Cheah Liek Hou

Liek Hou and Fareez: Dynamic Duo Ready for Paris Paralympics!

Not going solo! Cheah Liek Hou takes on the Paris Paralympics with Fareez Anuar by his side. Discover this unbeatable partnership!

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian badminton star Cheah Liek Hou is gearing up for an extraordinary journey at the forthcoming Paris Paralympics, and he won’t be stepping onto the court alone. This time, he has received a significant boost in morale and preparation from fellow player Fareez Anuar. With both exceptional talents ready to battle it out, the dynamic duo aims to put Malaysia firmly on the map in the world of badminton at the prestigious event. Liek Hou, known for his formidable skills and determination, has previously dazzled audiences with his performances, showcasing not only talent but resilience as he defends his title. His experience of competing on the world stage serves as a perfect guide for Fareez, who is keen to make his mark in the Paralympics. The camaraderie and shared experiences from their training sessions provide a unique synergy that allows them to thrive together rather than as solo competitors. Fareez has been vocal about the immense support he feels from Liek Hou, describing their partnership as a vital aspect of his preparation. The excitement is palpable, as both athletes motivate each other to reach new heights, combining their strategies and techniques into a remarkable training program. This newfound partnership is not just about competing; they share the joy of pushing each other towards excellence, making every practice session feel electrifying. Their experience of navigating the challenges of adaptive sports and breaking barriers speaks volumes about the unyielding spirit present in the badminton community. As the Tokyo Paralympic champion, Cheah Liek Hou aims to defend his title, but he’s also aware of the challenges he’ll face in Paris. Together with Fareez, he’s ready to embrace the obstacles, armed with positivity and unmatched teamwork. On the hopeful path to achieving glory, they are set to inspire many, proving that success often lies in collaboration rather than competition. Did you know? The Paris Paralympics will run from August 28 to September 8, 2024, boasting the participation of thousands of athletes worldwide! Moreover, Malaysia's para-badminton scene has been on the rise, with Cheah Liek Hou previously clinching a gold medal at the Tokyo Paralympics, putting Malaysian para-athletes on the global stage!