It’s the end of Axelsen’s reign – thanks to Anders


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PETALING JAYA: Viktor Axelsen of Denmark is finally defeated!

The Dane’s 29-match unbeaten streak came to an end when the world No. 4 lost 16-21,21-5,17-21 to compatriot Anders Antonsen in the men’s singles final of the World Tour Finals at Impact Arena in Bangkok yesterday.

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