Badminton legend Lee Chong Wei retired at the age of 36

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In the morning of June 13, the symbol of Malaysia badminton made a retirement announcement, ending the glorious career with 69 titles and 3 Olympic silver medals.
Badminton legend Lee Chong Wei retired at the age of 36
Lee Chong Wei retired at the age of 36. Photo: Fox Sports Asia.

According to Fox Sports Asia , Lee Chong Wei announced in a press conference convened at the Office of Youth and Sports Minister, in the presence of Minister Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman and Chairman of the Malaysian Badminton as‌sociation, Mr. Datuk Seri Norza Zakaria.

"Everyone knows a lot of my intentions today when organizing this press conference. I want to announce that I will retire after 19 years.

It was a difficult decision but I had no other choice after consulting the doctors, "Lee Chong Wei told the press.

In July 2018, the former number one in the world was diagnosed with stage 1 nasal cancer. He had to leave the stadium to go to Taiwan for long-term treatment. He has completely recovered, but doctors recommend reducing the amount of exercise to avoid recurrence of cancer.

"My actual plan is to retire next year, after the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. However, after discussing with my family and doctors, I made this decision. I want to thank everyone for helping me. help me on my career path Thanks to Misbun Sidek coach and team ", I am grateful to the coaching team.

The 36-year-old wants to return to the Full English badminton tournament in March and the Malaysia Open next month, but doctors advised him not to return. The motivation for him to continue to play is the Olympic gold medal, the noble title he lacks after three misses.

"It is not easy to wear the national team and I am very proud of my achievement. I hope Malaysia can win the first Olympic gold medal, which is also my dream next year," he said. share next.

Chong Wei is one of the legendary badminton players of Malaysia and the world. In 19 years of competition, he has won a total of 69 titles. He has 3 Olympic silver medals and 3 times second in the world championships.

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