Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk, the talented Men’s Singles athlete from Thailand, has finally fulfilled his potential by clinching the title at the Yonex Denmark Open 2016. This victory holds a special significance for Saensomboonsuk, as he dedicated it to Thailand’s late king. With his powerful smashes and deft touches at the net and in mid-court, Saensomboonsuk overpowered his opponent Son Wan Ho in a thrilling match that lasted 55 minutes.
This momentous win has been a long time coming for Saensomboonsuk, who played without a coach and was out of the national team for four years. He displayed remarkable resilience as he fought back from deficits of 11-5 and 14-9 in the second game, ultimately emerging victorious with a score of 21-13 23-21. The crowd at Odense Sports Park erupted in applause, recognizing Saensomboonsuk as a worthy champion.
Back home in Thailand, the nation is mourning the loss of their beloved monarch, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who was a great patron of badminton. Saensomboonsuk, who coincidentally shares his birthday with the late king, felt a deep sense of duty to honor him in this tournament. Holding a photo of the late king aloft, Saensomboonsuk expressed his joy and gratitude for the opportunity to dedicate this win to his king.
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Saensomboonsuk’s powerful smashes were a key factor in his victory, leaving his opponent Son Wan Ho struggling to counter them. When asked about his playing style, Saensomboonsuk simply replied, “That’s my way – attack, attack.”
In the Women’s Singles category, Akane Yamaguchi demonstrated her resilience and determination by claiming the title after a hard-fought match. Despite losing the first game, Yamaguchi remained focused and ultimately secured a 19-21 21-14 21-12 victory over Tai Tzu Ying.
Yamaguchi, who recently won the Victor Korea Open and reached the semi-finals in Japan, expressed her desire to continue improving and achieving good results. She aims to move up in the rankings and qualify for the finals in Dubai. Tai Tzu Ying, her opponent in the final match, credited Yamaguchi’s strong court movement and her ability to force errors.
FAQs
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How long did the Men’s Singles final match last?
- The final match between Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk and Son Wan Ho lasted for 55 minutes.
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Who did Akane Yamaguchi defeat in the Women’s Singles final?
- Akane Yamaguchi defeated Tai Tzu Ying in the Women’s Singles final.
Conclusion
The Yonex Denmark Open 2016 witnessed exceptional performances from Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk and Akane Yamaguchi. Saensomboonsuk’s victory was a testament to his resilience and skill, while Yamaguchi showcased her ability to overcome challenges and emerge victorious. Both players have solidified their positions as top contenders in the world of badminton, and their achievements will be celebrated by fans worldwide.
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