Quiet Tommy does the talking on court


COPENHAGEN: Do not be deceived by Indonesian Tommy Sugiarto’s calm and composed appearance.

On court, the son of former world champion Icuk, is one great fighter and, on Friday, he showed the fire in his belly by staging a superb comeback from 11-19 in the second game to end the gallant run of 32-year-old Eric Pang of Holland with a 22-20, 21-19 win in the men’s singles quarter-finals.

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