Malaysia Grand Prix Gold 2013: Wei Feng Chong ousts Man Hung Woon in first round encounter
Malaysia’s left-handed elite player Wei Feng Chong found a perfect start on home soil as he defeated his lower ranked compatriot Man Hung Woon in Men’s Singles first round of Yonex Sunrise Malaysia Grand Prix Gold 2013 in Malaysia, on Tuesday, April 30.
The higher ranked Wei Feng, who is fourth seeded shuttler in Malaysia GP Gold, played with greater level of aggression and precision and easily sent his team-mate packing in a lopsided manner in just 21 minutes.
Wei Feng was in great form and he clearly proved that he belongs to the highest class of the game by playing flawless badminton. He easily outplayed his rival in straight sets with a staggering 21-11 and 21-6 score on the board.
On the other hand, the un-seeded Man Hung tried his best to play positive badminton but he was helpless against the impressive speed and powerful shots of his experienced compatriot. He bowed down in a one-sided manner without proving his presence strongly
felt.
Wei Feng delivered remarkably well from the starting points of first game as he played with spectacular speed and took over the charge of rallies.
The in-form Wei Feng proved that he has obtained top quality skills on court and ultimately successful in taking a strong position in the arena.
Until the mid-game interval, the aggressive Wei Feng was leading the game with a wonderful difference as he did not let his rival to find a good flow.
The contest progressed in the same manner after the one-minute break as Wei Feng did not lose his focus in the arena.
It was a smooth sailing for the impressive Wei Feng who did not face any considerable opposition from his challenger and won the first set with a staggering 21-11 difference on the board.
Wei Feng did not lose his control at any stage in the first part of second game as he played with confidence and precision.
The higher ranked Malaysian shuttler was at his best and he remained successful in setting up a stunning lead until the end of first part.
The fourth seeded Wei Feng continued putting up comfortable show in the ending part of second game and remained successful in clinching the game with a reasonable 21-6 difference on score board.
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