Kisona, who has been having problems with knee injuries, plans to keep playing professionally and put her recovery first.
The 24-year-old female singles competitor who won gold at the 2019 Philippines Sea Games stated to the media.
” Prior to beginning this new journey, I believe it would be best for me to concentrate on my recovery.
In the meantime, ABM also confirmed the release of 13 additional players, including Lim Chong King of the men’s singles and Eoon Qi Xuan of the women’s singles, among others.
Michelle Chai, the chief executive officer of ABM, Dr. Tim Jones, the director of ABM high performance, and Rexy Mainaky, the director of ABM doubles coaching, were all in attendance at the press conference.
In a thrilling final held yesterday at the Arena Badminton Perak in Ipoh, the 18-year-old surpassed his senior opponent Aidil Sholeh Ali Sadikin by scores of 18-21, 21-16, and 21-17, proving that the trust placed in him was fully warranted.
Throughout the tournament, Justin had been on fire, defeating Jacky Kok in the second round, Leong Jun Hao in the quarterfinals, and two-time national champion Lim Chi Wing in the semifinals to reach the final 94 Aidil.
After winning the Bonn International in Germany and the Croatian Open, it was Justin’s third senior title of the year.
Justin added, “My next target” I feel a lot more confident now that I have won the title here. I hope to quickly climb into the world’s top 100 after this.
From January 12 to 15, he will be working at the Estonian International.
In the meantime, independent player K. Letshanaa’s excellent run in the women’s singles ended with a loss to Indonesia’s Yulia Susanto, who defeated her 16-21, 19-21.
Despite her loss, Letshanaa can still stand tall because it was her best performance since winning the Mauritius International in 2018.
In the men’s doubles final, Mohd Haikal Nazri-Nur Izzuddin Rumsani defeated Goh Boon Zhe-Goh Sze Fei 21-17, 21-16 to win a battle between two scratch pairs.
Hoo Pang Ron and Teoh Mei Xing won their first mixed doubles title, defeating teammates Chen Tang Jie and Toh Ee Wei 18-21, 21-15, 21-19, in their second tournament together.
Mei Xing stated, “It’s a good start for us, and I’m really happy that we made it.”
“This tournament taught us a lot, and we feel like we’re getting better match by match.
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