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Serious i Hope Datuk Lee can get Gold medal this year
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Jonny, I asked my Friend and he answered your question
Do you know how Lee Chong Wei got his Datuk(knighthood) title?
Lee Chong Wei when he first started out, used to lose to Chinese players most of the time. Prime Minister was worried and took him to see his most entrusted advisor. After some diagnosis he told prime minister the problem lies with his initial "LCW" which means "Let China Win".
So to address the problem the quick thinking PM got him the title Datuk. So that his initial now becomes "DLCW" ... "Don't let China win". And the rest is history.
Do you know how Lee Chong Wei got his Datuk(knighthood) title?
Lee Chong Wei when he first started out, used to lose to Chinese players most of the time. Prime Minister was worried and took him to see his most entrusted advisor. After some diagnosis he told prime minister the problem lies with his initial "LCW" which means "Let China Win".
So to address the problem the quick thinking PM got him the title Datuk. So that his initial now becomes "DLCW" ... "Don't let China win". And the rest is history.
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Someone with a fucked up teeko name like Chen Long deserves to lose
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Haha. Why arr?
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Sorry, I am just too confused and emotional and dunno what in my mind.
Don't talk anymore then we can have more peace.
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Magic moment in Rio as 'proud' Lee finally beats Lin
AFP News
By Peter Hutchison | AFP News – 11 hours ago
AFP News/Emmanuel Dunand - Lee Chong Wei celebrates after beating Lin Dan in Rio de Janeiro on August 19, 2016
Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei said he was "very proud" to have avenged two heartbreaking Olympic badminton final defeats to Lin Dan with a last-four victory against his nemesis at Rio Friday.
The badminton world number one lost the first game 21-15 but took the second 21-11 before sensationally keeping his gold medal dreams alive with a 22-20 victory in the third.
Lee, who has never won a world or Olympic title, sunk to his knees as he finally beat his old foe before the pair removed their shirts and embraced on the court.
"This is the first time I've beaten Lin Dan in a big competition. Today Lin Dan and I played a great game and I'm very proud to beat him," a relieved Lee told reporters.
The arch-rivals were locked at 16-16 in the final game before Lee took a 20-17 lead to have three match points to win it, only for Lin to dramatically haul it back to 20-all.
Lee, who lost the last two Olympic finals to his arch-rival Lin, said it had been a more nervy end to the match than he would have liked after letting those match points slip by.
"In 2012 I had a lead and I lost," explained Lee. "In my mind I was just thinking don't lose," the Malaysian added.
At Beijing in 2008 Lin humiliated Lee 21-12, 21-8 in the gold medal showdown to become Olympic champion for the first time.
Four years later in London it was far closer as the Chinese shuttler edged it 21-15, 10-21, 21-19 to become a double Olympic champion and forcing Lee to collect silver for a second time.
Friday's last-four clash was almost certain to be the last time the arch-rivals meet at an Olympics with both Lee, 33 and Lin, 32, expected to have retired by the time Tokyo 2020 rolls around.
Chinese superstar Lin said the match had been of the "best quality".
"I feel this was a magic moment for the Olympic Games," he told reporters, adding however that he regretted that his Olympic rivalry with Lee had ended with a defeat.
Lee said he would feel the pressure of having that elusive gold medal within touching range but would just try to go out and enjoy Saturday's final against China's Chen Long.
The fact that Malaysia has never won an Olympic gold in any sport will add to the weight of expectation.
"Yeah, there's more pressure on my side now as I've never been Olympic champion. Just one more step now. I will try my very best in the final tomorrow," said Lee.
The Malaysian will do battle with world number two Chen, who Lee recently usurped at the top of the rankings, after the Chinese breezed past Denmark's Viktor Axelsen 21-14, 21-15.
AFP News
By Peter Hutchison | AFP News – 11 hours ago
AFP News/Emmanuel Dunand - Lee Chong Wei celebrates after beating Lin Dan in Rio de Janeiro on August 19, 2016
Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei said he was "very proud" to have avenged two heartbreaking Olympic badminton final defeats to Lin Dan with a last-four victory against his nemesis at Rio Friday.
The badminton world number one lost the first game 21-15 but took the second 21-11 before sensationally keeping his gold medal dreams alive with a 22-20 victory in the third.
Lee, who has never won a world or Olympic title, sunk to his knees as he finally beat his old foe before the pair removed their shirts and embraced on the court.
"This is the first time I've beaten Lin Dan in a big competition. Today Lin Dan and I played a great game and I'm very proud to beat him," a relieved Lee told reporters.
The arch-rivals were locked at 16-16 in the final game before Lee took a 20-17 lead to have three match points to win it, only for Lin to dramatically haul it back to 20-all.
Lee, who lost the last two Olympic finals to his arch-rival Lin, said it had been a more nervy end to the match than he would have liked after letting those match points slip by.
"In 2012 I had a lead and I lost," explained Lee. "In my mind I was just thinking don't lose," the Malaysian added.
At Beijing in 2008 Lin humiliated Lee 21-12, 21-8 in the gold medal showdown to become Olympic champion for the first time.
Four years later in London it was far closer as the Chinese shuttler edged it 21-15, 10-21, 21-19 to become a double Olympic champion and forcing Lee to collect silver for a second time.
Friday's last-four clash was almost certain to be the last time the arch-rivals meet at an Olympics with both Lee, 33 and Lin, 32, expected to have retired by the time Tokyo 2020 rolls around.
Chinese superstar Lin said the match had been of the "best quality".
"I feel this was a magic moment for the Olympic Games," he told reporters, adding however that he regretted that his Olympic rivalry with Lee had ended with a defeat.
Lee said he would feel the pressure of having that elusive gold medal within touching range but would just try to go out and enjoy Saturday's final against China's Chen Long.
The fact that Malaysia has never won an Olympic gold in any sport will add to the weight of expectation.
"Yeah, there's more pressure on my side now as I've never been Olympic champion. Just one more step now. I will try my very best in the final tomorrow," said Lee.
The Malaysian will do battle with world number two Chen, who Lee recently usurped at the top of the rankings, after the Chinese breezed past Denmark's Viktor Axelsen 21-14, 21-15.
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the whole state of Penang will be cheering for Dato Lee tonight !
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Chen Long will get Silver
Agreed. It is good that the Malaysian be trashed. Otherwise, Malaysia will go ahead of Singapore in medals tally.
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Hope Datuk Lee can get Gold medal this year
will be another tough fight ahead; let's hope
he will bring back malaysia 1st gold.... MALAYSIA BOLEH .. LCW BOLEH !!!
will be another tough fight ahead; let's hope
he will bring back malaysia 1st gold.... MALAYSIA BOLEH .. LCW BOLEH !!!
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Re: Hope Datuk Lee can get Gold medal this year
Live viewing party at Sri Pentas on Saturday for Chong Wei-Chen Long final BY NST ONLINE - 19 AUGUST 2016 @ 11:24 PM Facebook 0 Twitter Share 0 KUALA LUMPUR:
Though Datuk Lee Chong Wei’s quest for Olympic gold today is halfway across the world in Rio de Janeiro, but there is at least on place where Malaysians can come together to cheer on the nation’s No. 1 shuttler.
Lee’s showdown with China’s Chen Long for the men’s badminton singles gold medal will be broadcast live at the main lobby of Sri Pentas, Bandar Utama tomorrow (Friday).
The match is sheduled to start at 8.20pm, but fans can gather from 7pm to watch possibly history in the making.
The event is organised by IPTV broadcaster HyppSports HD, Team Malaysia and Media Prima Television Network. As the official IPTV broadcaster for the Rio 2016 Olympics in Malaysia, HyppSports HD will bring these matches to viewers nationwide via live streaming.
Live viewing party at Sri Pentas on Saturday for Chong Wei-Chen Long final BY NST ONLINE - 19 AUGUST 2016 @ 11:24 PM Facebook 0 Twitter Share 0 KUALA LUMPUR:
Though Datuk Lee Chong Wei’s quest for Olympic gold today is halfway across the world in Rio de Janeiro, but there is at least on place where Malaysians can come together to cheer on the nation’s No. 1 shuttler.
Lee’s showdown with China’s Chen Long for the men’s badminton singles gold medal will be broadcast live at the main lobby of Sri Pentas, Bandar Utama tomorrow (Friday).
The match is sheduled to start at 8.20pm, but fans can gather from 7pm to watch possibly history in the making.
The event is organised by IPTV broadcaster HyppSports HD, Team Malaysia and Media Prima Television Network. As the official IPTV broadcaster for the Rio 2016 Olympics in Malaysia, HyppSports HD will bring these matches to viewers nationwide via live streaming.
Re: Hope Datuk Lee can get Gold medal this year
Chen Long will win, and possibly straight sets.
Chen Long's defence is the best in this trade, and his "spider man" type of court craft is reminiscent of another China legend - Han Jian. It's specifically designed to counter Datuk Lee's leap and smash game.
At 33 Datuk Lee will not be able to maintain the same intensity for more than an hour. Even Ronald Susilo can beat him if the match is stretched into 3 games.
Sorry, Mudlanders. Datuk Lee will NEVER win a Olympic Gold.
Chen Long will win, and possibly straight sets.
Chen Long's defence is the best in this trade, and his "spider man" type of court craft is reminiscent of another China legend - Han Jian. It's specifically designed to counter Datuk Lee's leap and smash game.
At 33 Datuk Lee will not be able to maintain the same intensity for more than an hour. Even Ronald Susilo can beat him if the match is stretched into 3 games.
Sorry, Mudlanders. Datuk Lee will NEVER win a Olympic Gold.
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Re: Hope Datuk Lee can get Gold medal this year
For $6m broadcasters are willing to skip airing the games.
For $6m broadcasters are willing to skip airing the games.
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Re: Hope Datuk Lee can get Gold medal this year
No . DATO Lee will win. And he will be rewarded richly.$$$. More than 1m krisflyers points.
No . DATO Lee will win. And he will be rewarded richly.$$$. More than 1m krisflyers points.
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Re: Hope Datuk Lee can get Gold medal this year
Yes between a chinaman and a Malaysian....I'll support our Neighbour in a heartbeat.
Sg got got msia got gold.....that'll be great
Yes between a chinaman and a Malaysian....I'll support our Neighbour in a heartbeat.
Sg got got msia got gold.....that'll be great
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