CEV Champions League 2026

    Quote from serdar

    Yes she definitely outplayed Wolosz who is allegedly way better than her😂

    IMO it's nearly impossible to compare the setters because of the very different playing styles of the teams. Wolosz would be terrible for Vakifbank and Cansu would be terrible for Imoco. However I agree that today Cansu did what her team needed better than Wolosz overall, which still doesn't necessarily mean Cansu overall is a better setter than Wolosz.

    im so happy that Boskovic will finally get her long deserved title afte Leonardo dicaprio get his oscar, this case will be closed.:rose::lol:

    Quote from serdar

    Just keep in mind next time that it is not illogical to disagree with you. Especially before making assertive claims like "every person that watched the two teams can easily understand it"

    It’s honestly kind of sad how hard you’re trying to pick a fight with me and stir up chaos on the forum for absolutely no reason. Nothing you’re saying makes any sense. Today’s match doesn’t erase everything that happened over the previous season. I never said Vakif couldn’t win — in fact, I literally said yesterday they might lose simply because they tend to play worse in the Champions League, which, once again, happened.

    And who exactly is saying Cansu played better? Sure, Wolosz wasn’t at her best, but did you even see Conegliano’s ball distribution? Do you really think Cansu could’ve done anything if Boskovic had kept playing poorly like Haak did the entire match? She would’ve just kept setting Markova until she collapsed.

    Quote from Matthias

    IMO it's nearly impossible to compare the setters because of the very different playing styles of the teams. Wolosz would be terrible for Vakifbank and Cansu would be terrible for Imoco. However I agree that today Cansu did what her team needed better than Wolosz overall, which still doesn't necessarily mean Cansu overall is a better setter than Wolosz.

    Honestly this was the worst I've seen of Wolosz as well, out of the ordinary bad day for her. Cansu did good today minus a couple errors early on.


    I usually don't like these black and white comparisons either, unless if we're solely trolling

    Quote from Steven12453

    It’s honestly kind of sad how hard you’re trying to pick a fight with me and stir up chaos on the forum for absolutely no reason. Nothing you’re saying makes any sense. Today’s match doesn’t erase everything that happened over the previous season. I never said Vakif couldn’t win — in fact, I literally said yesterday they might lose simply because they tend to play worse in the Champions League, which, once again, happened.

    And who exactly is saying Cansu played better? Sure, Wolosz wasn’t at her best, but did you even see Conegliano’s ball distribution? Do you really think Cansu could’ve done anything if Boskovic had kept playing poorly like Haak did the entire match? She would’ve just kept setting Markova until she collapsed.

    Gurl, relax you're also a rage bait queen 😂

    Quote from runnerupster

    Honestly this was the worst I've seen of Wolosz as well, out of the ordinary bad day for her. Cansu did good today minus a couple errors early on.


    I usually don't like these black and white comparisons either, unless if we're solely trolling

    This is why I said they can easily be even, because they are both very good when they play their style, but ordinary out of it. Wolosz is usullay more consistent all season long, while Cansu in her top game is a world class setter (just without any easthetic). They can be pretty close when they're both on a good day.

    Imo besides Markova and Boskovic improcedente. The lack of attack from Haak made things difficult for Conegliano.

    Quote from Matthias

    IMO it's nearly impossible to compare the setters because of the very different playing styles of the teams. Wolosz would be terrible for Vakifbank and Cansu would be terrible for Imoco. However I agree that today Cansu did what her team needed better than Wolosz overall, which still doesn't necessarily mean Cansu overall is a better setter than Wolosz.

    My claim in that post was Cansu isn't below Wolosz level and that's what I truly believe. Her level for her team is as elite as Wolosz for Conegliano. I agree that it is hard to compare setters especially when they are at the top but Cansu outplayed Wolosz today.

    Quote from Steven12453

    It’s honestly kind of sad how hard you’re trying to pick a fight with me and stir up chaos on the forum for absolutely no reason. Nothing you’re saying makes any sense. Today’s match doesn’t erase everything that happened over the previous season. I never said Vakif couldn’t win — in fact, I literally said yesterday they might lose simply because they tend to play worse in the Champions League, which, once again, happened.

    And who exactly is saying Cansu played better? Sure, Wolosz wasn’t at her best, but did you even see Conegliano’s ball distribution? Do you really think Cansu could’ve done anything if Boskovic had kept playing poorly like Haak did the entire match? She would’ve just kept setting Markova until she collapsed.

    Wolosz was big part of the reason for haak's under performance today. Her sets were either off tempo or imprecise. Im just calling you out so that next time you make big words, you will remember this. Anyways, off to a new great game:box: