Rudy always seems uncomfortable playing at the far end of London's Royal Albert Hall,the same problem in the 1982 Thomas cup Final against Luan jin in set 1. As for Lsk he was the player to beat at that time, Li Yong Bo was an aspiring singles player at that time and beating LSK was a budding China player's claim to fame at that time.
The hardest smash I have ever hit was with a yonex carbonex 8. Even with the technology today, there was something magical about the weight vs balance vs flex of the Cab 8.
I'd never use one in competition again, but I'll never forget that one rocket I hit in a "fun tourney" doubles final with a Cab 8 back in 1998.. musta been 150mph... hit the floor before anyone saw it. totally my most zen moment in my badminton history.. yay Cab 8!
my first racket (in 1993) was a yonex RY-1000. it was probably about 110 grams lol.
in 1995, I got my first one-piece; a yonex carbonex 7 (about 95 g).
in 1997 i got a black knight 760 - Rapier (about 90g) ... then upgraded in '98 to the 780-Ultralight, and broke it and got a 790-ultraflex. i didn't like it, so i went back to head-light rackets.... and in 1999 got 2 carlton aerogear 1000FX (85g). 2003-2007 i used carlton airblades.
Rudy was past his prime and King was at his prime. Still that year Rudy would beat King one last time at the World Championship. Two best singles players Indonesia ever produced. Not even Ardie, Alan, or Taufik can compare to them.
リムスイキンvsルディハルトノ。まさに夢の一戦です。
es0walk 1 year ago
"unsighted, play a let please"
is that a rare call? i never have heard that call made in my time (present time)
lowdown3007 2 years ago
Rudy always seems uncomfortable playing at the far end of London's Royal Albert Hall,the same problem in the 1982 Thomas cup Final against Luan jin in set 1. As for Lsk he was the player to beat at that time, Li Yong Bo was an aspiring singles player at that time and beating LSK was a budding China player's claim to fame at that time.
gskeng2020 3 years ago
AND NOTICE IT IS A cup of water!! 6:15
haha, awesome how time has changed
lowdown3007 3 years ago
I want to go watch a badminton tourney outside of the US. in person... some day.
especially if these guys are/were legend. awesome game
lowdown3007 3 years ago
ah the time of the carbonex series
KHAIRUL21021989 3 years ago
yes!!!
The hardest smash I have ever hit was with a yonex carbonex 8. Even with the technology today, there was something magical about the weight vs balance vs flex of the Cab 8.
I'd never use one in competition again, but I'll never forget that one rocket I hit in a "fun tourney" doubles final with a Cab 8 back in 1998.. musta been 150mph... hit the floor before anyone saw it. totally my most zen moment in my badminton history.. yay Cab 8!
therealsolstice 2 years ago
lol i used a carbonex 21
xxsontilxx 2 years ago
my first racket (in 1993) was a yonex RY-1000. it was probably about 110 grams lol.
in 1995, I got my first one-piece; a yonex carbonex 7 (about 95 g).
in 1997 i got a black knight 760 - Rapier (about 90g) ... then upgraded in '98 to the 780-Ultralight, and broke it and got a 790-ultraflex. i didn't like it, so i went back to head-light rackets.... and in 1999 got 2 carlton aerogear 1000FX (85g). 2003-2007 i used carlton airblades.
i use blacknight C2C nanofires now.
therealsolstice 2 years ago
with those heavy rackets, hurts my wrist to watch them smash like that xD
h3ll4org3 3 years ago 2
Oh i forgot. They're still using the old rule...Not the rally.
JatexTC 3 years ago
Nice, ty for video
great match Liem Swie King and Rudy Hartono
Long live the Carbonex series ^_^
XAngelDeathX 3 years ago
damn, great powerful smash from King!
Ponch 3 years ago 2
rudi hartono indonesian badminton players legend
miradikhanif 3 years ago 2
u know what? technology make the present player weaker than the old player
omigasun 3 years ago 4
Liem SK, the inventor of "jumping smash".
rapemap 3 years ago 10
Yup. And also known as "King Smash"
masgunarto 3 years ago 4
Rudy was past his prime and King was at his prime. Still that year Rudy would beat King one last time at the World Championship. Two best singles players Indonesia ever produced. Not even Ardie, Alan, or Taufik can compare to them.
cinajawa 3 years ago 7
ruarrrr biasaa!!!
looselegz 4 years ago 4
lets give this guy a thumbs up, i know i did. ruarrr biasaa!!!! lol
djobeat 3 years ago
woahh old school badminton
pretty awesome :P
spazona271 4 years ago 3
for me... both of them are the greatest badminton player ever
standi03 4 years ago 4
i love this video..! this must be a very very good and rare collection.
jun2000id 4 years ago 3