Leong Jun Hao's comeback in the 3rd set vs. Jonathan Christie will always be a favourite even if it was very recent. The way he fought back and remained so composed under pressure shows the true spirit of a champion, someone that just wanted the win more
LJH shines playing patient games, LZJ on the other hand relies on his attacking play, if his opponent manages to counter his moves, he can never recover from that because he no longer has any idea on how to play the next moves.
@@jonyongkkkl5119 yeah he never improve, or should I say don't have the heart or never give up spirit, always wasted his energy on the wrong game, like WTF with LSF, really don't understand why he need to gave all out with LSF when he already advanced to quarter final, in the end injured
@@admintpglobal5297Unless ljh can prove his consistency and do well in future tournaments, lzj is still the best MS player Malaysia has right now whether you like it or not
@@1998dspLeong Jun Hao is a underdog in Japan Masters and comeback win against Christie so see comments before judging other people u know? I already stated underdog win against top 10 are u blind?
@@victorwongcf u only wrote dude …not my comment ..top 10 vs top 10 …nevertheless a single win doesn’t even implicate his level …whole season he has been a roller coaster ..and Miyazaki is an underdog as well FYI ..she has defeated many top 10 players in this season
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Leong Jun Hao's comeback in the 3rd set vs. Jonathan Christie will always be a favourite even if it was very recent. The way he fought back and remained so composed under pressure shows the true spirit of a champion, someone that just wanted the win more
We really need more player with this mind of steel like LJH, Chen/ Toh.
LJH shines playing patient games, LZJ on the other hand relies on his attacking play, if his opponent manages to counter his moves, he can never recover from that because he no longer has any idea on how to play the next moves.
@@jonyongkkkl5119 yeah he never improve, or should I say don't have the heart or never give up spirit, always wasted his energy on the wrong game, like WTF with LSF, really don't understand why he need to gave all out with LSF when he already advanced to quarter final, in the end injured
@@admintpglobal5297Unless ljh can prove his consistency and do well in future tournaments, lzj is still the best MS player Malaysia has right now whether you like it or not
ChenToh on fire🔥🔥
ChenToh’s a personal fave in 2024! 🤯
chenToh ❤️🔥
Too bad they couldn't put Olympic matches if not the MD bronze medal match would be there for sure
yeah Aaron Soh come back is crazy
안세영 선수 최고🥰 대한민국 빠이팅💪
What about an se young against tomoka Miyazaki in china masters when an won after trailing 14 - 20 to 22 - 20
This is top 10 vs top 10 or underdog win against top 10 players, Miyazaki wasn't even in the world top 10
@@victorwongcfwhen did LEONG JHAO came in top 10 dude 😂
It’s just comebacks …an se young vs tomaka was brilliant
@@1998dspLeong Jun Hao is a underdog in Japan Masters and comeback win against Christie so see comments before judging other people u know? I already stated underdog win against top 10 are u blind?
@@victorwongcf u only wrote dude …not my comment ..top 10 vs top 10 …nevertheless a single win doesn’t even implicate his level …whole season he has been a roller coaster ..and Miyazaki is an underdog as well FYI ..she has defeated many top 10 players in this season
@@1998dspbut not comeback win against An Se Young as An Se Young has more experience, if it's reversed then Miyazaki will be in the top 10 comeback
Chia soh Olympic bronze medal match saved six match points...one wrong move and it's bronze for the Danes but chia soh converted
why not show the third set for the Chen/Toh match??? please show it
Where is Rankireddy Shetty insane comeback in 2nd set Semifinal match against Kang Seo of Korea in Malaysia open from 14-20 down to 22-20
Yeah that was a great comeback as well ❤
That one doubles match with Chinese Taipei players really showed everybody about how u should never give up till the very end
How bout Goh Sze Fei / Nur Izzuddin ?
Which match?
first