Mew Choo Completes China Demolition 〈妙手屠龙记〉

Mew Choo Completes China Demolition
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WONG Mew Choo completed her stunning run in the China Open in terrific style when she shocked World No 1 Xie Xingfang to win her first international title in a nerve-wrecking final in Guangzhou yesterday.
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Mew Choo's never-say-die attitude made all the difference as she matched Xingfang, China's former two-time world champion, point for point before wrapping up an impressive 21-16, 8-21, 21-17 win in 62 minutes to secure the Super Series title.
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The Malaysian World No 8 had given a sneak preview that she was capable of achieving the unthinkable when she toppled China's reigning world champion Zhu Lin in the quarter-finals, then sent Olympic champion Zhang Ning, also of China, packing in the semi-final............(READ MORE – News Straits Times)

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Wong Mew Choo's Portfolio / 黄妙珠个人档案

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妙手屠龙记

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（广州讯）马来西亚一姐黄妙珠，创下首位夺得中国羽球公开赛女单后座的非中国球员，喜极而泣！中国羽球公开赛周日（25日）上演闭幕战，大马世界排名第八的女单黄妙珠，以21比16、8比21、21比17，勇挫世界第一谢杏芳，成为史上首位在中国公开赛夺冠的非中国球员............(更多新闻 – 星洲日报)

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If you are badminton lover or may be you are Malaysia Badminton Star, Wong Mew Choo's fan, surely you have witnessed the breathtaking and exciting badminton final match which held in GuongZhou, China on 25th Nov.

Mew Choo beat the two-times world champion, XieXingFang in the China Badminton Open's final, and became the 1st non-China player who won the Champion of the China Badminton Open (according to SinChew), but according to SeeHua (诗华日报), she was the 2nd non-china player who break the record, the 1st non-China player who break the record was the Korea Player, FangZhuXian (方铢贤) in year 1994. Anyhow, as a malaysian, we should proud with the Wong's acheivement in her badminton tournaments.

Badminton is one of my favorite game, during my university time, beside jogging (almost everday run averagely 5KM), I played badminton too. Now I still playing badminton, on every Wednesday (7-9P.M) & Friday (8-10P.M). But no matter how often or how hard I play, it seem that I never have improvement in terms of technical, skills & staminal. But it doesn't matter as Im not a professional badminton player & I play only for fun & health.

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