Viktor Axelsen Juara Lagi, Juara Terus
Viktor Axelsen juara Malaysia Open 2022 setelah menang telak atas Kento Momota di laga final. Axelsen perpanjang rekor kemenangan dan lagi-lagi raih juara!
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Kento Momota thrashed by Viktor Axelsen in Malaysia final
badminton. The tournament marked the first time Momota has played in Malaysia since he was involved in a car crash there two years ago, which sent his career into free fall. Denmark's Axelsen, the reigning Olympic champion, outplayed the Japanese star from start to finish, taking only 34 minutes to win 21-4, 21-7.
Viktor Axelsen yang Tanpa Ampun Membantai Kento Momota
Dingin. Satu kata itu cukup menggambarkan Viktor Axelsen di final Malaysia Open 2022. Bagaimana tidak, ia bisa menghabisi Kento Momota untuk merengkuh gelar.
Viktor Axelsen Juara Malaysia Open 2022
Viktor Axelsen tak terbendung untuk merengkuh gelar Malaysia Open 2022. Di final, tunggal putra Denmark itu mengatasi Kento Momota asal Jepang, 21-4, 21-7.
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