Final - WD - Ma J. / Tang JH. vs C.Pedersen / K.Rytter Juhl - 2013 WSS Finals

Event: BWF World Superseries Finals -- Championship Match
Date: 11 December 2013 - 15 December 2013
Venue: Kuala Lumpur Badminton Stadium
Players: Ma Jin / Tang Jinhua (CHN) vs Christinna Pedersen / Kamilla Rytter Juhl (DEN)
Category: Women's Doubles
The BWF World Superseries Finals is the finale for the OSIM BWF World Superseries, where the top eight in each of the men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles and mixed doubles disciplines on the Superseries standings will stand to fight for a handsome share of USD 500,000 prize money.
Staged at Kuala Lumpur Badminton Stadium, the climax of the 12-leg BWF Superseries circuit will be live streamed from the 12th through to the 15th of December, 2013.
The OSIM BWF World Superseries is a 12-tournament series that attracts the participation of the top 32 badminton players from around the world. The top eight in each of the five disciplines on the Superseries standings (with a quota of two players or pairs per country for each discipline) will qualify for the premier championship in the season grand finale, the BWF World Superseries Finals.
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[@zzdlover2005zz]

Congratulations to them. They played the right tactics.

[@bunthian73]

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[@caseyyap185]

Thanks to Gillian Clarke, good quality...
But don't you think the camera is too high??

[@Oleander3333]

I also think the camera for all their recent year videos are too high.

[@ARSTesha]

I remember how they sometimes showed it in the early 90-s.
The angle was from one of the corners and not too high, just like a tall man could see. You could easily judge the flight of birdie in all three dimensions. Oleander3333

[@haonanhuang9197]

Tang Jinhua not good......

[@Badmintonforall]

Rytter Juhl un peu larguée au début et c'est Pedersen qui tient la baraque…

[@caseyyap185]

So they are worst than early 90's ? interesting.
Why don't they make some adjustment then ?
They should understand this better than us , right?

[@arsenalnot4theprem]

very poor conduct not to shake hands straight after

[@วัชรพลห้วยกบ]

ล้มคู่จีนได้คุณสุดยอดมากเลยครับเยี่ยมมาก

[@WitnoAdi]

two grandmothers win......

[@Badmintonforall]

how old are you ? seven ?

[@WitnoAdi]

five..LoL

[@hmrhuang]

Women's game is so slow and weak. The current disparity between the men and women's game in doubles in terms of pace and power is just beyond ridiculous....

[@Kamil_PLC]

hmrhuang yea i dont think thats the case now

[@hmrhuang]

@@Kamil_PLC Could you please forward me some links to such matches then? Because I haven't found any such recorded women's doubles matches online....

[@vixter33]

@@hmrhuang There is nothing slow or weak about the women's game. In case you haven't noticed, men are faster and stronger in ALL sports, it's natural...