PETALING JAYA: World number one Lee Chong Wei made it to the quarter-finals of the men’s singles event in the Macau Open yesterday but the other two Malaysian representatives fell by the wayside. Chong Wei, the number one seed, took only 30 minutes to dump Thai youngster Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk 21-12, 21-19 to set up a meeting against another budding talent – Shon Wan-ho of South Korea. Liew Daren and Wong Choong Hann fought tooth and nail before going down in the third round. Back-up shuttler Daren ran out of luck in the crucial stages in his 12-21, 21-19, 18-21 defeat by unseeded Wong Wing Ki of Hong Kong. He was trailing 18-19 in the decider but a few unlucky shots saw him missing a chance of reaching his first quarter-finals in an Open tournament this year. Choong Hann, however, could not keep up after a good start against Taiwanese Hsing Hsieh-yu. After a narrow 22-20 first game win, he ran out of steam to go down 19-21,10-21. Ran out of steam: Wong Choong Ha...