Hyundai Skywalkers–Korean Air looks like a lineup chess match. Both sides have already reached the cup semifinals. Korean Air’s last win came with Ryu setting and Kettjinski at opposite while Han Sun-soo rested; Hyundai used a broad rotation in its five-set opener. The receiving matchup after each change could tell us more than the previous set scores.
StarNews reported that moving Kettjinski to opposite eased his reception load against OK Savings Bank, while Ryu ran the attack. A separate report says Hyundai used 15 players against the same opponent. Both sides won their first two cup matches, so the combinations each coach keeps in this group decider are the interesting part. Which change would you watch first?
