The Badminton God

Tan Wee Kiong is down with a left knee injury while V Shem has a slight back pain. The world No. 4 men’s doubles shuttlers were dropped from this week’s Indonesian Open because of injuries but hold on yet because all is not lost for Tan Wee Kiong – Goh V Shem ahead of the World Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, from Aug 21-27. Chea Soon Kit, the newly-appointed men’s doubles head coach said that there were alternate plans to ensure that Wee Kiong-V Shem enough tournaments to prepare for the World Championships. The injured kings are likely to be sent for the Australian Open Superseries in Sydney from June 20-25.  They are also being considered to participate on their second-tier tournaments, either the US Open in July or the New Zealand Open that will take place in August. They were very well aware that Wee Kiong and V Shem ranking will drop but they are okay with that. The injuries are not that serious and they are in training. They need to play in one of two tournam...

If there’s one person who suits the name Badminton King it is no other than Lin Dan! If you don’t believe me, then, let me introduce Lin Dan. He is a professional badminton player from China, and he is a two-time Olympic Champion, a Five-time World Champion, as well as a Six-time All England Champion. Now are you convinced?  Lin Dan is born for the game of badminton. He is famous for his exciting and amazing plays and the fans is hooked on him because of his breath taking rallies on the badminton court and not to mention his signature apparels are always sought after from t-shirts, shorts, protective gears, racquets, shoes, and even socks are being sold on huge numbers in different markets, physical and online shops.  His competitive nature is out of this World for he plays only to win and nothing else. So every time he steps on the court you are to expect that he’ll give his 110%. He’s greatest rival is Lee Chong Wei (MAS) they have been fighting their hearts out...