Faced with such a "devil king", Wu Jialang played very patiently today and looked for offensive opportunities in pulling the baton, but An Sailong was indeed better in all aspects, with outstanding defensive ability, higher offensive scoring efficiency, and more endurance. In the first half of the first game, Wu Jialang could still keep up with An Sailong's pace. The two sides once tied until 12, but the gap began to appear in the second half. An Sailong was almost always down and won 21-14.
The second game is exactly the same as the first game. Wu Jialang and An Sailong played comparable in the first half. The score was quickly pulled apart in the second half, and An Sailong won the championship easily 21-14.
Reviewing the Thai Open championship journey, An Sailong only lost one game against Jin Ting in the semi-finals, and the rest won 2-0.
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