10 Greatest Badminton COMEBACKS

[@ShuttleFlash]

Lesson of the day : Never take match point when your opponent is at 14 !!

[@m.anugerahperdana2547]

Never celebrate too early. Thats the point

[@jamanmakwana4014]

Shuttle Flash Your lesson tho !!!!🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@kylelau7523]

Yeah...

[@Musiqu6ebslJnbk]

Tian houwei went on to win the china masters not quiao bin right?

[@jeremykhothepro]

Lesson is to never give up

[@jeffhartwig5283]

In 1980, played in a tournament in college. My opponent was highly technical and fast. He thrashed me 15-4 first game. Second game he had me 6-0, but then he began laughing and snickering with his people on his side, joking etc. I was becoming furious. I changed strategies to not hit through him but resolved to clear and drop absolutely every return I could get to. I made him move up and back the entire second game. I could tell he was becoming winded. I had trained with many windsprints, and also had played water polo for the last 5 years and had just ended the college water polo season. I was in very good cardio shape but was not technical like my opponent. I beat him 16-14 second game. I resorted to continue to play my strategy and not ever give up on a shot. I was driven by anger for his disrespect of me. I won the the match game 17-15. The quote by Tim Notke always comes to mind. "hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard" I now thank my opponent who pushed me to overcome. My personal comeback..

[@NamanPaulAWESOME]

wow 👏

[@calebliew5584]

Sounds like an anime match haha

[@notnot8727]

Good fake story brooo. You are good at script writing

[@ScubaShark--8964]

@@notnot8727 lol

[@muhammadnursufyan1722]

diam la

[@weejianwar]

The 2006 Malaysian Open final just has to be one of the most legendary match.

[@luiken1275]

My dude got a six guns profile pic respect to u bro💪💯

[@weejianwar]

@@luiken1275 😂thanks bro

[@kaleshksekhar2304]

Lin Come back world championship 2011, 19=20 Olimpics 2016 down 17-20🔥🔥🔥 super dan

[@soyanchd5439]

I indeed agree that it’s one of the best badminton game ever played

[@epocketlsaml]

Lee Chong Wei vs Lin Dan, one of the greatest rivalry in sports. Their legendary battles will be forever remembered.

[@patl6230]

Without line judge siding him, he don't serve the title...

[@kenkenfingerstyle5959]

@@patl6230 LD's coach was there & they didn't object any decisions of the line judge at that time. Your claim is invalid.

[@ilham400]

Its like madara vs hashirama and naruto vs sasuke

[@Hello-xo3sg]

No there will be another battle that will overtake them but it will be remembered

[@ankitsolanki4089]

@@ilham400 and federer vs nadal 🍻

[@yjkuan]

14:53 - Actually, instead of 19-12 down, it was 20-13 down. LCW chased back to 20-20, then lost a point 21-20 before winning 21-23. What was worth noticing though, was that at 20-15 down (15:07), LD made a tumbling net shot (mostly known as 'lucky net shot' but trust me it was skill not luck), but LCW managed to tumble it back and won the point. In most cases a tumbled net shot will mostly win the point, so was really a big win and greatest comeback for LCW. Also, back in 2006, LD was considered the strongest together with Taufik Hidayat and LCW was just rising, not considered as the same level as LD back then.

[@hopiuscoliun6746]

Newborn Baby Running Special lol and you‘re here as a “warrior”

[@opatharv7886]

I know bro to write you got half hour

[@tony5r000]

You forgot to mention Lindan kicked his racket in the air after

[@invictuz4803]

I think it's more impressive when you hear LCW saving 7 match points again Lin Dan to win, rather than coming back from 19-12. The pressure of match point is extremely high.

[@shawnk2704]

LCW, humble, legend, greatest comeback against another legend, LD.

[@andrewcannon587]

lcw is not humble

[@peterhammer6915]

@@andrewcannon587 probably the most humble badminton player to ever exist.

[@andrewcannon587]

@@peterhammer6915 probably but factually it's not

[@yanyan8529]

@@andrewcannon587 how can you say

[@hopiuscoliun6746]

Andrew Cannon lol every player who played with LCW referred him as a humble friendly guy and you‘re here as a keyboard warrior denying a fact

[@Amakiseul]

I watched the Matsutomo/Takahashi Olympic win on a live stream and that was literally the moment I fell in love with badminton. So inspiring.

[@djbvas6965]

And that's how the LD/ LCW rivalry started!!!🔥

[@stevenjono2882]

14:38 chillin with the pen trick

[@iknowimstupidwhenisaythisb6749]

Owh right i didn't see that

[@kadekyudhistiras]

You have an eagle-eye, sir

[@stevenjono2882]

@@iknowimstupidwhenisaythisb6749 HAHAHAHA i see it bcoz i dont wanna see mad people

[@stevenjono2882]

@@kadekyudhistiras yes sir! yes

[@muhammadyounisbaloch7304]

Thanks for such a matchless collection.

[@gtkc7773]

Just to point out, LCW's 2006 win against LD was so significant, it was adapted into his self titled movie :3

[@aarizfirdaus8220]

I just watched another match that had an amazing comeback: Hylo Open 2021 - Men's Singles QF - Wangcharoen vs Lee Zii Jia - LZJ was down 16-6, but was able to catch up 16-17 and eventually win the second set and the match 20-22.

[@_syh_8402]

I watch that too... it was really nerve-racking . I thought he was going to drag to the rubber set but straight made up 11 point and win the match . A great comeback indeed 👏🏻

[@siddhantparikh3260]

This was such a beautiful video! More like these! ❤️

[@donpikapdepon2730]

Well, Yixin/Xiaohan's comeback from 0-11 and 2-15 against Matsutomo/Takahashi was among the greatest comebacks I've ever seen. Although they eventually lost the match, it was worth the appreciation.

[@appleorange3112]

Lin Dan was triggered at the end...

[@HimAspirant]

Then what

[@lexlee8812]

Time to add Viktor Axelsen's meltdown at Singapore Open 2019, leading 16-6 a and ending up losing 18-21 (only 2 points scored!) to his number one arch nemesis Kento Momota.

[@axelsenviktor8736]

Next tournament axelsen beat momota

[@axelsenviktor8736]

Axelsen beat momota in the next tournament he defeat anthony ginting and chen long fire in sudirman cup. Next bli bli indonesia full strong axelsen

[@ZeroSn0wFiiER]

@@axelsenviktor8736 axlesen rarely beats momota lmao

[@axelsenviktor8736]

Axelsen beat momota in the next tournament

[@axelsenviktor8736]

Axelsen beat chen long is rarely but he defeat chen long fire in sudirman cup

[@dkbadminton2910]

Lesson of the day: nice video 👍

[@BadmintonTrickShotsHD]

Amazing video bro

[@kaleshksekhar2304]

Super dan 🔥

[@anikethsethunath1478]

SO MUCH RESPECT!!! To those Fighters who made such epic cmbacks 🔥

[@nexotgaming3271]

12:50 sad after seeing her reaction

[@wesselbs5795]

I would have loved to see Robin Tabeling and Selena Piek vs Rehan Naufal Kusharjanto and Lisa Ayu Kusumawati in the French open 2022 SemiFinal. Robin & Selena were 1 game, and 13-7 in the 2nd game down, but then had 14 straight points, winning the 2nd game, and then winning the third game 21-12. And then, went on to almost beat Zheng SiWei and Huang YaQiong in the final🤯

[@vasylshcherban4825]

Beauty of badminton - it is never to late to come back into the game!

[@T3echnoXXFr3ak]

Very very good Video! Great work and nice idea with the explanations :)

[@kacperduch8240]

And thats why any sport is amazing. If you fight to the end you win, simple.

[@penunggangunta3126]

Except golf

[@adityarajasekar5138]

penunggang unta golf is such a gay game lol. No offence.

[@rizkinar__]

@@adityarajasekar5138 HAHAHAHAHAHAH AI KENOTT PFFTT HAHAHHAHA😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@iknowimstupidwhenisaythisb6749]

@@adityarajasekar5138 ikr?

[@vinaygadpale4066]

14:33 Coolest man in the hall,the judge is playing with his pen😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@thiagarajan4370]

Playing against Indonesian at their home is most challenging one. Every shuttler knows about it.

[@asfarasfar9059]

Yup. Not only badminton but all sports😂

[@killerqueen2182]

Yup, Fans Will Get angry and trow thing to the opponent. Indonesian Fans always like that, Lose and want to fight with Fist. Not only Badminton, all sport like that. And i already saw Indonesia Vs Malaysia in football match, and indonesia lose the game, and the fans is like a Crazy People throw things and go to the malaysian Bus and want to attack. its really shame

[@TONYSTARK-zv4wy]

11:28 .... Crowd chants made Tai Nervous

[@hpworld7254]

The international players have to play in crowds also

[@Ruatdikaralte1904]

I'm really glad to see that even the best players sometimes loses and gets frustrated

[@pratickbhowmick6409]

4:49 I do not see the necessity in mentioning "Ratchanok's boyfriend". Where is [3] ?

[@adityarajasekar5138]

16:20 what actually happened later was... Lin D became too furious that day and he didn’t see his coach for the next two days (which was slightly a bit unusual for his coach) and then he swore that he would never ever loose a match against LCW. And turns out he was true to his words... By the way, the sources are from an interview from his coach.

[@migadrianfalalimpa6560]

Lol the video's time is only at 11:48

[@fariamaliha7699]

Intanons come back against Marin in all England was amazing,out of words.😍😍😘😘😘😘😘

[@dianabrianti5903]

Hi Shuttle Flash, I think the greatest comeback was in the first Sudirman Cup in Jakarta, Indonesia by the legendary Susi Susanti. It was in 1989, INDONESIA VS KOREA in the final. Indonesia was by far the dominant force at those era. Indonesia won Thomas Cup (men's team) and Uber Cup (womens team) consecutively at those era. Indonesia also dominated lots of tournaments at that time. Out of 4 golds offered by badminton in 1992 olympic games, Indonesia won 2 golds and even created all Indonesian final at the men's singles final. The other 2 golds were won by China and Korea. With this era of dominance, Indonesia offered another cup named Sudirman cup with Borobudur temple on top of it. Contending mixed team of 2 singles of men and women and 3 doubles of men, women and mixed. Indonesia was confident that it will win the first sudirman cup knowing the statistics of its players. The better seeding and also host of the tournament, Indonesia, surprisingly lost the first 2 matches. In the third match, Susi played against the korean women single player, Young Suk. With pressure to turn back the situation, Susi eventually lost a very thin edge of 10~12 in the first set. In the second set, Susi was also left behind by a huge margin of 4~10. With only 1 point, the korean could have won the set, and close the 3rd match and even bring home the trophy by a convincing score 3 vs 0 against Indonesia, the host and the ultimate contender. As Susi recalled it, half of the audience who were dissapointed Indonesian supporters had left the stadium. What they expected as a glory, turned to be a humiliation at home ground. “You know, half of the audience in Istora went home. Maybe they considered it an end” Susi patiently waited for her moments to attack rather than forcing an attack just to close a point quickly. Surely, Susi was afraid of committing unforced error. The korean player was doing the opposite as she eagerly wanted to close the set, the match, and even the tournament. The Korean player was eager and rushingly attack and committed some mistakes. And Susi eventually turned it over and won the set by 12 vs 10. “After the break, I saw my opponent shed a tear as if she just cried. I heard the rumours that she just got slapped" Susi said. “I saw that as an opportunity. I kept on attacking her. That was the first time I did not give any point to my opponent. Usually, I would gave 1 or 2 points to the opponent. In the third set, I won by 11~0” Susi told. As Susi won her match, the ultimate winner should be decided to the 4th and even the 5th match, men's singles and mixed doubles. Indonesia won convincingly by straight 2 sets. And Indonesia won the first Sudirman Cup by 3 vs 2 against Korea. How a single point could have changed the history. “In my opinion, if a match is not finished, we cannot decide the winner. But it was a good victory for me!" Susi told. Badminton was contested for the first time at the olympic in 1992. Susi won the gold medal and it was the first olympic gold medal for Indonesia. In the men's singles, it was all Indonesian final and won by Alan Budikusuma. The 2 bronzes of men's singles were also Indonesian players. The 2 golds of double events were won 1 by China and 1 by South Korea. Susi later married Alan. She retired after she gave birth to her first child in late 90s. Susi was the queen of Badminton in the 90s. Oldest tournament of All england, some tournaments with “open” title, world championship, and olympic gold are just few of her achievement. She also won bronze in 1996 olympic, which made her the first badminton player to ever win 2 olympic medals.

[@aninditaaaaa]

wow, i dont know this story! thanks for sharinggg

[@azansubhie9228]

im pretty sure this will pop in toefl test

[@mahananycitraningputri5226]

send this essay to ur professor

[@brclnafc456]

Buset bawa2 borobudur segala.😂😂

[@DEMONG2905]

Panjang ,bahasa Inggris lagi.. puyeng gua..

[@TPerm-hj4sf]

Those two Dane girls are known to be really nervous with third set of any major championships. They lost to themselves.

[@Hammerhook12]

Left anti pc Agreed they have had too many second places. But good for them they just recently won the All England.

[@kresbab6389]

fantastic badminton!

[@Ddosboss7]

before i watch this vid i knew that lcw epic comeback against lindan at Malaysia is top no 1. Thats how the battle begin. since then lcd lindan match is like el clasico.

[@yorix5588]

Ive always seen Intanon to have a very composed character,even in the worst scenarios

[@ashokreddy2679]

Nice legends

[@arifkallikkal1397]

Its nice work

[@shaxaakiraaa2089]

Legendary match by legend

[@dorian_tihi5869]

With this video, you can prove that everything is possible! Awesome! Keep it up!

[@倪之皓]

for now, i understand why lin dan is extremrly excited when he confront lcw

[@KKLP365]

This is like a reminder for me. Yesterday I led the opponents 16-9 but ended up losing 20-22😂

[@unnikrishnankarayil7378]

I was winning 20-5. He won.

[@alfredkwok21]

Tang Chun Man/Tse Ying Suet final game 14-20 down,8 straight points,they saved 6 match points and their first match point got it,they beaten Zhang Nan/Liu Xuanxuan in 2017 China Open Quarter Final

[@vanquyo962]

Good video

[@DKChyna]

Lin Dan vs Qiao Bin was at China Masters and Tian Houwei won the title...

[@quaithe7050]

#1 that is so unsportsmanlike of lindan! But i guess athletes really do get angry when things don’t go their way. This is one heck of a legendary match!

[@dacooooo]

@7:58 That guy in red was so happy. I had tears in my eyes after looking at him. Only sports can give you such sheer jubilance.

[@annaaru974]

Bronguero Rao even fortnite

[@rizakun8996]

13:52 IIIIYYYYEEEESSSSS

[@antiquark6594]

Rather, the lesson to learn is to never go easy or let loose. Always play your 100℅ because you never know what can happen.

[@kylelazaro1418]

14:48 until ending.... best comeback ever

[@alanlai9636]

Newborn Baby Running Special, You don’t even deserve to play badminton. Lee Chong Wei maintained first place for several years several times. He had one of the longest first place holdings of all time. Also, he always gets 2nd in almost all the big tournaments with a lot of the matches coming with a 2-3 point difference. If you were to get silver in world championships and olympics, would people call you trash? It’s like calling Bill Gates poor, as Jeff Bezos is richer than him. Lee Chong Wei also achieved many other gold medals in a lot of competition and display amazing skills, which is why people call him a legend. To rival someone like Lin Dan? As well as earning countless of badminton players’ respect like Axelson, Chen Long, Kento Momota, etc...? This is definitely not trash, if this were trash, you would be non-existent, assuming that ignorant, half-assed people like you probably don’t even watch badminton. If people call him a legend, there must be a reason. He is not the worse player, just unlucky. Now go back to your mothers room and cry to her that you’ve been hurt online by a random guy who’s giving facts instead of looking at one recommendation video from KZbin and immediately writing down their perspective of LCW.

[@peterhammer6915]

@@alanlai9636 Amen

[@iknowimstupidwhenisaythisb6749]

@Newborn Baby Running Special spoiled kid spotted

[@Naomi-qe9lq]

Ahmad/Natsir at the final World Champion 2013 always be the greatest comeback ever

[@muhammadizzudinaudreyrahma2418]

Adminnya china wkwk

[@irfankhaeruna2942]

@@muhammadizzudinaudreyrahma2418 jangan lupain comeback taufik hidayat lawan lin dan. 😀

[@kitabarengan21]

Lindan goreng adat pisan..si mpin mah gak ada apa2nya dibandingin ma lindan. Masi mending si mpin dah..

[@myplayl1st8]

@@RahmatSyachPutera wanjay ke dukun wkwkw

[@mohammadal-amir1802]

No

[@hannahchristiansen5736]

I played in a tournament 2 days ago. I played against a girl that I've played against before. I won the first set 21-19, but in the second set, I was behind 11-2. I won the second set 22-20. Everything is possible if you believe in yourself!

[@Pocket9nes]

4:56 Number 7 I felt like I was watching it on CCTV...

[@NongChen]

Watching this again gave me a different impression... must have been the stuff of nightmares for the side so close to winning but losing in the end.

[@RafidAslam]

8:44 could someone please explain to me what happened here? It seems like an in for me for Lee Dong Keun? After searching for a while, it turned out it was counted as fault because Lee's racket touched the net

[@nihleigleca6702]

You can really see the fire of desire for victory and revenge in young Lin Dan's eyes. This is really some Michael Jordan kind of shit. #GOAT

[@justinli8262]

people question lcw's mentality after he fails to win 7 world championship/olympic finals, but I often question lin dan's mentality as he throws away big leads from time to time. truly baffling

[@suryamohan3410]

9:50 that screenshot you see everywhere

[@eqal5735]

The lesson is never give up!

[@afs9787]

Skill≠winner Attitude+skill+respetful=winner

[@shinjianaya8490]

Lin dan angry😅😅

[@alexanderaristo]

i knew chong wei come back was number one 🔥

[@marcoblackwell5184]

This rally (8:56) is just. Wow

[@tiwariabhinay868]

Even chirag and satwik against kang seo in Malaysia open semi final was one of the best , from some 15- 20 to 22-20

[@gusdewan2109]

OLYMPIC has been the most prestigious tournament EVER. The highest achievement tht the athletes dream of

[@mohammadal-amir1802]

No, LCW n ld is better

[@gideonongguozhengptps9299]

yo @ShuttleFlash may i know what is the name of the music you are using?

[@joscjh]

Hi random person scrolling through the comments!😀

[@Sk-if4hf]

Joseph c2008 hello

[@-so--happy-3110]

So you catch me and gonna catch them too. Lol

[@Sk-if4hf]

Hehe

[@rodneyarc6056]

Hi 😁

[@guccigang6984]

Hi to you too

[@nathanyein]

qiao b comeback was crazy, I've never seen Lin Dan have this kind of breakdown .

[@haqimihussein1102]

I want to cry because they play with their country pride on their shoulder

[@誓言缱绻]

Amazing Lcw

[@Qy2Gaming]

What it is Backsound ?

[@Peter-le9hx]

League of legends song

[@曾丽姗-w4i]

@@Peter-le9hx 2ammmm

[@Koozwad]

Some players tire themselves out, giving the edge to the opponent. Some players get frustrated and hold on to that frustration. Most important of all is the coaching(in some rare cases self-coaching) which can turn the scores around. Sometimes some players just aren't allowed to win when there is a lot of money involved. Corruption exists everywhere.

[@Koozwad]

Something else, sometimes when a player is winning easily they lose motivation to perform well so they let their guard down.

[@mithumonikalita9222]

I know the pain of the players leading by a huge margin and suddenly the world seems crushing down! Last year I lost 11-21 in the 2nd set after leading 11-10 at half time (I already lost the 1st set) in a tournament.😊

[@8ballpoolcraziness8bpcrazi8]

First😂😘😘😘

[@seiboihaokip4778]

Lwc memorable win is the best comeback ever

[@fristiandarisfian6355]

I think 3rd games of 2008 Olympic QF WS between Maria Kristin Yulianti vs Saina Nehwal supposed to list-in here, how Yulianti manage to get 3-11 left from Nehwal but saving so many points and eventually win the match with stunning 21-15 💪🏻

[@mohammadal-amir1802]

No

[@user-df5is8jy6n]

Here is a few badminton motive in every country. China: Then: Wow we doing good at badminton. Let's support our badminton player so we can create many badminton legend. Now: Legend will inherit, past glory is past, we must focus to create new legend. Japan: Then: It seems we are not so good at badminton, lets do what we good at first, badminton comes later. Now: My country are developed well, I'm bored, let's develop our athlete so we can compete not only in our technology, but also in sport. Indonesia: Then: We are badminton god. We must not lose to china. Now: Why are we losing? When will we have the next Susy, Taufik, Alan, Rudy? But it is okay, we were god in the past, nothing has changed since then.

[@heri4313]

You should include XD Match in the final of 2013 WBC in China

[@Happy-cm7uo]

The calm, cool and collected will always win.

[@iknowimstupidwhenisaythisb6749]

Not really if you're calm on badminton it means you're lazy to move

[@Navshri-ty9to]

I was expecting Lin Dan vs Lee Ching Wei in the 1. After all who can forgot the legendary 2006 Malaysia open.

[@keithsamuek8268]

Comebacks always make the match exciting

[@keithsamuek8268]

Eh....you go make this video before Lin Dan comeback at the New Zealand open vs Jonathan Christie man That was epic!

[@dreamydimple]

Lindaweni vs Tai Tzu Ying will always be memorable to me.

[@Hiero1007]

The Lin Dan vs Qiao Bin game is.. in China Masters, right? Not China Open?

[@stpp88]

Giovanni Hieronimus Maurice Pradipta Mite China Masters

[@Kaijuxander]

he didnt even win the final, tianhouwei win it

[@fedryhwa5716]

Indonesian Supporters Loud as always

[@imotbete]

Maria Kristin yulianti vs saina nehwal 3-11 to 21-15 QF Olympic 2008

[@bimoramadhan4197]

Don't forget : 1. Jonatan Christie against Shi Yuqi in BATC 2018 Final Round. Jonatan did a comeback from 13-18 to 21-18 2. Marcus Fernaldi Gideon/Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo had been lost the first game against Li Junhui/Liu Yuchen 7-21. They did two comebacks in the next two games. In the second game, The Minions turned up the score from 12-17 or 13-17 to 21-17. The rubber game was nearly as same as the second game. They won the third game with 21-17 advantage.

[@BestofBadminton]

Pretty sure the Jonathan comeback was due to Yuqi injuring himself on court- again

[@mohammadal-amir1802]

No, Indonesia who

[@StevenSenjaya]

Lee Chong Wei - Son Wan Ho Comeback from 3-11 to 21-12

[@xxwu3421]

i don't like his attitude!

[@littlesam8558]

Who’s?

[@littlesam8558]

吳冠樺 your attitude?

[@littlesam8558]

Lee Chong wei and son wan ho both indeed have a great attitude

[@littlesam8558]

You have misunderstood

[@baberakhtar2251]

what is the music in the back?

[@dlin4545]

LD did walk towards LCW at the end of of Malaysian Open 2006, but LCW was too busy celebrating so he walked away.

[@007islander]

I think the BEST come back is Firman Abdul Kholik vs Lee Don Keun. Firman was 6 points deficit and was the last hope for Indonesian Team (It's a TEAM championship). Firman was under so much pressure. If he lose just one more point, his whole team will lose and can't advance to final stage. However, against all odd, he was able to make 8 points in a row and beat Lee Don Keun to make the score 3:2 and advanced to Finals and won the game.

[@mohammadal-amir1802]

No, LD n LCW better

[@sumanthkumar7921]

Intanon on fire🔥

[@laughingjoker8800]

0:57 can’t see LIN DAN like this

[@muhammadiqbalfananigunawan8563]

Where is Maria Kristin Yulianti comeback vs Saina Nehwal at Beijing Olympic QF? 3-11 in the decider

[@arpitpradhan1847]

Lindaweni was so charged after saving 4 match points. No doubt Indonesian fans are the most ardent supporters. Carolina Marin was so frustrated that she missed two smash. Great work by Intanon.

[@soyanchd5439]

Dan I forgot how fast prime Vinttinghus was Omg 😳

[@Arizalkyo]

Pas nonton linda udah pasrah aja kalah, ehhh mendekat mendekat, makin dekat penonton teriak". Disitulah pengen liat lagi pemain kita bisa mati"an pengen menang. Sekarang WS pada melas semua

[@trodecor3062]

Hi Shuttle Flash. Tien Minh ( Viet Nam ) vs Kashyap ( India ) R32 world champion 2011 . when Tien Minh is lead 15-20. he went up and won. 22-20

[@sahilpadhya5108]

Hey man! What song is played in the background?

[@victorhu9577]

Sahil Padhya i also want ti know

[@beaverincisor]

soundtrack from League of Legends, i forgot its exact name but it starts with "light"

[@Sports_1945]

warsongs piercing light mako remix