Anders Antonsen’s impressive winning streak came to an end when he faced Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo’s exceptional display of skill and finesse on the badminton court. Antonsen had been unbeaten in 16 consecutive matches, securing victories at the Malaysia Open, Indonesia Open, and leading Denmark to team gold at the continental team championships. However, Wardoyo’s calm and graceful shot-making, particularly on the backhand, left Antonsen unsure and ultimately resulted in a 21-15 21-8 defeat.
Antonson praised Wardoyo’s performance, acknowledging his opponent’s phenomenal game. Antonsen struggled to find his rhythm in the first game, while Wardoyo effortlessly found the lines on his attacks. Antonsen recognized his opponent’s good technique, variations, and tactical decision-making, crediting him for an excellent overall performance.
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Despite the disappointment of the loss, Antonsen reminded himself that every match at this level is a 50-50 chance, with all players capable of beating anyone. He commended Wardoyo for his victory and acknowledged his capabilities.
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Wardoyo expressed his happiness at playing at his best after a prolonged period of poor form due to a back injury last year. He gave his best effort in the match, finally defeating Antonsen after a previous loss at the Indonesia Masters. Wardoyo felt confident in his fitness level, controlling the shuttle well and performing strongly at the net. In the upcoming semifinals, Wardoyo would face Shi Yu Qi, while Kunlavut Vitidsarn would compete against Lakshya Sen.
Sen, who won his third three-game match in a row, spoke about his improving defensive game throughout the tournament. He mentioned that Li Shi Feng and Loh Kean Yew were challenging opponents, known for their powerful hits. The playing conditions, including the spacious hall and slow shuttle movement, made it easier for him to defend.
Highlights
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Lee Jhe-Huei and Yang Po-Hsuan continued their impressive run by defeating Fajar Alfian and Muhammad Rian Ardianto in straight games, 22-20 21-19. This victory marked their first Super 750 semifinal as a pair. In the women’s doubles semifinals, both matches will feature teams from China and Japan. Chen Qing Chen and Jia Yi Fan will face Mayu Matsumoto and Wakana Nagahara, while Liu Sheng Shu and Tan Ning will compete against Nami Matsuyama and Chiharu Shida.
Results
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