Jonatan Christie of Indonesia poses with his trophy at the podium after his win against Kenta Nishimoto of Japan in their men’s singles final match of the Hong Kong Open badminton tournament in Hong Kong on Sunday, Sept. 17. But he managed to force a decider when he won the second game 22-20, with the final stretching out for 90 minutes to become the longest match of the tournament."The match wasn't easy at all, Kenta played well and never gave up but neither did I," Christie said.
The men's draw had been rocked by the surprise defeat of world number one Victor Axelsen of Denmark in the first round. "It’s been a fruitful outing for me and I'm very happy that I won the tournament," world number two Yamaguchi said. The Hong Kong pair of Tang Chun-man and Tse Ying-suet generated some local excitement by blazing their way into the mixed doubles finals for the first time."We are disappointed because we badly wanted to be the first home mixed pair to win the Hong Kong Open," Tse said.Indonesia's Apriyani Rahayu and Siti Ramadhanti fought back to beat Malaysians Perly Tan and Thinaah Muralitharan 14-21 24-22 21-9 to clinch the women's doubles title.
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