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‘Well done and keep going,’ PM Wong praises Loh Kean Yew after 2nd place finish at Singapore Open

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SINGAPORE: After falling to French badminton participant Alex Lanier on the ultimate of the Singapore Open on Sunday (Might 31), Loh Kean Yew obtained solely reward and phrases of encouragement from Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and President Tharman Shanmugaratnam.

It was a heartbreaking defeat for Loh, who had received the lads’s singles title on the 2021 BWF World Championships. At current, he’s ranked 14th on the planet.

Singaporeans watched with bated breath final week as Loh superior from the rounds, quarter and semi-finals, defeating such formidable foes as Taiwan’s Chi Yu-jen. And although he received the primary set in opposition to the 21-year-old Lanier, a rising star within the badminton world, the French athlete, presently ranked ninth on the planet, in the end bested him in a 74-minute match.

However, PM Wong famous that Loh had made a robust displaying on the Singapore Open.

“We’re happy with his dedication and preventing spirit. Whereas the outcome didn’t go his manner right this moment, he has proven what it means to compete with braveness and resilience all through the event. Nicely executed and hold going, Loh Kean Yew,” he wrote in a social media put up.

President Tharman, in the meantime, referred to as Loh’s efficiency “a phenomenal run” in a Fb put up, and famous that “He’s again in kind – with skilfully positioned smashes, generally unbelievable saves, and tranquility below strain.”

He additionally identified that Loh is the third Singaporean to succeed in the lads’s singles ultimate in additional than 60 years, with the final time being Ronald Susilo in 2002.

As for Loh himself, he admitted that the defeat had been “disappointing” and “a troublesome tablet to swallow.”

“I had far more to indicate, however I didn’t handle my expectations effectively,” he wrote, including an apology to the followers who had come to assist him, calling them superb.

“Thanks all for cheering for me so loudly! It actually helped inspire me to remain increasingly targeted. We hold our heads up, smile, and transfer ahead. I’ll continue learning and hope to turn into higher and higher,” he added, thanking the group who has been serving to him “behind the scenes as effectively.”

The previous world champion just isn’t slowing down in any manner, nevertheless. He’s set for his subsequent match, this time on the 2026 Indonesia Open, which takes place from June 2 to 7 in Jakarta. Loh’s first recreation is in opposition to Hong Kong’s Angus Ng Ka Lengthy on Wednesday (June 3). /TISG

Learn additionally: Loh Kean Yew celebrates Taipei Open gold, first title in over a 12 months





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