Ginting Sudah Maksimal, namun Axelsen Memang Superior
Anthony Sinisuka Ginting gagal menghentikan dominasi Viktor Axelsen di Indonesia Open dalam tiga tahun terakhir. Meski begitu, pebulutangkis 26 tahun itu sudah mengerahkan segala kemampuan.
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CNA Explains: How are athletes selected to represent Singapore at major games?
SINGAPORE: Singapore's top distance runner Soh Rui Yong will miss the upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou, China after being once again left out of the national selection.
Axelsen wins third Indonesia Open title in a row
JAKARTA: Badminton world number one Viktor Axelsen clinched his third-consecutive Indonesia Open title on Sunday (Jun 18) after triumphing over underdog Anthony Sinisuka Ginting in straight games.
Viktor Axelsen Wins Third Indonesia Open Title In A Row
Badminton world number one Viktor Axelsen clinched his third-consecutive Indonesia Open title on Sunday after triumphing over underdog Anthony Sinisuka Ginting in straight games. The Danish ace continued his dominance on the courts of capital Jakarta's Istora Senayan arena, outplaying the hometown favourite and world number two 21-14, 21-13 in a 47-minute final. Axelsen controlled the match from start to finish, never allowing Ginting to gain a foothold.
Ditanya Persiapan Lawan Axelsen, Ginting: Enggak Gimana-gimana
Anthony Sinisuka Ginting ditunggu Viktor Axelsen di final Indonesia Open 2023. Menghadapi pemain yang dijuluki Monster tersebut, Ginting menjawabnya dengan santai.
Heart of the Matter: 16 months not enough time to find alternatives, say jockey and trainer on Singapore Turf Club closure
SINGAPORE: Being a professional jockey was all 29-year-old Singaporean Jerlyn Seow ever wanted after spending years training to be one.
Pijak Final, Anthony Ginting: Special Thanks buat Pak Jokowi!
Anthony Sinisuka Ginting akhirnya berhasil pijak final Indonesia Open 2023. Kemenangan ini tak lepas dari dukungan penonton yang hadir langsung di Istora, termasuk Presiden RI Joko Widodo.
Commentary: Singapore and Asia can’t be passive observers as Saudi Arabia reshapes football
SEOUL: Saudi Arabia is spending huge amounts of money in a bid to become a sporting superpower, leaving the world wondering what will happen next. For Singapore and the rest of Asia, it is an opportunity as much as a problem.