Sweet Revenge: China Beats Korea In Uber Cup

[Wildfire]

2012-05-26 21:14
By Sun Xiaochen ( chinadaily.com.cn)

After losing the women's team championship title for the first time in 12 years to the Koreans in 2010, China
vowed to gain revenge, but it wasn't all smooth sailing for the host side despite the final score line.

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Wang's fight back inspired her teammates as they went on to rout their Korean opponetns. "If Wang lost
the first match, it would be hard to tell what would happen in the following matches," China's head coach,
Li Yongbo, said.

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Wang said coach Li wept after her performance, but she just laughed that off. "The fact was she won and
made us calm down and play like we are supposed to."

Korean coach Sung Han-kook said the final was lost when Wang came back to win!