Find out how Lee Zii Jia is dealing with early exits and refusing to give up in the face of continuous challenges in badminton
Lee Zii Jia, the promising Malaysian shuttler, is no stranger to heartbreak and disappointment on the badminton court. After another early exit at the Malaysia Open, Zii Jia expressed his frustration at having to repeatedly promise to 'come back stronger' after each defeat. Despite his weariness, he remains determined not to give up on his dreams. The Kedah shuttler faced his third consecutive early exit, falling to China's Lu Guangzu in a tough match that ended in a 21-16, 19-21, 15-21 defeat.
Amidst his struggles, Zii Jia continues to fight on, refusing to make excuses for his first-round defeats. His dedication to his sport is evident as he vows to persevere even in the face of adversity. During the Malaysia Open, impatience in the deciding game proved costly for Zii Jia, leading to his unfortunate loss against Lu Guang Zu. Despite the setback, he remains resilient and focused on improving his game.
In a showing of sportsmanship, Zii Jia also expressed his respect for the decision of former assistant coach Daren to leave the team. This gesture showcases Zii Jia's maturity and professionalism, both on and off the court. As he navigates through the challenges of professional badminton, Lee Zii Jia continues to demonstrate his unwavering determination to succeed and overcome any obstacles in his path.
KUALA LUMPUR: Following another Malaysia Open failure, Lee Zii Jia admitted that having to repeat the phrase โcome back strongerโ can get tiring, ...
KUALA LUMPUR: Shuttler Lee Zii Jia is fed up of saying that he will come back stronger but has vowed to not give up after suffering another early round exit ...
The Kedah shuttler fell 21-16, 19-21, 15-21 to China's Lu Guangzu in the men's singles today.
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Lee Zii Jia said impatience in the deciding game cost him dearly at the Malaysia Open first round, which saw him crash out against Lu Guang Zu on a day ...
As hard as it may be, Malaysia's professional men's singles shuttler, Lee Zii Jia, said he respected the decision made by former assistant coach, ...