Dutch Open 2012: Rune Ulsing outshines Pavel Florian to surge into Men’s Singles round-of-16
Denmark’s upcoming player Rune Ulsing powered his way into Men’s Singles round-of-16 after proving his worth in second round encounter when he toppled Pavel Florian of Czech Republic at the Yonex Dutch Open 2012 on Wednesday, October 10, in Netherlands.
The talented Ulsing, who is 16th seeded player in Men’s Singles draw of Dutch Open, showed up his remarkable skills and entertained the crowd by registering a comprehensive victory over Florian in a commanding way.
Ulsing was one-class above his rival on court as he played attacking badminton and remained successful in thrashing his opponent in a dominating fashion with superb margin on score board in just 31 minutes.
The un-seeded Florian, in the meanwhile, got a shocking treatment from his higher ranked Danish opponent and remained unable to put up strong show and bowed down to Ulsing in straight games without showing his brilliance.
Right from the opening points of the contest, Ulsing found a perfect start while remaining fully focused on court and managed to set up a remarkable lead in the opening points.
The in-form Ulsing maintained the pace of rallies at the highest level without showing any respect to his rival at any stage and took a superb lead of 11-7 until the one-minute break.
After the mid-game interval, the higher ranked Danish player continued showing up his tremendous craft on court without slowing down his speed and managed to end up the set with a stunning margin of 21-9.
In the second set, Florian tried to play attacking badminton but he failed to place his shots in gaps and remained struggling far behind on board.
On the other hand, Ulsing remained in positive position on court as he did not commit unforced errors and took an impressive 11-5 lead until the break.
After the mid-game break, Ulsing did not lose his focus and continued winning points by executing powerful shots and ultimately won the second game with a convincing difference of 21-17.
The aggressive Ulsing ended up this second round contest in a dominating manner in 31 minutes with a remarkable 21-9 and 21-17 margin on the board.
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