Jun Hao targets winning start on long road to badminton’s eliteKUALA LUMPUR: While his old junior rival Kunlavut Vitidsarn has been making waves on the international stage, Malaysia’s Leong Jun Hao is only now making his debut at the World Championships at the age of 26.
Quality Viking tune-up for Jun HaoKUALA LUMPUR: Men's singles shuttler Leong Jun Hao has sharpened up for the World Championships following his training sessions with Anders Antonsen and the Danish national team in Copenhagen.
Jun Hao, Letshanaa to train with Vikings ahead of worldsKUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s World Championships-bound shuttlers will benefit from some Danish expertise ahead of the Paris showdown — with a training stint in Copenhagen from Aug 18-22.
Malaysian shuttlers should observe this Viking at ABMKUALA LUMPUR: New national singles coach Kenneth Jonassen said the players at Academy Badminton Malaysia (ABM) should not waste the opportunity to observe and learn from a top shuttler like Anders Antonsen.
Zii Jia stuns Antonsen to reach Olympic semi-finalsKUALA LUMPUR: World No. 7 Lee Zii Jia stunned fourth seed Anders Antonsen on Friday to reach the men’s singles semi-finals, keeping Malaysia’s hopes alive of winning their first Olympic gold medal in Paris.
Zii Jia faces Viking friend in mouthwatering Olympic showdownKUALA LUMPUR: Lee Zii Jia expects another tough clash in the Paris Olympics as he faces Denmark's world No. 3 Anders Antonsen in the men's singles quarter-finals on Friday.
Viktor Axelsen, ‘calm competitive dragon’ of Danish badmintonCOPENHAGEN: Denmark’s Viktor Axelsen lost his world number one ranking in June after 131 weeks at the top, but the reigning Olympic badminton champion is dead set on defending his gold medal in Paris.
Axelsen and Antonsen’s all-Danish final possible at Paris 2024KUALA LUMPUR: The Olympic Games men's singles badminton competition has seen a final featuring two players from the same country only once, during its debut at the 1992 Barcelona Games.
Axelsen looks to get the balance right before badminton title defenceLONDON: Tokyo badminton gold medallist Viktor Axelsen is not resting on his laurels ahead of the Paris Olympics but the Dane is being careful not to overdo it in training having reached the age of 30.
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