i dont .. this is just not one of the best.. THIS IS THE BEST.. it is 2020 now and me nad my daughter remember each and every match since 2017 and this one still stands out from all others..

You never know what really like! World Championships when Badminton still used sistem score point 15x3 🙈

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@@amudhanbakthavathsalu5308 exactly ! Every single point count ! They both given out 200% without a drop left in tank ! Happy for Nozomi, and sorry for Sindhu

Yeahhh… I agree. We can all see from the rallies and the scoreboard 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

No one deserves to lose this match tbh. Both of them played extremely well.

🙋‍♂️ (28May2020) I just have to watch it again and relive the moment.

Well yeh im still watching this video lol

I could't control myself to watch it again again and again.

im watching this in 2021

2023 dec

This was the very reason why started watching BWF. I have been playing badminton since 2008, but I only started following/watching BWF tournaments after I saw the highlights of this match. Now, I have become a hard core badminton fan, I watch every single BWF tournament This match is still the best (considering it's the biggest tournament, Olympics aside) WS I've ever seen....

Because this match is not available for Indians on KZfaq , very few know about VPN 🙄

@@ilogicalmind3618yes true 😂if it was available to our country(India) without using the need of vpn then surely this video would have had millions of views

@@adhithmathewjacob6612 bloddy hotstar

Now 300k

@@ilogicalmind3618 Absolutely. I even watched Sen beat LKY just now in the Indian Open.

WS is where it's at. I've watched all year and the quality has been amazing. Check out TTY v. Ratchanok in the AE Open final for another great example.

You're very right @Mulinaster

Rally of death

Yeah, classic rally

@N D Okuhara's height is 1.56 m while Sindhu is 1.79 m. You should be ashamed of yourself.

@N DDespite of all you're saying, I understand everything about that. Both Okuhara and Sindhu are a great player. Every badminton player dedicates themselves for having a great match. So you please stop making fun of anybody's loss, that's just making you become a jerk.

Kha Trần there’s always that one asshole in the comment section.

@N D STFU , bet u just played badminton in the park

N D I don’t understand why you Laughing at people who doing great. Both player I guess you are like8 and play badminton in the park lol

Stanley Maximillian totemo kawaii-desu

It must be a nightmare if Marin and Tai Tzu Ying is around but i hope Nozomi can do it

I also liked her lot because of her attitude and personality. Sadly she slowly deteriorate and not envn in Top 5 now. Instead her fellow shuttle Yamaguchi stole the spotlight.

@@MasterNeoRNCP yeah, i think theres a thing called 'burnt out' in sports because she started young, just like taufik hidayat, but depends on the person aside from lindan and the like.

@@eden4262 Yeah man LIN Dan is 1 in a million. Extraordinary athlete. The most complete I have seen. Even the greatest players had a weak spot.But he had none...

Wow really.. I feel bad watching this by going straight / skipping to the last points xD

deadly and so tired..appreciate to both of them

Why does this sound like a haiku lol

don't worry about the supporters but their own coaches are more nervous than the players i think.

still she got the gold.

Good for her. She escaped Okuhara who was defeated by Sindhu in the Olympics, and has lost to Okuhara 6 times. More importantly, she is 4-1 down in the last 5 matches head-to-head stats, and has exited in the 1st round to Chinese youngsters in the Super Series (post Olympics). Okuhara beat Marin in the All-England, in the Super-Series Finals, and now in the QF of WC-2017. In my head, Marin's consistency is in question, along with her results Post-Olympics, and her (terrible) Sportsmanship.

You are most probably right. There was also a great match between Nozomi and Wang Yihan (don't remember when or where) that Nozomi outlasted Wang. Wang was so exhausted at the end of the match that she almost stumbled out of the court. Nozomi's stamina and determination are admirable!

@Mulinaster - I can literally show you specific matches where Carolina has : 1) Screamed directly at the opponent, and been carded multiple times for doing so. Not only that, she has persisted her scream with an angry glare at the opponent. I assume if you don't trust my bibliography, you would trust repetitive camera footage and yellow cards (and even a red card) issued by multiple umpires through the years. 2) Not only has she often refused to shake the hands of a player whom she lost to, she has refused to look at the player directly if she has shaken hands with them quite often. 3) I have no problems in believing that her inconsistent performance is somewhat influenced by her extremely emotionally volatile temperament. Perhaps, if you take the correlation a step sideways, it isn't hard for you to see how her lack of emotional control possibly plays a large role in her dismal attitude on court over the years. 4) It is a fairly well acknowledged fact in the Badminton circles that while the elite WS players respect her as a player (as they do any player, which is a professionally sound and wise tactic), they have complained to umpires during matches about her screams and court conduct. There was even an instance where coach Chen Jin for Wang Shixian complained to the umpire _himself_ about her atrocious conduct during the 1st or 2nd round match in the Australian Open/Indonesian Open.

Mulinaster well looks like everything you have seen is not everything we have seen, lol.

When smaller cuter player won, it's something else. Lol

Ld vs lcw always will be the best rivals imo. But here it's one of the great because for me, when the smaller athlete won against bigger/taller opponent give much joy, while I'm not that short 175cm,but I don't know why I always more support towards smaller athlete and the one also one with better attitude or calm behavior.

Ga bsa napas gue nnton ini match engap sndri tp keren

Atom pn 1hr 50mins. 2nd longest match in ws. 1st is Okuhara vs Wang Shi Xian in 2015 QF malaysia Open

@@FF-bu9zv 2015*

@@deadkiller3511 yes i know. Sorry i wrote it wrong. My bad

Her best time was during late 2015 and early 2016. Too bad during the Olympics, her performance went down a bit falling short when she fought Sindhu in the semis of Rio Olympics. A year later (2017) she managed to up her game once more, clinching WC Gold 2017. But again, if you look closely to her entire career, Her best time was during early 2016, and late 2015. In 2015 year end finals, she won, I think. Then in March 2016, she won All England, where she fought strong players like Wang Shixian.

@@_RoseDawson_ The thing about Okuhara is she is plagued by injuries throughout her career. Her body simply couldn't support her play style. For example, not long after this match, she suffered knee injury which had her skip 2017 Super Series Final. If you compare how many matches she had to her compatriot, Yamaguchi, Okuhara had played way less despite being 2 years older. Her injuries caused her to be absent in many tournaments. It is admirable how she still keeps fighting despite this, but it is no surprise that we don't often she her in her best.

Yes, please watch 2019 BWF world championships final , If u haven't watched it.

ray cauliff saina nehwal too has great sportsmanship

Nah umpire was just garbage. Seen men's finals with shorter rallies that get longer/ more breaks than this. Don't think pusarla was trying to waste time, I think she was just being defiant towards the ump.

I did ehehehe, I wanted to see a well rested Okuhara battle Sindu :(