World No. 1 Shi Yuqi expressed his satisfaction not only in ending Denmark’s reign in the men’s singles event at the Malaysia Open but also in restoring China’s presence on the winners’ list after years of absence.
Yuqi beat Denmark's Anders Antonsen 21-8, 21-15 in just 38 minutes on Sunday (Jan 12).
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Yuqi beat Denmark's Anders Antonsen 21-8, 21-15 in just 38 minutes on Sunday (Jan 12).
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00:00I'm very happy. I haven't won a Malaysian Open title in a long time.
00:09Last year, when I played against Yingying, she played very well.
00:15Her overall form and her aim are very good.
00:19I summed up last year's finals, including my performance in Hangzhou.
00:29Last year, I won, so this time she will definitely want to win again.
00:36She must have made a very good preparation.
00:39Of course, I won't give up easily on the court.
00:42I think my current performance is better than before.
00:50I have to adjust my mentality.
00:53I have to improve my observation skills on the court.
00:59Every match is a different feeling.
01:03How can I describe it?
01:06The location, the journey, the wind direction, everything is random.
01:12I hope I can challenge myself in different situations.
01:20Every match is a different feeling.
01:23How can I describe it?
01:25The location, the journey, the wind direction, everything is random.
01:31I hope I can challenge myself in different situations.
01:35How can I describe it?
01:37The location, the journey, the wind direction, everything is random.
01:43I hope I can challenge myself in different situations.