Meng Yean-Mei Kuan fight tears and tiredness to prepare for Olympics glory


All pumped up: Chow Mei Kuan (below) and Lee Meng Yean want to make their presence count at the Tokyo Games from July 23-Aug 8.

PETALING JAYA: Tough days don’t last. Tough people do just like women shuttlers Lee Meng Yean-Chow Mei Kuan.

There aren’t days when the world No. 11 Meng Yean and Mei Kuan have not slumped on the floor with tears after a hard day’s training at the Academy Badminton Malaysia (ABM) in preparation for the Tokyo Olympic Games.

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