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The 2022 Malaysia Open final, which will be held at 13:00 on 3 July in Kuala Lumpur, is part of the Super 750 tournament with a total prize fund of US$675,000.
World one brother Acesaron swept Momota Kendou in two straight sets, rewriting the hand-to-hand record to 3 wins and 14 losses, winning the Malaysian Open men's singles title for the first time.
Top seed Arseron completely crushed Japan's two-time world champion Kento Momota in just 33 minutes to win 21-4, 21-7, and after last year's Danish Open, Momota swallowed his third defeat since 17 matches between the two sides, and the most disparity in score.
Arcelor said he was very proud of his performance in the final, and although he was physically exhausted after consecutive battles, he was still able to win the final victory, and his physical condition and mentality are in good shape at this stage.
"I still remember the first time I played against Li Zongwei here, I lost miserably in 26 minutes and it was a good experience for me. Playing against these legends has given me a lot of experience, and I've made good use of it today. "
In addition, Momota Kendou admitted that Acesaron's level was higher than he expected, but he felt better and better from this game, although there is a certain gap in today's score, but to be able to feel the atmosphere and pressure of the final, it is not completely unobtainable, he will use today's experience next week.
Thailand's first sister won the Women's Singles Championship of the Malaysian Open in three sets by defeating the national women's singles Chen Yufei in three sets of the Danon fierce battle, ending the record of 8 consecutive defeats in the confrontation and breaking the championship drought of up to 2 and a half years.
Tournament No. 8 seed Indanon quickly entered the form to take a 21-15 lead, and Chen Yufei rebounded strongly in the second set to equalize 21-13. Indanon led the tiebreaker with a 10-1 score, Chen Yufei opened the scoring mode twice to narrow the gap to 3 points, but Indanon scored 5 points in the last minute, Chen Yufei still lost 15-21, 21-13, 16-21 after saving 4 match points.
After the match, Indanon said: "I still believe I can, or I am eager to win the championship. I hope to continue to maintain such fighting spirit and thinking. Now everyone has a chance to win the race, so the next race will have to start all over again and look forward. "
The women's doubles team zhang Shuxian/ Zheng Yu fought fiercely in three sets to lose 18-21, 21-12, 19-21 to the Indonesian duo of Lahayu/Siti to win the runner-up.
The mixed doubles team of Zheng Siwei / Huang Yaqiong defeated the Thai duo of Dechabo / Sha Xili in two straight sets to win the Malaysian Open mixed doubles title, rewriting the record of the hand-to-hand to 10 wins and 2 losses while winning five consecutive championships this season and winning 25 consecutive wins on the Tour.
In an interview after the game, Zheng Siwei said that his state in the first half of the year was not ideal, and he also briefly broke up with Huang Yaqiong at the beginning of the year, but this made them know each other better.
"We've been well prepared for every opponent this year and I'm not in good shape in the first half of the year, so I cherish every game. In fact, in this period of time of dismantling, and finally matching back, let us better understand the advantages and disadvantages of our combination, how to better complement each other, in this regard we also have some thinking. ”
Huang Yaqiong said that they will continue to compete in next week's Masters Malaysia and Singapore Open, hoping to play the current competition well and strive for good results at the Tokyo World Championships.
Venue 1 starts at 13:00
Mixed Doubles: Dechabo/Sha Xili (Thailand) 0:2 (13:21 18:21) Zheng Siwei / Huang Yaqiong (China)
Women's Doubles: Lahayu / Siti (Indonesia) 2:1 (21:18 12:21 21:19) Zhang Shuxian / Zheng Yu (China)
Women's Singles: Indanon (Thailand) 2:1 (21:15 13:21 21:16) Chen Yufei (China)
Men's Singles: Arcelor (Denmark) 2:0 (21:4 21:7) Kento Momota (Japan)
Men's Doubles: Fagar / Adianto (Indonesia) VS (22:24 21:16) Tsurugi / Yugo Kobayashi (JP)