PARIS: It was the best of times. Riding the high of beating China’s world No 6 Li Shifeng in the Olympics round of 16, Singapore’s 12th-ranked Loh Kean Yew felt he had momentum.
He felt calm, relaxed and confident of beating Denmark’s world No 2 Viktor Axelsen in the next round despite a 2-8 head-to-head record.
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