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[quote]Originally posted by lionsleepin at 19-11-2007 01:42 AM 
amboi kayla panjang komen mu..TErhegeh |
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[quote]Originally posted by lionsleepin at 20-11-2007 04:11 PM
ntah la sweet...tp kan kalu akk pon takut gak.sbb time tu xde security.
org bleh wat ape saje kt dorang..tp amoi |
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Reply #1424 sweetlover's post
lohhhhh ..tak tahu ke 
super series final ni mak segala superseries lah ....
baru start tahun ni ...
tapi tak sure lagi buat kat m'sia ke tak .... |
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ni info pasal super series tuk adik sweet ...
aku cilok dari www.superseries.com ....
ABOUT SUPER SERIES
Over the last decade or so, the Badminton World Federation (formerly known as the International Badminton Federation) has embarked on a series of changes that is slowly but surely giving the sport the recognition it truly deserves.
The introduction of the Super Series is just one of the major steps that the BWF hopes would generate more interest around the world.
The Super Series will consist of twelve Open events, which will each offer a minimum of US$ 200,000 in prize money. These will serve as the qualifiers for the season ending Super Series Finals.
The Finals itself will be the richest ever badminton tournament to be staged, offering a staggering US$ 500,000 in prize money for the first year.
The Proton Malaysian Open will be opening leg of the Super Series. Korea, England, Switzerland, Singapore, Indonesia, Japan, Denmark, France and Hong Kong will each host one leg of the Super Series with China being given the right to host two legs.
Only the top eight singles and top eight pairs in each category would qualify for the Finals. However, only a maximum of two players per country would qualify for the Finals.
The BWF, in its effort to make the Series more exciting, has also restricted the number of entries for each category in the twelve events to just 32, of which only four will come from qualifiers.
To further add to the excitement, BWF has also decided to do away with the national separation ruling in all the Super Series events. This means that two players from the same country can meet as early as the first round.
There will also be an increased television coverage worldwide, with each host required to guarantee the live telecast of the semi-final and finals.
In addition, Sports Media Promotions, who are the marketing agents for the Super Series, has made a deal with IEC in Sports to produce 36 episodes of the World of Badminton half hour programme that will be telecast in major markets throughout the world.
The Super Series is certainly going to elevate the profile of badminton to a more deserving status. |
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Reply #1425 kayla's post
yup btol tu....
tepek la kat cnie kak lion...
boleh la kitorang kat cnie dpt rase tempias bunge yg tbh baling tu... |
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Reply #1427 sweetlover's post
it's okay ..... next year ada lagi .....
ok la ..bye bye ... nak tengok cite korea .... |
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Reply #1415 azalea_girl's post
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yer aza..sile la jgn malu |
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Reply #1420 kayla's post
huiyo kayla.ko igt lagi pasal dia tu? aku dah ilang igtn pasal dia.
igt name & muke jer..lain |
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Reply #1419 sweetlover's post
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apsal tah dorang cam malu |
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Reply #1436 sweetlover's post
HKO tu last tournament for players of tis year.but SS finals tu utk top 8
bagi setiap kategori [apsal bunyik skema ni].mari kite lihat siapa yg kena..!
kire ni best of the best la..sbb tu hadiah pon masyukkk hahha
ktorg mmg sweet..bab badminton ke any sports yg best mmg tarak control punye.jerit jer sweet..ktorg siap high 5 lagi ngn uncle |
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Post time 20-11-2007 11:06 PM
