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Misi balas dendam tak tercapai


CHONG WEI sekali lagi terpaksa akur dengan kehebatan Lin Dan.


HAJAT jaguh negara, Lee Chong Wei untuk membalas dendam terhadap seteru utamanya, Lin Dan dari China tidak kesampaian.

Selepas tiga bulan menunggu, akhirnya Chong Wei kembali 'disatukan' dengan Lin Dan.

Bagaimanapun Chong Wei sekali lagi terpaksa akur dengan kehebatan Lin Dan apabila tewas 18-21, 9-21 pada perlawanan akhir Kejohanan Badminton Terbuka China di Gimnasium Yuen Shen, Shanghai semalam.

Terdahulu, Chong Wei turun dengan misi membalas dendam selepas dia tewas kepada jaguh China itu pada perlawanan akhir Sukan Olimpik di Beijing Ogos lalu.

Pada aksi semalam, Chong Wei yang dilihat mampu memberi tekanan kepada Lin Dan khususnya di set pertama terpaksa tunduk dalam pertarungan yang memakan masa 39 minit.

Berbekalkan sokongan padu ira-kira 20,000 penyokong sendiri, Lin Dan ternyata sekali lagi berada dalam kelas tersendiri bagi menjinakkan Chong Wei yang juga pemain No. 1 dunia.

Sebelum itu, harapan untuk menyaksikan beregu wanita negara muncul juara juga tidak kesampaian.

Gandingan Wong Pei Tty-Chin Eei Hui sekadar berpuas hati muncul naib juara apabila tewas 14-21, 19-21 kepada beregu tuan rumah, Zhang Yawen-Zaho Tingting dalam tempoh 46 minit.

Dalam acara perseorangan wanita yang melibatkan pemain tuan rumah, Jiang Yanjiao menewaskan Zhu Jingjing, 21-15, 21-13.

Bagi acara beregu lelaki, pasangan Korea Selatan, Jung Jae Sung-Lee Yong Dae terpaksa bekerja keras sebelum menumpaskan pasangan Denmark, Boe Mathias-Mogensen Carsten 17-21, 21-17, 21-13.

Manakala bagi acara beregu campuran, satu lagi pasangan Korea Selatan, Lee Yong Dae-Lee Hyo Jung menewaskan pasangan China, Xu Chen-Zhao Yunlei, 21-16, 21-15.

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