Super irresistible! Gift-View is defeated by a tough Indonesian couple. Won the Thai Open Championship
The badminton competition “Yonex Thailand Open World Tour Super 1000” won a total prize money of 1,000,000 US dollars or approximately 30,100,000 baht at the Impact Arena, Muang Thong Thani on January 17, as the final round. There are two types of Thai badminton players coming to this round: mixed doubles and female doubles.
In a female couple category Final “Gift” Jongkonpan Kititharakul and “Vue” Ravinda Pra Intentional Guide No. 11 in the World and Guide to Lay 7 of the Tournament Match with Grecia Polly and Aprilia. This Rahayu Guide # 8 in the world and Guide # 5 of the list from Indonesia.
The statistics for the meeting between Jongkonpan and Ravinda, Grecia Polly and Aprilyani Rahayu, had previously met 5 times as a pair of Grecia Polly. With April Yani Rahayu, who has won the last 4 times in the Chinese Taipei Open 2019, Chongkonphan and Ravinda are the side to win 2-1 games.
As of this match, it appears that the pair of Jongkonpan and Ravinda defeated Grecia Polly and Apriliai Rahayu, the World 8 Guide and the Indonesia Guide 5 0-2 Game 15. -21, 12-21, with a 52-minute match, Grecia Polly and Aprilyani Rahayu won the championship and received a prize of 74,000 US dollars or about 2,220,000 baht.
Jongkonpan and Ravinda won the World Tour Super 1000 championship and received a prize of 35,000 US dollars or approximately 1,050,000 baht, with Chao Matos, vice president of the European Badminton Federation, Mr. Ben Yoneyama, president and owner of the company. Yonex Japan and Nora Perry, members of the Badminton World Federation (WF) presented the award.
Double side male type Final Liyang vs Wang Qi Lin Guide No. 7 in the world and Guide to place 6 of the show from Taiwan, beat Goh Wisham with Tan V side, guide number 14 in the world from Malaysia 2-1 games 21-16,21- 23,21-19 led Li Yang and Wang Qi Lin to win the championship with prize money of 74,000 US dollars or about 2,220,000 baht.
While Goh Wisham and Tan Vee Kiang received a prize of 35,000 US dollars or approximately 1,050,000 baht, with Chao Matos, vice president of the European Badminton Federation, Mr. Ben Yoneyama, president and owner of Yonex. Japan, and Nora Perry, a member of the Badminton World Federation (BWF), presented the award to the champion and runner-up.
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