The former World No.1 shuttler Datuk Lee Chong Wei (pic) is urging female doubles tennis shuttler Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah to be humble following their stunning French Open victory.The duo made history when they thwarted the two time world champions Mayu Matsumoto-Wakana-Nagahara from Japan during the semi-finals in Paris to be the first Malaysian women's team to win the title.
Pearly with her ferocity and strength along with Thinaah for her defense strokes as well as net shots across the court The two princesses made us all proud when they became one of the very first French Open women's double champion,said Chong Wei.Personally I think that they have the potential to go further beyond the average. Be humble and work hard The sky is the limit.
Both are humility-driven and constantly seeking advice from senior players like me. So I'm very happy that they were able to accomplish this feat. They put in a lot of effort to defeat the top Indonesian, Korean and Japanese pair to take the title.the judge said.National Sports Council (NSC) director general Datuk Ahmad Shapawi Ismail also expressed his admiration for the two.
We would like to felicitate Pearly-Thinaah for achieving remarkable feats, not only getting gold medals in the individual competition of the Commonwealth Games, but also being the first woman to win a major event on the global stage.It's still quite a ways towards 2024 Paris Olympics to see if they've reached their full potential.
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But we are hoping this will be the start of a process that the team will be through in preparation to compete in the Olympics,he added.Which reported by jfdbet online betting malaysia.
