Viktor Axelsen

Badminton News: World badminton number one Viktor Axelsen triumphed in straight games over underdog Zhao Jun Peng of China on Sunday, clinching the ...

I tried to play at a high pace and it really paid off," he told journalists after the match. "Today, I just tried to come in there and use my experience. "Wang played with very good ball control.

Viktor Axelsen celebrates after defeating Zhao Jun Peng during the Indonesia Open men's singles final in Jakarta today. (AP pic).

JAKARTA (AFP) - Badminton's world No. 1 Viktor Axelsen triumphed in straight games over underdog Zhao Junpeng of China on Sunday (June 19), clinching the ...

I tried to play at a high pace and it really paid off," he told journalists after the match. "Today, I just tried to come in there and use my experience. "Wang played with very good ball control.

The Chinese mixed doubles pair, Zheng Siwei / Huang Yaqiong and the men's singles player, Viktor Axelsen managed to repeat the success of the Indonesian ...

“I tried to play fast throughout the match. Previously they managed to emerge as champions in the Thailand Open, Badminton Asia Championships, and last week’s Indonesia Masters. “In today’s match, we actually played pretty well, it’s just that in the second game we made a lot of unforced errors. Trying to get up and play more patiently, Zheng/Huang immediately took points quickly and closed the match with a final score of 21-16. “This title means a lot for both of us. Zheng/Huang also lost focus and made their own mistakes until the score was tight to 16-16.

Jakarta (Indonesia): Viktor Axelsen from Denmark and Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei won the respective men's and women's singles titles at the Indonesia.

Tai took control of the decider and saw off Wang 21-15 to clinch her second consecutive title in the BWF World Tour after the Thailand Open. On the other hand, Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei saw off Asian champion Wang Zhi Yi of China to win her third women’s singles crown at the tournament (after titles in 2016 and 2018). Jakarta (Indonesia): Viktor Axelsen from Denmark and Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei won the respective men’s and women’s singles titles at the Indonesia Open tournament, here on Sunday.

Viktor Axelsen and Tai Tzu Ying claimed the men's and women's singles titles on the final day of the Badminton World Federation World Tour Super 1000 ...

Finally, in the mixed doubles second seeds Si Wei Zheng and Ya Qiong Huang of China won in straight games against Japan’s Yuta Watanabe and Arisa Higashino, the third seeds. Axelsen, who won men’s singles gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics last year won 21-9, 21-10 against Junpeng at the Istora Stadium in Senayan. In the men’s singles, Axelsen retained the title he won last year with the Danish player a straight games winner over Zhao Junpeng of China.

World badminton number one Viktor Axelsen triumphed in straight sets over underdog Zhao Jun Peng of China on Sunday, clinching the Indonesia Open ...

I tried to play at a high pace and it really paid off," he told journalists after the match. "Today, I just tried to come in there and use my experience. "Wang played with very good ball control.

Viktor Axelsen came into the final match having won the Indonesia Masters 2022 just last week.

I tried to play at a high pace and it really paid off," he told journalists after the match. "Today, I just tried to come in there and use my experience. World badminton number one Viktor Axelsen triumphed in straight sets over underdog Zhao Jun Peng of China on Sunday, clinching the Indonesia Open championship for the second consecutive year.

World badminton number one Viktor Axelsen triumphed in straight sets over underdog Zhao Jun Peng of China on Sunday, clinching the Indonesia Open ...

I tried to play at a high pace and it really paid off," he told journalists after the match. "Today, I just tried to come in there and use my experience. "Wang played with very good ball control.

PETALING JAYA: Denmark's world No. 1 Viktor Axelsen (pic) sent a warning to his challengers by successfully defending his Indonesia Open title after ...

In other finals, Taiwan’s world No. 2 Tai Tzu-ying captured her third title at the Indonesia Open following wins in 2016 and 2018 after she came back from a nail-biting opening game to beat China’s Wang Zhiyi 21-23, 21-6, 21-15 in exactly an hour. Axelsen only needed 38 minutes to wrap up the title with a 21-9, 21-10 win at Istora Senayan in Jakarta. PETALING JAYA: Denmark’s world No. 1 Viktor Axelsen (pic) sent a warning to his challengers by successfully defending his Indonesia Open title after dominating China’s Zhao Junpeng in the final.

Ag AFPJAKARTA: World badminton number one Viktor Axelsen triumphed in straight sets over underdog Zhao Jun Peng of China on Sunday, clinching the Indonesia ...

I tried to play at a high pace and it really paid off," he told journalists after the match. "Today, I just tried to come in there and use my experience. I tried to control the drifts the best way I could. BROOKLINE: England’s Matt Fitzpatrick and American Will Zalatoris shared the lead as Sunday’s final round of the... Zhao’s aggressive approach would ultimately cost him, leading to several errors in the second and final set as Axelsen took home the title with scores of 21-9 and 21-10. The back-to-back tournaments were highly anticipated by badminton fans after almost three years without live audiences in the Indonesian capital due to the coronavirus pandemic.