He always throw away the set in which he is in the disadvantage side. I get lin dan vibes from his game sometimes but he is too lazy in the game sometimes.
The original idiom is 'a tough/hard row to hoe' which means a difficult situation to deal with. I chose dramatic instead of tough/hard as it's more related to the match situation. As a man of culture, please focus on the whole phrase as an idiom instead of the you-know-what slang 😂
I'm considering building another channel for classic matches, including Momota's. This one is a niche channel with specific viewers. I don't think Momota's videos would be much welcomed here
I did see your explanation about the idiom but generally speaking the thumbnal seem a bit harsh, it feels like one of players is being called a hoe, lets not insult any player brother 😊 We get matches only when we have a strong players on both ends, lets respect them both ❤
Antonsen, whether his arguments were right or wrong, struggled to keep his cool under the impression that the umpire was being unfair to him. Sen had to put his back to keep up with Antonsen's domination ever since the second game. There's no insult in the idiom since it's reflected both players circumstances. The picture itself is the best angle out of their clash throughout the match. Thanks for your opinion ❤
Dodgy umpire. If his racket touched the net, you could easily is the ripples on the net but wasn’t the case and even in slow motion, it didn’t touch the net. Second instance, the shuttle was over to his court side when he hit the shuttle, after that if his body touched the net, it does not matter, another bad judgement. Clearly it affected his game play after that and ultimately cost him the game.
Well, Antonsen’s 2nd fault was a legit one. According to the BWF Statutes, Section 4.1: Law of Badminton. 13.4.1. It shall be a ‘fault’ if in play, a player touches the net or its supports with racket, person or dress. and 15.2. A shuttle is not in play when it hits the surface of the court. In other words, the rally is over once the shuttle hits the floor or the opponent’s body. So, the player shouldn’t touch the net while the shuttle is still in the air, like Antonsen did in 14:32. It’s a different story when the shuttle landed on the floor first like in 3:27. The umpire didn’t count this as a fault.
@@kevinclasher3160 You cant really see the net very well in video for the first foul while the umpire was quite literally a metre from it. I'd trust his judgement over an aggressive player who shouts at every decision.
Lakshya what a super fight with Antosen to win the final game. Really splendid
Bro create a playlist for easy access for singles and doubles ❤
Noted! Thanks for your suggestion
Lakshya was full of energy and tactics in the last set. Deserved the win. Antonsen tried to get away with net points but great umpiring
He always throw away the set in which he is in the disadvantage side. I get lin dan vibes from his game sometimes but he is too lazy in the game sometimes.
A good strong umpire!
Goosebumps match
Well done Sen Wow Wonderful man...🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💪👍👍👍
Congratulations Lakshaya Sen 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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All England Open 2024
I thinkSecond argument from antonsen was right
For those who are wondering, should you watch it or not?
Lakshya sen won this one!
Bro what is this title 😂
The original idiom is 'a tough/hard row to hoe' which means a difficult situation to deal with.
I chose dramatic instead of tough/hard as it's more related to the match situation.
As a man of culture, please focus on the whole phrase as an idiom instead of the you-know-what slang 😂
Can u upload prime momota matches?
I'm considering building another channel for classic matches, including Momota's. This one is a niche channel with specific viewers. I don't think Momota's videos would be much welcomed here
@@badmintonalley34 Thanks man create that channel ASAP
Love ur work ❤️
@@AkkiKotnala Thanks for your kind support!
I did see your explanation about the idiom but generally speaking the thumbnal seem a bit harsh, it feels like one of players is being called a hoe, lets not insult any player brother 😊
We get matches only when we have a strong players on both ends, lets respect them both ❤
Antonsen, whether his arguments were right or wrong, struggled to keep his cool under the impression that the umpire was being unfair to him.
Sen had to put his back to keep up with Antonsen's domination ever since the second game.
There's no insult in the idiom since it's reflected both players circumstances. The picture itself is the best angle out of their clash throughout the match.
Thanks for your opinion ❤
"Sen" v Anton "Sen"
Its a old match
Lost in the semis again!!
Dodgy umpire. If his racket touched the net, you could easily is the ripples on the net but wasn’t the case and even in slow motion, it didn’t touch the net. Second instance, the shuttle was over to his court side when he hit the shuttle, after that if his body touched the net, it does not matter, another bad judgement. Clearly it affected his game play after that and ultimately cost him the game.
Well, Antonsen’s 2nd fault was a legit one.
According to the BWF Statutes, Section 4.1: Law of Badminton.
13.4.1. It shall be a ‘fault’ if in play, a player touches the net or its supports with racket, person or dress.
and
15.2. A shuttle is not in play when it hits the surface of the court.
In other words, the rally is over once the shuttle hits the floor or the opponent’s body. So, the player shouldn’t touch the net while the shuttle is still in the air, like Antonsen did in 14:32.
It’s a different story when the shuttle landed on the floor first like in 3:27. The umpire didn’t count this as a fault.
@@badmintonalley34 my mistake on the second one, both were equally matched and produced a great game to watch, this was the All England 2024.
@@kevinclasher3160 You cant really see the net very well in video for the first foul while the umpire was quite literally a metre from it. I'd trust his judgement over an aggressive player who shouts at every decision.
@@friya196 if he’s touched the net, it would cause ripples through the net.
I think you need to know about the rules properly before commenting here..the net should not be touched while the game is on..