DAIHATSU Indonesia Masters 2024 | Anthony Sinisuka Ginting (INA) [3] vs. Brian Yang (CAN) | SF

DAIHATSU Indonesia Masters 2024 | Super 500
Men's Singles | Semifinals
Anthony Sinisuka Ginting (INA) [3] vs. Brian Yang (CAN)
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[@muoian]

Was screaming here in Ontario this morning … Can’t imagine what’s happening in the yang family and mandarin club ! Congratulations Brian !!

[@comet2070]

Really great performance by Brian 👍 WS got Michelle Li ,now MS got Brian Yang

[@muoian]

@@comet2070can never forget Michele Li and Lee’s club

[@arjunsherard]

Never seen effort from brian so far, we Indians screamed for his win too♥️🙌 let's wait for finals

[@klutzaklrin5514]

Hello from YYZ

[@jankowalski6691]

It's the first time I saw him play in this tournament (I actually watched the final first) and he looks like a solid player. I realy enjoy his playing style.

[@kristjanriitsaar5704]

I think this is one of the best comebacks i have seen in a while. Brian Yang - complete underdog, has never been in a World Tour Final before, comes back in the 3rd game being 15:19 down using the forehand serve to win out of the blue 21:19. Amazing!

[@ziyanzhe]

His defeat of Li Shi Feng is not a fluke. He is definitely one to watch

[@cpatraining8843]

Chinese Canadian here. Watched your game here in Vancouver and screaming. So proud of you Brian!

[@p_nilly]

Brian Yang with the forehand high serves at the end... completely out of the blue but it worked!

[@muoian]

Yes! And my next question is if Brian or the coach had this stroke of bravery and genius

[@sai_beo]

Not exactly ‘out of the blue’ - the backhand serves were being exploited. Ginting kept pushing deadly shots to the corners. Brian had the correct response to it by going for high forehand serves.

[@p_nilly]

@@sai_beo to see any forehand high serve in professional men's singles is extremely rare. A tactic switch might have been flick serves instead (which Yang did 1 but he stuck with the high serves instead). I don't remember the last time I saw it happen, do you know?

[@sai_beo]

@@p_nilly Yeah indeed high forehand serves are rare in professional MS. Thats what makes this game so special. It is a professional level game but played with junior level style for various reasons. Flick serves does not really work in this game, either, since Ginting is just too fast to respond to those and Yang cannot handle such speed with consistency right off the serve. I remember flick serves being played in the Olympic 2012 Lee vs Lin final.

[@Michael-vk6ev]

bro flick serves plays everygame hes highserving cus ginting just short bruh XD@@sai_beo

[@anvoeske]

Started watching this guy’s career from when he was a junior as a fellow Canadian, he came a long way. Congrats Brian.

[@joeliu9206]

I watched Brain Yang in junior games in Toronto when he was like 15, he was exceptionally good, but wasn’t expecting him to win against big dogs in international competitions. Great job, Brian!

[@renaudperron8451]

I remember watching him win the Canadian tournament we hold in Gatineau, Qc a couple years in a row in every category when he was still U19, very impressive stuff!

[@tobyzhang2522]

That is INSANE. Congrats Brian, let’s freaking go. You totally earned this level. Shout out to coach Aldi!!

[@muoian]

Who is Brian’s coach ? Was so curious? Is he coach at mandarin ?

[@newtonzheng6506]

So proud of you Brian Yang! Canada represent 🇨🇦

[@yuyue8215]

That forehand serve was so big brain holy crap

[@mekong5785]

I knew this was his tournament, watching him beat Li Shi Feng in the R32 on his channel he got the confidence he needed. Go Brian!

[@varkush399]

Great job Brian! This is special to me to know a fellow Canadian trained in the Mandarine club and took on Ginting!

[@shabeebkunhipocker9065]

Ginting got pressured at the end. Brian Yang just did not want to lose and he tried everything possible to win. True Fighter 🔥 ❤

[@bhadrajeewitharana2217]

Never knew a Brian before this Vid and now I am a fan. Ginting is still something else tbh but his mental game 😢❤

[@jasonlewkomusic]

Unbelievable win❗...was not expecting it, but...Wow❗...what a match!👀 I was in tears at the end to see Brian win.🥲 So incredible for Brian and for Canada. Confidence is key, and Brian believed in himself and his skills to the very end. But that forehand high serve was genius, and I'm sure Ginting was like "what the heck is he up to"❓ and maybe it sewed seeds of doubt. It's a historic win and can't wait to see how the final goes against Anders, but Brian has achieved so much already. Should be a good one.❗😊👍

[@this.jc1]

Congratulations Brian!!!!! Canada is proud! 🇨🇦 don’t disrespect the forehand high serves! Great strategy

[@muoian]

32:54 shout out to all the people who helped Brian and the hard road it it took for Brian

[@Bart77377]

Wow, what a match and what great performance by both players. Yang coming back from behind and winning against the odds and Ginting taking the loss like a true man! Respect for both players!

[@vincentc684]

Wow, Brian's effort for years finally paid off. congratulation!

[@muoian]

7:51 so many wonderful deceptions from Yang in this match to come

[@dilipgauchan7702]

Congrats , what a comeback. And the guts to change the serve in the climax part that’s what took ginting by surprise

[@Faye_L]

Brian!!! So proud of our boy!!! 🍁

[@muoian]

1:24:25 props to ginting for being so gracious in this moment

[@J.J.J.J.J.J.J]

Yup, love Ginting's sportsmanship in general. Brian also has great sportsmanship.

[@_WorldPeace]

. 🇨🇦 Brian 👍 Rooting for u tomorrow

[@danielmampilly9168]

So proud of Brian, what a genius

[@houalee9469]

Congratulations Brian ❤we love you play from canada

[@Pho6]

Big Brain Brian Yang!!

[@typoprone]

Way to go Brian! So proud of you ❤

[@jankowalski6691]

It was very classy for Ginting to wait until Yang finished celebrating. I really, like that.

[@superspiritbomb]

Proud Canadian moment!

[@robertsanders7060]

Experts, please help: am I right that at relatively low club level for men, the oldfashioned high serve is usually better? I see men do the pro type short serve. However, that requires having the base speed and technique to cover all four corners, and simple returns of the opponent often create trouble.

[@wenderis]

Yes for single not really for double..

[@robertsanders7060]

@@wenderis Sure, I was thinking of men's singles here. To me it looks as if the short serve leaves the opponent with too many easy, hard to return options at the medium level of play. If these players learn to lift the shuttle as high as possible to the middle of the court for their service, the amount of walking they need to do after the return will always be limited.

[@wenderis]

@@robertsanders7060 all I could say that in Indonesian local club, there are significantly more emphasis on practicing low serve (and flick serve) in double than in single. In Indonesian context, the provincial level is considered medium level, and the majority of the singles in this level plays low-short serve, even the women's. Plus, I never really went that far.

[@joeliu9607]

It’s an amazing day to be Canadian

[@warkos3591]

The tech switch in the end, giga IQ brain move.

[@dukedave7]

Wow, great comeback Brian!

[@beetsreliable]

My jaw dropped when I saw the high serve

[@janushomer9111]

did you pick it up from the floor?

[@saeshin3049]

this is actually crazy

[@wenderis]

Congrats to Brian Yang. Not everyday you see a 20 something rank defeat a top ranked players, in their home soil, the mystical Istora no less. Ginting should learn by now that he can't win on this level by talent alone.

[@muoian]

1:20:55 the high forehand serve !

[@luf4rall]

And if wasn't even that high.

[@nikhilshikarkhane972]

Anyone who trains with Viktor Axelsen shines afterwards Lee and Brian

[@user-wi7tr5oz6u]

oh god this reminds me of the 2022 world championships with jonathan christie, that's twice now Indonesian MS players are up 19-15 match point only to lose

[@jeffbrower8773]

Wow forehand high serve in men's singles. Haven't seen that at pro tour level. Was that a coach instruction or Yang did that on his own ?

[@sunnyo8968]

Stunning remarkable game. Well played by both players 😅

[@tess7510]

INCREDIBLE!!!

[@DanaPothier]

lets gooo Canada!!

[@thuyp12c5]

Way to go Brian. Mental toughness, great endurance, great defense, and genius were how Brian won the match. Lost 1st game at 21-13 by losing 11 points to 2 after interval, behind second game 7-1 but came back to win second game, behind 3rd game 19-15 but won 6 points in a row with a stroke of genius high serve. Congratulation Brian to get to a World Tour Final 👍👍❤❤

[@lnvalcal]

Brain is the game changer

[@mikeappleyard1898]

HO-LEE-SHIT!!! Congratulations Brian, from Wolseley Saskatchewan!!!!!! Maybe we can be called BadmintonVille instead of hockeyville.

[@UwU-hj7ip]

proud of u bryan 😭

[@tuanpham-pg4wc]

I Still like You Anthony 👍

[@rxth4846]

Congratulations Yang🎉

[@user-mu4py5nc3b]

Ginting used too much energy in the first set to please the crowed. Of course its always a good idea to win the first however someone like Ginting, his playing style consumes a lot of energy. On the third he didn't expect Brian's persistence then couldn't stop the momentum. Ginting is still a great player he should work on his fitness more and pace himself.

[@janushomer9111]

same thing has been going on since 2018

[@erichuifitness]

Unreal

[@whisp533]

Lets go brian, bring it home for Canada

[@KK-hk5mg]

Way to make Canada proud Brian!

[@95thRiflesOCI]

BY younger by 5 years finally outpaced and out endured the order more experienced ASG

[@ginnytran3117]

What does the forehand high serve nearly the end of the match mean? I quite don't get it

[@ziyanzhe]

He was goading Ginting to go for attack immediately

[@dingwenyuan3522]

Its basically just a change to try and throw ginting off as he has been doing low serves for the entire match, and at that moment, ginting was not ready for the change. Very smart move by him. Nice match tho

[@MustAfaalik]

Because Ginting killed Brian's low flick serves.

[@user-gz7fh8vo6e]

No one really does forehand high serves in mens singles anymore, because it can just be killed with a well placed jump smash (women can't do the same that's why they still do high serves). For Brian to attempt to do that in such a high stakes game is unbelievable. I don't think I've seen any player do that.

[@jeffbrower8773]

If you're willing to risk that serve then you need to hit it high and very near or actually on the back line. You can see in the first instance Ginting hesitated and decided it was out, but it turned out to be on the line. When I was playing coach always said in last 5 points if you're not sure just hit it - last thing you want is to let it drop on the line. I would say Ginting was a tad surprised by the move and a little unnerved after that

[@lincolnfineblanket5446]

OOOOOO CAAAAAANADAAAAAA!! LETS GO BRIAN!!!

[@dinbachok6424]

Mental toughness, home pressure probably.

[@alvintruong7158]

Oh Canada 🇨🇦

[@keepitlinyear]

i have never seen high serve in men's singles until now> why is that? (it's common in women's singles)

[@itzrasya]

good job ginting love the consistent errors 👏

[@seloRF]

EDAN!!!

[@KiLin03]

Go Brian!

[@AAAA-ye1fq]

Brian Yang habis ginting 😂

[@wanghyeonwoo6191]

YANG GANG!!!!

[@accel8asia20]

Goooooo Canada!!!

[@doods20fer41]

Ginting choked in the end, so sad for the home crowd

[@kyfo30]

F*ck yeah!!

[@luf4rall]

Like Michael Chang va Ivan Lendl

[@justindarmono3879]

Ginting bukan banyak error lagi tapi udah melimpah ruah, set 2 bukannya jadi pelajaran malah diulang lagi di set 3

[@bobsyouruncle66]

Congratulations Brian!!! All of Canada is cheering for you!!! One day you will be WORLD CHAMPION...KEEP WORKING HARD!!!...EVEN MY CHINESE MAINLAND WIFE IS CHEERING FOR YOU!!!

[@fadlungani8836]

kecwa,,tp berusaha,,merasa inilh permainan,d yg menang,dn kalh

[@ModPhreak]

Ufff Ginting lost that one hard... to many errors.

[@lns536]

So sorry for Ginting

[@janushomer9111]

don't be. That's what he wants.

[@pitech1]

Блин. Ginting опять слил. Ведь понятно что третью он уже не может в таком темпе играть. Обидно.

[@RegginTheGoat]

WHAT

[@CijoSaj]

pressure that's it

[@shadyvoid6731]

WTF????.?.???

[@MurmureL-oy3wl]

杨灿？

[@MustAfaalik]

Ginting is a proper gentleman with too many injuries & less stamina.

[@Yingyang7878]

Excuses

[@MustAfaalik]

@@Yingyang7878 Brian will be demolished by Antonsen. Want to bet???

[@sonsenthoy7468]

no matter what his followers say, or his diehard supporters scream, Lee ZJ is the Malaysian player with the highest number of "retired" matches...some genuine injuries, but others hmmmmm...no balls to lose or face reality? I don't know...