[HD·50FPS] - MS - Lin Dan vs Park Sung Hwan - 2009 China Masters QF - Highlights | High Quality

[@TwstDDrKMnD]

Very good match! There were not many players who were able to challenge Lin Dan like this when he was this young. 👍

[@giavyman]

This video from the previous channel didn't show many points from Park, which made people actually thought Lin has full control. This one however displays that Park really rivals Lin.

[@giavyman]

Also this match occurred before the China Open the same year, which happened to see Lin played against Park once again. The Chinese team really showed their level by letting Lin Dan played really tactically and destroyed Park with the score of both sets under 11.

[@vedantsoni8951]

The aggression by lin dan 😤🥶🥶

[@CoolNumber1]

He would destroy all players today.

[@pham1020]

10:29 Incredible retrieval by LD. Very steep smashes from Park, but LD just keep getting them back. This is why players like LD can defend against Axelsen's smashes while most of players nowadays can't.

[@jayceh]

The Big Smash era is so annoying. LCW and Momota already proved it's a horrible strategy but once they retired or got hurt Axelsen went uncontested. Only won 10% of lifetime matches against people who demonstrated why Big Smash is poor singles badminton.

[@Miraie93]

The only best men single ever produced by Korean. Not just Lin Dan, its too hard for Lee Chong Wei to beat this guy. His defenced on par with Chen Long.

[@eclipse1161]

Lee Hyun Il arguably greater but Park had some moments of absolute brilliance.

[@amishgupta0047]

Lin dan vs ponsana boonsak 2009 china masters pls

[@1234fewgfwe]

12:54 this is why LinDan is the goat

[@xgaminggear9405]

Hahaha lindan anggry crussial point 😂 nice lindan

[@daotrichung2007]

Good video , thank badminton finder

[@kenji2342]

great video, thanks mate

[@TPTurkey-x2i]

PSH gave LD some trouble around this time

[@ClassicClip294]

Nhìn Lindan thời điểm này không hiểu tại sao người ta có thể mang Momota ra mag so sánh được

[@xyzcv5]

Do cùng thuận tay trái, cộng với kỹ thuật trong từng trái rất tốt, cộng với việc hầu hết là so với Lin Dan về già thay vì so với Lin Dan thời đỉnh cao. Chứ Momota thực sự chưa từng đạt tới trình của Lin Dan, Lee Chong Wei. Momota đánh với Lee Chong Wei về già, bệnh ung thư, chấn thương đủ chỗ còn vật vã, thành tích đối đầu là 2 - 2 thì làm sao trờ về 2010 so với 2 người này được. Viktor Axelsen bây giờ cũng không so được nhé.

[@therealoxcooper4616]

Momotas form has similarities with Lin Dan. Similar movement.

[@ClassicClip294]

​@@xyzcv5 Nói qua, nói lại chẳng bằng nói thật là do VN xem nhiều sex Nhật nên cảm tình thôi, chứ trình một 10 một tịt rồi ai chả nhìn thấy

[@eclipse1161]

⁠​⁠@@therealoxcooper4616if anythin I think their forms and movement are opposites. Momota’s footwork in his prime was textbook and robotic. He used crab steps and hops/skips to move around and is more neutral. Centered around always keeping balance and low center of gravity. Lin Dan on the other hand ‘walked’, his movement couldn’t be teach and only works if you are Lin Dan and had his other skills (like extremely accurate anticipation). Their strokes are also very different. Momota again, is more robotic and neutral. Keeping it simple and very consistent to disguise. Lin Dan varied his strokes more, he could choose to be more armsy, more wristy(also, Lin Dan’s wrist is just completely out of this world) disguise it etc… Smash wise, Lin Dan used his whole body while mantaining extremely deceptive disguise. It is more explosive. Also, more variations and had his stick smash. Momota’s smashes were more accuracy oriented. His body was not as explosive as a result. It is also extremely well disguised but had less variations. In other words, Momota’s form and movement is earned through skill, I would say the pinnacle of movement in terms of what can be earned through training. Lin Dan’s form on the other hand was pure talent. Is one in a million because it was incredibly complex and deep. Everything also looked so natural and intuitive for him. Momota was a robot, the ideal that every player should learn from. Lin Dan was an anomaly who’s movement might never be replicated.

[@mse7215]

​@@eclipse1161 this... Finally found someone who understand badminton very clearly.👍🏻 As a LCW fan even I must bow down and admit that Lin Dan is just wayy superior in badminton. Everything he did is just too phenomenal and unique in it's own ways. He's called Super Dan for a reason.

[@壞壞-w7o]

後面關鍵時刻那麼多自己的機會球韓國選手都不殺球，把有機會贏的比賽親手給了丹神

[@kunochi3437]

why was lin dan mad at 12:55

[@最爱欣宝啦]

He believes that Park Sung Hwan's loud outburst was a deliberate attempt to sway the referee's decision.

[@therealoxcooper4616]

To be fair Lin dan and lcw all do it sometimes, esp in crucial points.

[@luonglehuy5988]

Đẳng cấp hơn hẵn

[@trungleduc8856]

Both play good

[@l.indresh7485]

Lin underestimated him

[@therealoxcooper4616]

PSWs game have Lin Dan trouble. Until their later meetings Lin Dan was able to change his game and overcome him.

[@yusukesakurai_dw]

Park's grip looks so thick🤔

[@syakirshariff4054]

12:52

[@codylim1]

7:27

[@ansonli2031]

朴成焕可惜了，我就说后面怎么没看到了，原来手腕手术出问题了