These Changes From Loh Kean Yew Could Make Him A World Champion Again

At the recent 2025 Yonex German Open, Denmark's Viktor Axelsen took on Singapore's Loh Kean Yew in the men's singles finals. Today, we're going to analyze this badminton match and focus specifically on how Loh Kean Yew played. He has made a big change in his badminton strategy that we really wanted to look at in tandem with other things like badminton technique and mental fortitude. Some have speculated that these changes come as a result of former coach, Kelvin Ho, taking on a new role as singles head coach for Singapore's national badminton training squad instead of coaching Loh. Could these changes make Loh Kean Yew a world champion again?

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:32 Three Key Ideas
1:36 Controlling The Front Court
4:20 Pushes and Slices
8:03 Being More Patient
9:36 Conclusion

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