Reader's reaction


Some of the responses picked up from the Star online’s facebook on our July 10, 2020 report titled “The world will miss the fantastic four.”

No more adrenaline rush, thank you for the great matches, will be greatly missed.

Annie Tan

The next fantastic 4 - Momota, Axelsen, Ginting and Shiyuqi

Yu Kit

These four were absolute legends and graceful at the same time. What an era.

Azman Ali

We wait for tournament between planets and hopefully they will represent earth that day.

Azreem Karim

The great 4 for the past 2 decades. Time flies...before them it was Rashid Sidek and Foo Kok Keong. My childhood superheroes.

Ronnie Chen

Omg what a precious picture together! They were literally my idols throughout my teenage years.

Sandra Yap

Badminton will never be the same without them. The bar raised so high will continue to be a yardstick for younger (players) to achieve for years to come.

Alvin Lee

Big shoes to fill for the coming stars.....big

Peter Andersson

Lin Dan shined the most.

Zaidi Rudy

We should exclude Taufik Hidayat.

Alison Hendry

Fantastic 4 dwindled down to twin terror and then The one and only Super Dan.

Kent Chong

Good things will eventually come to an end...Badminton 4 Heavenly Kings era already over. Like Hong Kong 4 Heavenly Kings of canto pop. Thank you for the exciting badminton matches. You will be greatly missed.

Ethan Lee

Thanks for giving us such exciting and entertaining matches. Rivalry on court, friendship till end.

Kw Cheah

The four musketeers who rescued us from boring badminton.

Patrick Ling

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