2015 Japan Open (ws-qf) DING Ning - ISHIKAWA Kasumi [HD] [Full Match/English]
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2015
- 2015 Japan Open, Jun 24-28, Kobe JPN
Women's Singles - Quarter Final: DING Ning (CHN) - ISHIKAWA Kasumi (JPN)
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finally a decent English commentator =)
Ding Ning's serve looks cool!!!
Ding Ning is 😊😅😍 cute
石川萌萌哒
Ishikawa has some highlights in the game, but in general, Ding Ning controls the game.
丁 寧球藝高超.有大將之風佩服.
sube el ding ning vs ito mima japan open porfavor
其防深厚，其攻不息，絕敵望。
炵枋歆漾
炵枋歆漾 ciao
:D
Why they exchange the rackets in the first place?
what are they checking on the bats at the beginning of the match?
The type of rubber their opponent uses:)
28:32 time out - Coach Kong signal Ding to give the Japan little girl some chance of come back to make the match more tight...:)
that was not what the conversation was about.. not sure where you got that..
I think the commentator has a little bit of disrespect for Ishikawa's coach. I think she's a naturalized Japanese who speaks mostly Japanese with Kasumi. The fact that you narrate in English might not preclude you from being a Japanese nationals, right?
+ASURAN24 The commentator assumes (correctly or incorrectly) that the coach is Chinese because she speaks fluent Chinese. How is that disrespectful? The fact that someone is not a Japanese national does not mean she is inferior, right?
+賴志偉 I get your point. But apparently, I could tell he did sound like he's showing some level of disrespect just in his intonations... There is some nuances you can detect from one's language..., anyways, if you don't hear it, that's fine. I have been living in the states for the past 17 years and I am originally from HK. I love Japanese players and I do respect Chinese players as well.
ishikawa played like a shit
poor adjustment during the match not pro.
they are top players of the world.. not that you would come any closer to their levels any time soon..