Yes, Lin Dan from China won with the score of 21 – 12 and 21 – 8 in the Men’s Singles Badminton Final. Nothing more to say, Lin Dan is just too fast and too powerful. He can read every move Lee Chong Wei made. It is just not the Malaysian day.

To Lin Dan, congrats. To Lee Chong Wei and Malaysia, silver is good enough. Sad day to the whole Malaysian people but it is fated Lin Dan is still the man to beat. He is after all the World Number One and he is the Olympic Champion. Salute to Lin Dan.

I’m speechless. What more to say? Badminton is not the main topic after this. Might as well talk about the strollers, right? As in my dialect said, “Kivaa poh guno montok dogo!”

Guys, are you ready? At 8.45pm local time, GMT +8hrs, our Malaysian Lee Chong Wei, rank number two in the world, carrying heavy burden on his shoulder to get the elusive first Gold in the Badminton event at Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, China. The only guy that may able to stop him, is the world number one, Lin Dan from China. Lets hope Lee Chong Wei he can fulfill his dream and the nation tonight.

Lee Chong Wei is already the Final and this is only time after so long, we can actually smell the Gold Medal is within reach. Lee Chong Wei is at the top of his performance. Is now or never!

Don’t forget Channel 821 Astro. Tonight is the night we will making history. SESB, don’t play with us okay! Hahaha.

update at 9:17pm

First set gone to Lin Dan from China. Score: 21 – 12. Lin Dan is just too fast.

update at 9:28pm
Lin Dan leading 10 – 1. Again, Lin Dan is just too fast and powerful. Lee Chong Wei just could not do anything. It seems like Lee Chong Wei just out. Totally outclassed! Sad but that is what I’m seeing now.

update at 9:38pm
Its almost there Lin Dan 19 – 7. Almost impossible to Chong Wei. I’m speechless now.

update at 9:58pm
Done. Chong Wei Lose. Lin Dan the man. Silver it is

No tears, no nothing. Still cannot believe. Lee Chong Wei Lose.

Yes, Lee Chong Wei, Chong Wei Lee, whatever way you call his name, he is in the Badminton Semi Final of the Beijing Olympic 2008 China. I am so damn proud that he is a Malaysian. Malaysia Boleh!

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