YONEX All England Open 2023 | Li Shi Feng (CHN) vs. Anders Antonsen (DEN) | SF

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YONEX All England Open Badminton Championships 2023 | Super 1000
Men's Singles | Semifinals
Li Shi Feng (CHN) vs. Anders Antonsen (DEN)
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Suzie Xue Hace 6 meses

What a match! Both players made a great comeback, congrats Shifeng for the first super 1000 final, and it’s nice to see Anders back to the competitions ❤

PB Ahr Hace 6 meses

Both played well.. Antonsen still has his little dirty antics, but overall his performance was superb, it's great to see him back.. But LSF was on another level, specially in the 1st set he was so unstoppable, too fast, too strong, too skilled.. Congratulations!

Flanker Hace 6 meses

I have been waiting for this moment when the Chinese men's singles players meet in the final of a major tournament for a very long time, and I am at a loss for words.😭😭😭Congrats to Li Shi Feng✊

Tinka Bear Hace 6 meses

Boooooriiiiiing...

KarmicYogi Hace 6 meses

Damn what a comeback for Antonsen, gotta applaud his resilience.

Kalista Ms Hace 6 meses

Li Shi Feng is so calm although he is just 23. He moves really fluently and show no feelings in any situation. He really got me after this game and final game

1 Joy of Life Hace 6 meses

LSF, this youngster is very impressive with impeccable all-around skill (especially his sudden and powerful smashes!) and his collected demeanor. He will surely go far👍👍👍

Martinus Lesmana Hace 6 meses

wow... unexpected men's singles final CHN vs CHN. Shi vs Li. it's okay no matter who will win later. but I will give support for Li Shi Feng. Great progress now 🙂🇨🇳🇨🇳 good luck for both China....

Nguyenvinh Quang Hace 6 meses

Super level match, tit for tat players. Awesome performance. Congratulation Li Shi Feng !

hans hannes Hace 6 meses

What a match! The momentum was swinging back and forth. I have to say this clearly: Again we are seeing unsportsman-like behavior from Antonsen like in his match against Nishimoto. Delaying the serve etc.(obviously not as bad) I really cant root for a player like this and I really would like to!

Shuang Zhou Hace 6 meses

Li Shi Feng was obviously mad about that, he kinda stared at Antonsen when he won the first 4-5 points in the 3rd game.

AlexTheGreat Hace 6 meses

I think there’s more to it than you want to admit. It’s easy just saying Antonsen’s the bad guy. But if you look closely in both matches, Nishimoto & Li are serving the same kind of cadence all match and suddenly in 3rd game when it’s close they try to serve when Antonsen barely raised his racket. It’s mind games, it’s just that Nishimoto & Li are sneaky about it. But they know. Just as Li was perfectly aware he was delaying the match with his toe injury bullshit. Seemed perfectly fine after that

GHH Hace 6 meses

@AlexTheGreat you know Korean WD players always use medical timeout in the same situation...but no one comment on that all..that's within the rule..but what Anyonsen did is another story..

AlexTheGreat Hace 6 meses

@GHH the rules also say that you have to wait that your opponent get in position before serving. Not barely waiting for him to raise his racket

innay Hace 6 meses

@AlexTheGreat exactly

pranav singhal Hace 6 meses

WHAT. A. MATCH. I think in the upcoming gen of players, LI Shi Feng, seems the most promising. Just love his attack, variations and the way he moves. Although I think Shi yu qhi will narrowly beat him in 3 sets

ShadowGaming Hace 4 meses

This comment aged like milk about the finals

Chongmin Wang Hace 6 meses

The problem with Antonson is that he pretended he didn't know his fault at 8:4 in the first game. All the players should have been taught and briefed of the rule book. A very good actor.

Gwynbleidd Hace 6 meses

Antonsen more than anyone else plays the metagame. He delays a lot. He tries to annoy his opponents. He'll do anything he can within the rules of the match.

ANGER_风流倜傥 Hace 6 meses

@Gwynbleidd vittingus is worse by far than antonsen.

Mark Anderson Hace 6 meses

@Gwynbleidd I'm not a fan at all of Li Shi Feng, but I'm happy he won. I really despise this unsportsmanlike behaviour of Anders Antonsen. Disgusting.

Chongmin Wang Hace 6 meses

wow, I didn't realize Li Shi Feng was down 12:16 in the third game.

Gwynbleidd Hace 6 meses

@ANGER_风流倜傥 yes but it's been a long time since vittingus was a great player

SwazzerProductions Hace 6 meses

Team China always improves dramatically before the Olympics. Now China has two players (Shi and Li) that are in top form.

Kelly Hace 6 meses

. Li has improved a lot. 2 finals in 2 weeks 👏 Congrats

Shadyvoid Hace 6 meses

I knew it i have been waiting so long for li to win this match,, what a strong mentality shown by li, and thats what you get Anders for doing all those dirty tactics, Li shi feng has proven that justice will always win

Shane Wang Hace 6 meses

Unstoppable Li Shifeng!

Richard M Hace 6 meses

This match was class, superb from both players.

Sai Lam Hace 6 meses

This game should have been won in straight sets in favour of LI. if not for LI's blistered left toe, this game could not have lasted 3 sets. Clearly, LI was struggling in the 2nd set after leading by a huge margin. His physical movements was uneasy until he requested for injury time to stabilise his blistered toe to numb the pain. Again, LI was clearly struggling in the 3rd set, but his tenacity and fighting spirit defined his moment of glory at match point 20/18 crushing his Danish opponent. It has been a longtime coming, All Chinese Affair in the 2023 All England Championships. Podium 1st & 2nd China.

Jim Yang Hace 6 meses

1:07:56 Trying everything to break opponent’s serve lol. Classic Antonsen.

Thinker Hace 6 meses

Now I can see how he got the game point in the second set.

Gwynbleidd Hace 6 meses

Antonsen tried all his mind games and it almost paid off

Thinker Hace 6 meses

What does that mean?

Gwynbleidd Hace 6 meses

@Thinker Antonsen is very annoying to play against because he employs bad sportsmanship tactics to annoy his opponent.

Thinker Hace 6 meses

@Gwynbleidd that's too bad. Now I can see how he got the game point in the second set.

Bash Hace 6 meses

Both player were awesome, unforgettable match

Lawrence Li Hace 6 meses

lishifeng is so calm in the game.

Liev Uy Hace 6 meses

Let’s go.. SHI vs LI 🔥

AlexTheGreat Hace 6 meses

Amazing show of character from Anders, being in a 7 points deficit in 2nd game and coming back to win it in a massive momentum switch. And then performing an absolutely thrilling 3rd game. Anders should be proud of himself, Li Shi Feng played brilliantly and was very tough to deal with

Roger Sun Hace 6 meses

Why Anderson did not pickup the shuttle at the end? It was on his side of the court, right?

Bernie Liew Hace 6 meses

Li Shi Feng giving off 2008 Lin Dan vibes for anyone else?

Gwynbleidd Hace 6 meses

Not comparable at all. By 2008 Lin Dan was already a 2x AE and 2x World Champion.

Jimmango Hace 6 meses

Maybe Lin Dan 2004 AE finals vibes

Alex Deng Hace 6 meses

The way he celebrates is so LD lol

Rick Deckard Hace 6 meses

It's too bad but Antonsen playing really well, semis is nothing to cry about.

zhicheng zhao Hace 6 meses

国羽男队终于迎来复苏的大好时代！加油，李诗沣，加油，小石头！

Leo B Hace 6 meses

他叫小石头吗？

Peter Pista Hace 6 meses

@Leo B 小石头是石宇奇

Thinker Hace 6 meses

还有翁泓阳。未来期待李诗沣和翁泓阳，希望他们不要有受伤。

王小明 Hace 11 días

国羽依赖林丹太久，连梯队建设都搞不好了

Jaehaerys Hace 6 meses

pretty insane match

FIRST浪 Hace 6 meses

The match between Antonsen and Nishimoto at the Japan Open last year, eh…! Proven the shittiest player of the tournament! Extremely pleased that the same outcome for both matches! I didn’t like Li having his foot checked and sprayed when Antonsen was leveling up, and I think that was just a tactic rather than a serious injury. some players like using a medical timeout way too often when losing the momentum. However, it’s still within the rules, whereas interrupting opponents service through “actings” is so over the top!

Kailu WANG Hace 6 meses

😀true

AlexTheGreat Hace 6 meses

Family Chen Hace 6 meses

@AlexTheGreat How you know it's faked? you have x-ray eye?

AlexTheGreat Hace 6 meses

@Family Chen how coincident his blister was bothering him only at the last minute when he was about to lose the 2nd game. Plus they showed his foot on camera and nothing jumped out to me. Can’t tell if it’s truly fake of course but there’s a fair probability that it is

Somnaventu _s Hace 6 meses

@AlexTheGreat I’d say the medical timeout is both honest and strategic, he was having the pain long before the timeout, but endured until Antonsen started gaining momentum. As to being perfectly fine afterwards, the pain should be gone from the numbing spray

Fireshow Hace 6 meses

Antonsen needs to stop delaying the game with these unsportsmanlike conduct (playing tricks with the serve).

Andre Susantin Hace 6 meses

Every semi final All England were superb and very entertaining. The athletes gave them all. I saw comment about medic attention, which is in the rule. Too bad Antonsen still use his cheap acting trick. He seems like juvenile who fear of losing in every game.

Herbdoulaye Yousef Hace 6 meses

🎉🎉 Li Shifeng.

Nguyễn Công Dũng Hace 5 meses

Wonderful match, congratulation chinsese warrior

zhigang wang Hace 6 meses

Before the tournament, Chinese fans were worrying no men's singles player pass the first round. What a big surprise

Eric Xiaowei Jiang Hace 6 meses

good job li

Sushi Ozen Hace 6 meses

li shi feng 加油吧

M L Hace 6 meses

Final is essentially The Asian Championship Tournament

shuo_tonny_tao Hace 6 meses

Or Chinese National Championship Tournament

Ian Danby Hace 6 meses

I always laugh when players complain that their opponent doesn't want to change the shuttle. They spend thousands of hours training with the most beat-up shuttles you could find, and then complain when one feather strand is out of place during a tournament. It's the same shuttle for both players. It's not very environmentally friendly to use so many during a match.

Dean Jin Hace 6 meses

You'll regret when the shuttle flies towards unexpected direction in high level game.

Supergatti Hace 5 meses

19:28 Let’s go Viktor Axelsen in Chinese

Urban George Hace 6 meses

Very good game. the Lin Dan wannabe was playing good today.. Well played Antonsen👍

Leo B Hace 6 meses

Lin Dan wannabe? Because hes Chinese?

Urban George Hace 6 meses

@Leo B he is a copy. Lin Dan was one of a kind. This is an ok copy. But no more..

GHH Hace 6 meses

Antonsen is so unsportsmanlike...

AlexTheGreat Hace 6 meses

And delaying the match for a fake toe injury bullshit isn’t?

Ray Wu Hace 6 meses

1:07:56 antonsen looked to be ready!! cheater

AlexTheGreat Hace 6 meses

Come on Antonsen barely raised his racket and the shuttle was already gone… Li didn’t even wait half a second

Faye Chen Hace 6 meses

@AlexTheGreat Antonsen took time to prepare himself, and then he raised his racket and other hand, and looked straight at Li, indicating he was ready for the serve. Li did serve quickly, but he waited until his opponent indicated he was ready for the serve. Once you're ready, you can't decide not to take the serve just because you feel like it. Once you are in your receiving stance with your head up, the opponent is well within his rights to serve.

Faye Chen Hace 6 meses

@AlexTheGreat He also has a history of abusing lets, most prominently in the Japan open against Nishimoto, in which he repeatedly called for lets, a ridiculous number of times. When caught unprepared for a flick serve, he wants lets. When the flick serve is out, he changes his mind and wants the point, despite having called for the let. The umpire did not give that point to Antonsen. On another occasion, he actually hit the birdie but still had the serve called a let, which is just blatantly illegal.

AlexTheGreat Hace 6 meses

@Faye Chen Honestly I think it’s debatable. When the opponent serves a certain way all match and then tries to surprise you as soon as you are ready… like even in slowmo we can see it was done almost at the same time. 0.1 second passed by. I’m not saying everything he did was okay in Nishimoto match, but here I think it’s legitimate for Anders to be disturbed by it

Faye Chen Hace 6 meses

@AlexTheGreat Fair enough :)