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Singapore Open: PV Sindhu wins first Super 500 title, here's why it's important - Vimarsana News

Singapore Open: PV Sindhu wins first Super 500 title, here's why it's important

Sindhu beat reigning Asian champion Wang Zhi Yi of China 21-9, 11-21, 21-15 to win her third title of 2022.

Source: espn.com
Badminton: Early exits for former world No. 1s, but Loh and Yeo reach last 16 - Vimarsana News

Badminton: Early exits for former world No. 1s, but Loh and Yeo reach last 16

Tai and Ratchanok suffer injury, while Srikanth loses to fellow Indian in the first round of the Singapore Open. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Badminton: Viktor fights through fatigue to keep winning streak going - Vimarsana News

Badminton: Viktor fights through fatigue to keep winning streak going

It’s mind over matter really as the Dane overcame fatigue when he oozed class in his 21-4, 21-7 demolition of Kento Momota of Japan in just 34 minutes to lift the men’s singles title for the first time in Malaysia.

World No.1 Axelsen shows he is indeed the current best after thrashing Momota in Malaysia Open badminton final - Vimarsana News

World No.1 Axelsen shows he is indeed the current best after thrashing Momota in Malaysia Open badminton final

Japan's Kento Momota suffered a heavy defeat in the Malaysia Open final Sunday (July 3) against world number one Viktor Axelsen, the latest disappointing performance from the once undisputed king of badminton.

Momota beaten by Axelsen in Malaysia Open final - Vimarsana News

Momota beaten by Axelsen in Malaysia Open final

Japan’s Kento Momota suffered a heavy defeat in the Malaysia Open final yesterday against world number one Viktor Axelsen, the latest disappointing performance