Antonsen Reacts To “Unsportsmanlike Behavior” - The Badminton Experience EP.31
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Hey guys! We're back with another great episode! - The World Championships and Japan Open are done, and we're talking it all through!
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timestamps:
0:00 - Anders & Hans Catch Up After The Japan Tournaments
6:44 - Viktor Axelsen's dominance
13:12 - The New Tournament Calendar
16:20 - Historic Win For Malaysia
19:59 - Akane Yamaguchi
25:02 - Japan Open in Osaka
26:21 - Anders vs Nishimoto - Unsportsmanlike?
39:40 - Does Gill Clark not like Anders?
47:39 - Nishimoto's victory at Japan Open
51:48 - Yuta Watanabe & Arisa Higashino
54:44 - New Chinese "kids on the block" - Спорт
Let’s hear from you guys - what is your opinion on the match between Anders & Nishimoto? Should the umpire have taken more control or do you have any other suggestions on how to “control” the game?
Kenta win the Japan Open 2022.
My impression of Lee Chong Wei's serves were often very similar to Nishimoto's. If none of the umpires found any issue with his serves, the receiver should move on and make adjustments for his readiness. Service motion variations are the grey areas that are part of badminton for a long time, it's not something that just happened now.
Clark stinks ! she's old and she must retire... She was always on the loser side and prefered LCW to the great Lin Dan...
I was watching in the Danish TV and definitely on Anders side. Can clearly see Nishimoto serving the moment Anders looked up. Wasn't really aware that there was a controversy towards Anders until I watched this podcast. I would have thought if there is any it would be towards Nishimoto.
Not trying to point out to anyone, but Nishimoto was undeniably looking for those little opportunities when serving to get point quicker & easier. It also happened in the finals against CTC. No idea why he finds the need to do so as he plays very, very well.
Akane won her first title in Japan Open 2013, at the age of 16, making her the youngest ever Super Series winner. She is also the first Japanese to win Japan Open title in all categories, and also the first Japanese to make it to the world no 1 in the single department. She was only 20 then.
Since then she has collected 20 titles, including all 4 Super 1000 titles, China, Indonesia, All England Open, and Super Series Final, the only active WS player who managed to do this. She is also the only player in history who won two Junior World Championship and two World Championship back to back.
And her most recent achievement is winning WC and Japan Open back to back, the only player that played all 10 matches and won them all. It's crazy how overlooked she is in comparison to other big names despite the crazy list of achievement and history she made. I really appreciate you two for mentioning her as she is my most favorite badminton player.
No Olympics gold medal. It's no GOAT player. Fix no debate!
In Indonesia this kind of player we called him/her mediocre champs..... No matter how much title he/she got. Without Olympics gold medal...still not a GOAT player. Example Greysia Polii (ex WD) no world champs title, uber cup or super 1000 title. But 1 Olympics gold medal. She becomes a national hero. Her name becoming an arena name in Jakarta. The GOAT player from Indonesia: Hendra Setiawan (MD). All title: Olympics, Thomas cup, world champion, BWF WTF, Asian games, SEA Games, all England, super 1000,750,500,300, Junior world champ (only minus sudirman Cup)
@@viralvideo4451 so what you think about mohammed ahsan? Lol
Wow that is an insanely impressive list of accomplishments! We will try to make sure not to overlook her any longer 🙏🏻
@@aniketverma2775 ahsan never win : Olympics gold medal. Junior world champ. Super 750 Denmark. Hendra Setiawan-Markis Kido Did it
I think Gill has acted professionally. She gives compliments to the two players very fair. But maybe Anders is too special for Gill that she remembers him more in all the controversies 😂😜
It is very difficult to define whether a player is ready or not to receive a serve. Therefore the umpire must be a firm figure in deciding what happens on the court.
I think changing the rhythm of the game is an option. there are players who want to keep the rhythm of the game by wanting the game to start immediately. There are also those who want to change the rhythm by delaying the game to gain the focus again.
It's very rudiculous if the umpire can't give a straight talk to the players because they don't speak English.
It's really nice to hear the match reaction of the Semifinal match between Anders vs Kenta 😀
Huge Respect for Yamaguchi indeed. What a player, what a fighter!
Great talk from HK for being diplomatic regarding the pretty sensitive topic of unsportsmanship behavior about AA. It’s pretty obvious the trick comes to play when a player is facing other player they perceived as stronger. For example AA vs VA in All England 2021, VA vs Ginting in Malaysia Master 2022. Their delay was caught by the comentator, it’s too obvious. If I’m not mistaken Steen commented on this topic as well during one of Kim/Kong match in the World Championship 2022. For me the tricks/delay take out some of the excitement of watching. I just hope AA could own his mistake instead of generalizing that you cannot expect all players to follow the rules 100%.
Yamaguchi is really very humble or less expressive of all the female athletes. You dont see much of a reaction when she wins a major title or looses a match. Very Zen in her approach 🙂
We are smiling to see her wearing a face mask as soon as she won the championship point, without shouting or diving on the floor, just like hinding from audience.
That's really Akane chan like❤️
That Yuta Watanabe shot is crazy crazy. It still sends shivers to me listening to Hans describing it.
It really was outrageous! Love to see it 😍
very yuta shot so to speak
Good of you, you were open to talk about it!
Great stuff . New learnings for me 😊
Hello!
Akane Yamaguchi is the youngest women’s singles player to ever win a Superseries title (now the World Tour title). She won the 2013 Japan Open Superseries at the age of 16 years, 3 months, and 16 days.
i rmb she didnt celebrate when she won, at that moment u knew shes bad ass lol
Akane won Japan open when she was 16 years 3 months + :) Gill always mentions that in her comments.
way to go.hands down to these two, humbly giving sense to things like these.
Speaking about unsportsmanlike behavior. When will you guys invite Carolina Marin as a guest on your podcast?😬
She shouted very often and loud. When she playing, her voice was heard in another courts and made the opponent very disturbed.
If she was so unsportsmanlike I dont think she would be friends with Yamaguchi, Intanon etc
@@leob4403 No, it was just yonex event and we discuss about her behaviour on court. I think, several players think that too when they were playing
Ouch😂
I'm looking forward to that 😅
I agree with Hans on Yamaguchi. She’s technically excellent. Defies logic. No significant weaknesses. Amazing character 🥰
and she always put her tower very neatly… ot everyone cant relate..
Just woke up and got a notification from you, directly jumped to 26:21 - the topic that I've been waiting for. I appreciate a lot your honesty, that you speak up about that match. One thing is that I completely agree with HK that the umpire was just lost on that game, he didn't know what was going on. I also didn't think that it was "really controversial" and AA was terrible. Kenta did also the same "trick" with Jojo and CTC. He just also unsupportive. Well, I guess every players have their ways to survive.
Now I'm going to re-watch this ep from the beginning. Have a good day and thanks HK, AA and Oliver!
Fully agree…
I saw Nishimoto did that against Jonatan Christie and since then Ive look closely at his matches and yes he’s been doing the same….
If anything I actually dislike his behaviour more…
But I do understand that maybe thats his way of winning and I do understand to some extent…
Hopefully everything from here improves
In my opinion Yamaguchi deserves much more praise than Viktor, she had such difficult matches throughout the whole of the two weeks beating at least a couple previous world champions and Olympic medalists. 😊
ikr.. she is the epitome of a FIGHTER,, i admire her a lot..
Totally agree about Akane Yamaguchi. She's totally amazing with her moves, saves and attacks. Just watching her play makes me feel tired, as if I was the one running all over the court.
And as for the 'controvery', I did not watch the match but I get what Anders was saying about the 'small' games, or psychological games as how my badminton buddies and I call them. Players do that all the time and if you get thrown off by such things, you end up dancing to the opponent's tune.
I like Anders, I enjoy watching him play I think he's an amazing player, definitely top 3 when at his best.
I will defend Gill Clarks though ; I watched the game live without the sound and had the exact same reaction. Especially for that particular serve where Anders moves but gives the shuttle back to Nishimoto, pretending he wasn't ready. Imagine this situation happens in the World Championship final or the Olympics final, at money time... As an opponnent I would obviously be angry. I will always say that these kind of "tricks", to steal one or two points, is a child's game or a loser attitude. You're not good enough to win straight ? Then be better, end of story.
Agree with HKV; there was plenty of gamesmanship during that game including stoppages.100% umpire to control.
For the future this should be really easy to solve: Anders should have just kept his hand up while looking up and then lowering it. And Jill is right, everything was unsportsmanlike, no other way to describe these little games even when both do it.
Love the discussion on the unsportsmanlike behaviour ;)
i am only here for Yamaguchi,, thnk you for mentioning her, she is such an inspiration for many people…
great analysis
Very nice content keep it up! 🇲🇾
Finally Akane got decent attention from you guys. I was pretty stunned that you always put her aside when yiu talk about WS and always came up with TTY, CYF and ASY.
im glaad.
IKR, with only 156 cm, she dominated the tournaments
As a spectator view without commentator. I have to say you seems to be ready .
I understand nishimoto waiting and serve. when i play some people have such a long routine to get back on track , and as a speedy guy i just want the point to be played.
Nishimoto serving is like he is serving like he is doing normally . It's you task to be ready as soon as you lay down your hand . Just like a Red light turning green.
If you give me that sight i would have serve right away just like Nishimoto, not trying to do a trick , just is you are exaushted and it's like a ring bell in a boxing match . THere is no "gentlemen's delay".
I watch Anders playing only to listen to Gill Clarke commentary. Subtle, slow roast of Anders by the commentators.
😂
So glad Anders you're back in form and Hk played an amazing match against shi aswell. I hope you do best in your home country this month
Agree the next year calendar looks so packed and hellish.
Lol the insight of Anders vs Kenta's match. Thank you Hans for your comment. Imo Kenta tend to take his serve fast
Mad respect to HK to talk about AA and Nishimoto issue with a respectful tone when talking about it if you know what I mean.
In this case imo both AA and Nishimoto have their own wrong doings but AA is much more clearer not-ready trick which kinda annoyed most of the viewers like us as it is obviously easier to notice that tricks. Well sometimes Nishimoto did serve really2 early but not very noticed by most of the viewer, they just like "ohh another service fault, lets try that again."
Then in respond AA did with his not-ready trick which upset most of the viewer and also commentator Gill Clark itself. Which is why whole of this controversy happened. No offense AA. Its just we have to be honest about it..
But I have to agree with HK again regarding the umpire not knowing what is happening when AA vs Nishimoto. When nishimoto vs jonatan christie, kenta literally got a yellow card because of his serve issue. And jonatan just play along with it or either complains it and everything went normal afterwards.
But in Antonsen case the way he responds is quite interesting which is why all this bad sportmanship topic happened.
Yea, it's annoying watching these kinds of cheap 'tricks' like Shetty with his serve delays. Both players were being annoying. Also funny how AA says he's not wrong then admits he pretended not to be ready. Come on. But definitely, the BWF umpires need to be better and it is really weird how they do not have discussions with the players.
Also interesting how AA says Gillian is biased against him but does not mention how Danish commentators are probably biased towards him, a Danish player.
Always enjoy listening to you guys.
After watching Anders' semi-final I was hoping to hear it straight from the man himself here, so this was fantastic. I have to say that I understand it from the tactical point of view and all the mind games some players like to indulge in. Plus Anders' does like to use the psychological warfare and gamesmanship quite a bit as part of his arsenal. As does Nishimoto, which inevitably led to a bit of drama in commentary and amongst the fans. But the cool thing is it did not seem to result in any animosity between the two players - I guess they both understand that whole mind game element is part of getting that tiny edge in a game of rather small margins.
Anders, here's a good trick for you. I haven't seen any player use it yet, but I think it'll work. If you ever need a break or just want to change the shuttle, but have a strong hunch that your opponent or umpire will say no, just pretend to accidentally step on the shuttle. Maybe you're walking backwards and didn't see it. Guaranteed they'll let you change the squished shuttle.
On the incident, I unfortunately think Kenta is still playing within the 'implicitly agreed rules', I assume there is no clear indication on the BWF rule book that says what defines 'player being ready to receive', so currently us as audience interpret a player as being ready as soon as he puts his hand down, whereas a more sensible ready situation would probably be a couple seconds after. This is a highly debatable gray area if players did an instant serve the moment the opponent puts his hand down, but I think Anders did himself no favor here by trying to exploit flick serves that were out, pretending he was ready to take those.
The situation is somewhat similar to players raising racket to block a net kill, it looks wrong but as long as the racket did not get in the way of the kill, it is still going to count, and despite the long history of that players would still try to complain about it when it happens. I wouldn't blame the umpire or Gill too much for taking a stance in this situation, I think most people just aren't used to seeing controversial situations like this in badminton, and BWF is not helping by being more clear in the rules.
maybe intriducing short clock (next point must be play 25 second after the last point). tennis introduce this 3 or 4 years back and it reduce time wasting problem. maybe badminton could be more flexible like starting the clock after the staff mopped the floor etc. Other than that both players must be ready within this time period. otherwise, player whole waste time receive verbal warning for the first time. Then followed by yellow card, red card and so on like normal badminton warning protocol, if it happen several times.
When i got the notification i thought you invited Gill in the podcast because of the thumbnail and also a few days ago you uploaded gill's instagram 😀😀😀
Well that’s because I’m (HK) still a huge fan of her 😅 Amazing commentator imo!
Amazing talk! It was interesting you mentioned the small mind games happening between rallies, espcially around service. The server decides when to serve. The receiver decides when to be ready to receive. In a 100% pure gentleman game, the players will communicate their intentions clearly. This is not the case in Nishimoto vs Anders.
The server can communicate intention to serve by leaning forward, aiming with this racket, etc. Nishimoto would instead have arms by his side, adjust his feet, and then serving when you are barely ready on purpose. The receiver can only respond by making it clear that he is not ready, as Anders mentioned.
Not sure if the umpire should get involved here. Should the umpire decide when a player is ready to recieve? Can the umpire reprimand a player for serving too fast? (Umpire actually gave yellow card to nishimoto against christie)
That's insane that the umpire can't speak English,🤯 it's important when the players want to have a short discussion with the umpire, so that the umpire knows what's going on and find a solution to control the match. To be honest, the commentator is professional, but sometimes she is a bit harsh on Anders😅. Overall i don't think Anders and Kenta, any of them show any unsportsmanlike behavior, both of them played really hard to win the game. ✨
why must they speak english 🤔
@@eddyededwin because english is an international language
@@rachelchong0429 there are WAY more asian players in the top comps than europeans. english isnt the national language in indonesia, china, japan, korea thailand and other top badminton nations. ur kind of implying players in these countries must learn english as well lol
@@eddyededwin lol, I think we all should just learn the basics for maybe one or 2 other languages maybe English, so we can atleast understand. The players should be able to understand the umpire😅😅😅
@@sravyamoparthi6615 yes, im sure u or anders himself is a chinese expert.
You should invite Gill Clark to your podcast 🤭
no ! we fed up with the old woman...
Very enjoyable to hear Anders point of view on his Japan open performance. Please get Gill on with the "my views are my own and not my employers" caveat! Also, Hans, your face needs more light in that room.
There were very interesting topics discussed. Also about umpire job, I thought umpires have to have a license to serve as judge especially at such big events and that means - knowing exactly what's going on on the court. Only one reason can explain kind of lack of skill of the umpire - strict COVID rules in Japan. Also would be very interesting to discuss that topic of "little games" as Anders called it. I remember once our coaches gave us a lecture about little tricks to play, some of them sounded quite unsportmanlike :)
I love Gill but the idea that she doesn't want to be on a podcast because she doesn't want to seem biased is absolute rubbish lol. She has posted on Twitter about sharing a car and chatting with Mohammad Ahsan and if that is ok and doesn't show bias then having a podcast to promote badminton absolutely isn't.
In cycling you have every year the world championships just like in snooker etc, i find it good that it's every year but it should made bigger and more extend in days then only 6 days, should be at least 10 days and yes after the world championships there should not be for at least 2,3 weeks another big tournament like next year......
"Outsider" - correct.👍👍
My very2 simple conclusion regarding Anders & Nishimoto.
First, Umpire 100% fault slow to detect what's going on which lead to
K.Nishimoto 50% fault due to sometimes serve too fast which lead to
A.Antonsen annoyed by the serve, hence 100% fault due to react it with not-ready-trick which lead to
Commentator Gill Clark stated it more clearly which lead to
Viewers were upset by A.A action which lead to
Last minute Umpire gave AA a yellow card which lead to
Many badminton fans creating topic regarding AA Bad unsportmanship which lead to
many fans arguing who's right or wrong in the comment section which lead to
where we are now today in this video.
and Yamaguchi alwys puts her towel very neatly, not everyone cant relate… what a perfect human being
HK you said Prannoy will be the Guest?? When is that Happening??
I couldn't help laughing when Anders Rasmussen after the quarterfinal match said something like there would be Kim, Kim, Kim, all Kim on court except for him
About Nishimoto's serves, I saw some negative comments from Japanese badminton fans not only on the match against AA, but also the final against Chou. e.g. bad serve manner, unsportsmanlike conduct
Thanks for mentioning first Malaysian world glory.
Glad to see AA back in good form, congratulations on reaching semi-final in Japan Open but a little bit disappointed on the excuses been said in this episode...(I'm actually fine with what's AA did on court, but surprised that AA explained this way in TBE which is not really professional)
30:00 Danish TV definitely will be supporting Danish player, every broadcaster from their country will do the same and some fans also will angry with the umpire rather than the player...I will say the umpire is too kind to AA, the umpire gave so many chances to AA. HK is doing a good job in this episode on explaining in neutral way based on the situation.
Anders you might not getting ready for some shots, but I don't think for EVERY shots... one of the Nishimoto's flick serves, from the camera can see that you're ready at that time, perhaps you are out of focus, so pretending you are not ready. yes, umpire should do his job giving a point to Nishimoto, but he didn’t. but just don’t keep saying the fault is made by umpire, and you’re innocent at all, come on, u’re adult, not junior under 18.. be professional
to me, Gill and Steen's comment are professional and neutral.. just stop blaming others no matter in what circumstances. PEACE , still great to see AA back on court with good performance
New BWF schedule for 2023 publish and that totally crazy schedule. Can the federation or players do objection about the schedule to BWF?
To play against home soil player will be uneasy..too much pressure for the opponent,sometimes make opponent angry. As long as not clear regulation about how long delay the games or how long players can serve..is it 6 seconds as we can see in last Jakarta tournament😆 then so many things can happen on court which can show unfair for the opponent
I saw the match and I don’t like Nishimoto’s tricks. Obviously Anders was emotionally affected by Nishimoto’s service and became impatient. I personally think Anders fall for Opponent’s trick and lost temper and lost the match he could’ve won.
我支持你安東森 喜歡你比賽中的喊聲 還有情緒肢體動作！加油！
Huge respect HK 🙌
This was the Chance to Bring Yuta Watanabe in Japan to Podcast. When are you bringing.
Gill is great but badminton fans see her as a perfect one so whatever her criticism is, fans will agree 😂 Polii was one of them who loved to do rapid service when the opponent not ready yet. You didn't see Indonesian fans criticized her 😂 Everyone is biased in many aspect but don't want to admit it 💀
UNSPORTMANSHIP BEHAVIOUR? Hmmmm, ... .
Everybody knew Chinese players were lacked of that, especially from SINGLE DICIPLINES. No, no, I'm not talking about Taiwan players, or Malay-Chinese or Chindo. I'm addressing about the China Badminton Federation and singles athletes.
1) The unsportman Shi Yuqi, retired when he lost 4-20 to Momota. The case with Shi Yuqi participation in #BWC2022, the federation are involved, I believed.
2) He Bingjao gave Chen Yufei a WO? Chen Yufei got 2 WO advance from Chinese players?
3) Lu Guangzu early celeberation and mockery towards Anthony Ginting and Lee Zii Jia. He ended up losing from both. Hillarious. Oddly satisfying.
4) Special MD case, Li Junhui. When he was pocketed and targeted by Minions, Endo-Watanabe, Goh V Shem or Daddies. Oh man, this dude was a total joke.
Other than Li Junhui, no issues addressed toward Chinese Doubles squad. Most of them are friendly and have sportmanship attitude towards opponents and fans. Chen/Jia are beast in court, outside the court, they're like your local club players who smiles and chats and waves at opponents and fans. It's shown by Dongping and Yaqiong too while comforting Arisa Higashino who cried after back to back losing the finals at home soil in two consecutive weeks.
It's funny when Chinese netizens irritated the way Marin shouts during a match. But then they irritated more about their players unsportmanship behaviour, especially, Yufei, Bingjao, Yuqi and Junhui. Oh, I remember reading from Badmintalk about Chinese netizens went riot toward Li Junhui after he disrespected "Those Old Devils (Ahsan/Setiawan)" by staring at them with anger after killing the net against Setiawan.
I would strongly suggest you invite Gill in your podcast,... 🙂
pitié non ! on en a marre de la vieille qui répète toujours les mêmes âneries...
@@Badmintonforall 😁
45:12 anders blipped from the multiverse
Welcome to the USA. I live in LA, and DTLA is really sad. Beverly Hills can afford to pay to keep the homeless out. Or at least pay the government to keep the homeless out. Its a bubble of $$. You should have gone to Korea Town....might have even been recognized. Napa has a lot of old people because only old people can afford to be there. 😂 But we really need more big names like you guys to come over....and make a splash about it. There are a lot of amazing kids who play who don't get the opportunity to see top players in person.
when friends start talking professionally
Nishimoto is at fault. He did the same thing in the final of Japan Open. Serves before the opponent is ready.
I prefer the commentators on danish televisión to the BWF commentators. They are going a lot more into depth with the strategy and tactics. And there is no doubt Gil Clark has got a crush on Vittinghus:). It is btw nice with a little controversy. It will be good for you popularity AA.
Who doesn’t have a crush on me 😜
AA, to think the negative comment was fired up by Gill's commenting was underestimating the audience capability to grasp what happened on court. The tricks played repeatedly. By you and Nishimoto. It was replayed from different angles multiple times. It was so obvious. Cant believe the umpire was so blind.
That match with Nishimoto, was the dirtiest I have seen live from MS discipline with both players tried to get easy points playing tricks. Shame.
You know what you did. Own it.
Ander's hit the shuttle & then he said he is not ready that was so wrong so gill was right what she said that day nothing like she is biased towards anders so said those things.Anders should change his behavior its doing more harm to his game than any good.
If you're still getting ready, keep your hands up all the time. Sorry mate, you should do better in the future.
Screaming when you see that the service is out, knowing that you weren't ready, is cheating.
It's not the same compare to fast service or waiting to serve.
13:12 - The New Tournament Calendar You're guys are wrong. China 1000 isn't in the week after the WC in Copenhagen. It's two weeks after the WC.
Is that Victor x One Piece T shirt? Take my 💸!
I watched the game and heard the commentator too. The way I see it, players should be allowed to get ready. The umpire was a bit 'bias'I must say.
He should have cautioned a player if he suspected that they are delaying or disrupting the game. I have seen lots of unsportsman like between Goh V Shem and Kevin Sanjaya which I think should have been cautioned by the umpire but he didn't.
The match direction changed when Anders was at 9-16 i think, don't you think this behavior disturbs the rhythm/confidence ? or This can be used as an advantage ? I don't know but the Umpire definitely is at fault here. Plus the commentator shouldn't be biased towards a specific player.
Bring Oma Gill to the podcast 😁
Same with Matsumoto and nagahara.they won world championship first
Hi l noted your Stat re: the fact that it was the (First) time Malaysia has won a (World Champs) in any 'discipline' l thought 'Le Chong Wei' has won at least
(One) Singles 'World Title' but Not the
Olympic's,"He is classed as a Malaysian,
I don't know" l most probably got mixed-up on this (!?)
Lee Chong Wei didn't win in World Championship
Betwen Anders and Gill who people gonna side with? I am with Gill
World Championships and All England should be once in two years alternately. One year WC, next year All England, the year after WC and so on.....
"Familiarity breeds contempt"
Also it's kind of difficult to say you should be able to discuss with the umpire, you're assuming all umpires will be able to speak English? I am fairly certain you would not be able to assume all players can speak English? Maybe BWF will provide them translators at the side of the court? Now that is really crazy 😉
As I told you in a previous comment, your complaints about the draws , the BWF events calendar,…, deep to me real and justified : you should adress them to your representative at the BWF Council…
I’m in quite a lot of contact with them every now and then. But their power is very limited, so it’s not always the best route to go down if you want change to happen… trust me I know how this system works 😅
Even when I had only watched Gill's commentary on the match, I felt that she wasn't being very fair. Maybe because what Nishimoto did was more subtle, so she probably didn't even notice it. I can see what Anders' point is. If the opponent is pulling dirty tricks to get an advantage and the umpire isn't doing anything about it, you have to take matters into your own hands.
Granted, 2 wrongs don't make a right. But if the umpire is letting it slide, you can only see yourself losing due to unfairness. I think what Anders should have done, like what Lin Dan would do, is play dirty tricks back in a subtle way. To be a top professional, you have to be good at playing the dirty games. That means they have to be dirty, but also undetectable.
There will always be unfair and incompetent umpires in any sports. That's why professional athletes have to learn to play dirty games, and to play it well. It's a very important part of the sport, and the best players are very good at it. Taufik's 3rd game against LCW in the Paris WC of 2010 (after mid game interval) comes to mind. Pulling every trick up his sleeve to disrupt LCW's flow and to prolong the duration of his lead when he knew LCW was very nervous.
You can't compete in this game professionally with the assumption that umpires will catch these little things. You have to learn dirty tricks, and play them well without the umpire catching. Anders didn't play his well, it was too obvious. Nishimoto didn't play his well either. Doing the same service trick way too many times, in the same manner, in the same tournament against 3 different opponents. It's not a good look for him either.
Nishimoto unsportsmanship
Anders you could have raised your hand before looking up if you truly weren't ready. you do not have your hand up and you're looking at your opponent (no matter the duration) the opponent has the right to serve and by then if you raise your hand that's obviously a fault? that happened a couple times in the match especially the one where Nishimoto had a service fault and you immediately tried to pretend you didnt have your hand up... i'm a big fan of yours but that match really left a bad image
We need a new vote at BWF so that we can switch to games to 11 instead of 21. Just like squash. Would be much more intense and would help for the recup time indeed in you win in 3 games
Kenta was the one doing shady stuff
I have copied your name for my you tube channel.The badminton experience with YY.Don't you think now you have got a great competitor in your space🤭
Heyy don't disrespect gill like that 😤
she does not deserve respect because she's biased...
@@Badmintonforall aren't you the one who's biased?
@@SM-rg8sn no and however I'm not an official aparatchik of BWF
Disagree with AA re GC, she gives you plenty of compliments re your play.
hahaha... bcoz Kenta only can win the game with the dirty, he is not as good as the other Japan men players
Japanese here. Antonsen actually attract a large fan group of youth, in particular Tokyo naughty girls who are fond of naughty sportsman behaviours. They will cheer for Anders next time.
2nd!!
51:49 "An other japanese badminton player who stepped up is your mom...." As a mom-jokes enjoyer, for a brief moment I considered smiling, but sadly the sentence was not finished.
On Points 2x 21 or 5x 11 have the same problems. A player has no need to invest in a game once he/she is behind by a significant margin. The players know, the umpire knows, the audience knows, the youtuber knows.. its a waste of time for everybody dragging a 8:0 game to a painful 21:2 or something. I would like to see a 1x41 tournament where players can't netflix'n chill mid match once they are behind in a game. It would be peddl to the meddl for both players the whole match long.
Although I have most matches muted, Gill is still living rentfree in my brain everytime I am watching a match. "How on earth!" does she do it? :)
But in general I like you guys adressing the "drama". Talking about it lightheartedly very easy takes the edge off those things so it does not fester.
On the same note, it would be nice to invite Gill and Carolina to talk about potential hatered of players and sportsmanship. :)
The new badminton bad boy...
You are so cringe
What is going on is Anders is not very sportsman like, just listen to himself.
Axelson would have behaved very differently.
Axelsen
@@manincharge2097 Yes, Mr. Nitpicking.
@@watchman835 Nitpicking does not mean fixing spelling errors
@@manincharge2097Imagine someone’s most product hobby is to finding random comments on UA-cam and fixing spelling errors. Kind of pathetic…
@@watchman835 My most productive hobby is surprisingly BADMINTON!!! who could've guessed
Nooo, anders is hurt hurt 😭😭😭, lol
I agree it wasnt you or kenta , the empire should of seen what was going on .
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I agree BWF seems like they have NO CLUE what tbey doing with badminton, and personally think they are doing a horrible job woth every single thing with badminton. Badminton should have over throne tennis by now!
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Mid game changed sides should eliminate rubber matches with uneven matches.
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Tower boys .
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A absorbing floor for sweat!
NBA players sweat 100x more how can tbey control the floor better then badminton floor!
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Better mopping tools . Your using a wal mart MOP!!!
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Change the damn camera to the corner side view !!!!! This isnt tennis !!! The net shots
Alll look like they didnt go over!!
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A frame by frame replay of shots instead of side line judges .
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A real random draw instead of whatever system tbey are using now. Shit all about lucky draw!
Maybe only have a 1st round bye for the top 4 teams .
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From 5 days to 7 with a day off between SF and F or have WD XD play one day the other day MD mS Wd something like tbat…
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All players should start a UNION have one of you guys be the leader … have a lockout time period till wbat you want is corrected .
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Pay players more!!!
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All series have the focus BWF give WC series they advertise the F out of WC then japan open was next NOTHING! They dont care for 300- 500 series… im so sick of fishing for matches on youtube from Tuesday till friday! Make a app pay a subscription let us watch all four courts . ..
A badminton news show with updates on whats going on with players and teams!!
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The last tournament should just be a group A and group B type of tournament of 8 players / md teams
They plY all 4 teams wons see the record. A1 plays B2. B1 plYs a2. Then then finals.
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Cheerleader!!!!!!!!!!b we need cheerleaders, HOT ONES!!!
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Replace eagle eye with a AI frame by frame video shot.
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I think AA was unsportmanslike. Please dont blame Gill for "making the Fans biased". Trying to Cheat yourself into a Point, really? Man your mother should be ashamed. Gill doesent Like you, because you act unsportmanslike, sorry thats the fact.
They are doing podcasts for 1 hour but they never want to talk about Indians , why didn't you even mention pranoy , he is the no.1 in world tour this year, y didn't even you talk about chirag, and satwik a bit more , very very biased
Why are you so sensitive? They mentioned about the mens doubles pair winning the bronze medal
@@chuakz like , it should better to be promoted the channel as their personals , know ,they found 3-5 mins to thrash talk about his us trip and wine but they didn't find a single minute for the Indians , i believe, only srikanth is the first and last Indian in this podcast
Only the love for badminton stops me to unsubscribe
The WT ranking is not a prestige ranking like the actual world ranking, and it's been put to place to make another ranking that will determine who will play at the world tour finals. It means nothing whether you end up as 1 or 8 on that list. You won't get seeded from it. Pranoy has done well, but he hasn't won anything this year, yet he's been the most productive participating in most tournaments. He's not the world no.1, That's still Axelsen by a huge margin.
So far the only actual No1 India has ever had in MS is Srikanth Kidambi, even though that only lastet for one week. However, that hasn't stopped him from calling himself "former no 1" in his twitter description...... I mean, he's not lying, but then again.... I'm kinda regretting being so happy for India winning Thomas cup if things are supposed be like this.
@@leenpels7646 but , isn't prestigious beating like loh , momota ,sen, ginting... Just in This year
Anderson u were wrong.... playing victim.
There's a reason why issues arise whenever you play...i lot of time
unsportsmanlike+lost the game, just stick to youtube anders🙏🏻🙏🏻
mobile pubg streamer hahahahahah bozo
What a lame explanation on unsportsmanlike topic by the drama boy.....grow up dude
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