Ex-champ Kah Ming has regrets but new job is calming, too


New battery: Chooi Kah Ming is helping his family auto and truck service business after quitting badminton.

PETALING JAYA: Former world junior champion Chooi Kah Ming has regrets. And the biggest one was failing to fulfil his potential as a world-beater.

The 29-year-old, who quietly retired last year, has now revealed his disappointment at his own failure.

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