Thailand Para-Badminton International 2019 witnessed outstanding performances by wheelchair badminton athletes from around the world. The tournament showcased the incredible skills and determination of the participants, resulting in thrilling matches and well-deserved victories. Let’s dive into the highlights of this exciting event!
Amnouy Wetwithan: Retaining Titles and Making History
Amnouy Wetwithan certainly left a mark at this year’s tournament. She successfully defended her women’s doubles WH1-2 title alongside partner Sujirat Pookham, defeating Japan’s Ikumi Fuke and Rie Ogura in a dominant performance. Wetwithan also claimed the women’s singles Wheelchair 2 (WH2) title by defeating the top seed, Turkey’s Emine Seckin. Her exceptional skills and unwavering focus propelled her to victory.
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Wetwithan’s triumph in the Thailand Para-Badminton International 2019 comes after her silver medal at last year’s tournament in the women’s singles and gold in the women’s doubles. Although she faced setbacks at the TOTAL BWF Para-Badminton World Championships in Basel, Wetwithan proved her resilience and dominance on home ground this week.
Sarina Satomi: A Remarkable Victory
Sarina Satomi, representing Japan, showcased her exceptional talent by clinching the women’s singles Wheelchair 1 (WH1) gold. In a hard-fought match against Germany’s Valeska Knoblauch, Satomi displayed her skill and determination, ultimately emerging as the deserving champion.
Thrilling Mixed Doubles Final
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The mixed doubles final added an extra layer of excitement to the tournament. Israel’s Nina Gorodetzky and Amir Levi faced a challenging match against Cynthia Mathez from Switzerland and Abu Hubaida from India. In a thrilling contest, Gorodetzky and Levi emerged victorious after a three-game battle, defeating their opponents with a score of 18-21, 21-13, 21-14. Their strong partnership and strategic gameplay proved to be the winning formula.
Chan Ho Yuen: A Hard-Fought Victory
The men’s singles WH2 final was a highly anticipated match between Hong Kong’s Chan Ho Yuen and world champion Kim Jungjun from Korea. Chan displayed exceptional skill and determination right from the start, securing a well-deserved victory. This win was particularly significant for Chan, as it allowed him to make up for his loss to Kim in the World Championships and establish himself as a formidable contender.
Celebrating Excellence: Men’s Doubles and Singles
Kim Jungjun redeemed himself in the men’s doubles WH1-2 category, partnering with Lee Sam Seop to defeat their teammates Jeong Jae Gun and Kim Kyung Hoon in a thrilling three-game match. Furthermore, Lee Sam Seop secured victory in the men’s singles WH1 final by defeating Lee Dong Seop. Korea’s dominance in these categories showcased their talent and skill on the international stage.
Conclusion
The Thailand Para-Badminton International 2019 was a true celebration of wheelchair badminton excellence. The athletes’ dedication, skills, and determination shone through every match, providing spectators with unforgettable moments. Congratulations to all the winners and participants for their outstanding performances!
FAQs
Q: Where can I find the results of the Thailand Para-Badminton International 2019?
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A: You can find the complete results of the tournament here.
Q: Are there any upcoming para-badminton events?
A: Stay updated with the latest para-badminton events by visiting Carnegiecentre for event updates and schedules.
Q: How can I get involved in para-badminton?
A: To participate in or learn more about para-badminton, reach out to your local badminton association or clubs. They can provide you with information on training programs and opportunities to get involved in this exciting sport.
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