Axelsen attributes his success to lessons from the masters

By TAN MING WAI

Good teachers: Olympics gold medallist Viktor Axelsen said three of his greatest opponents (from top left) Lee Chong Wei, Chen Long and Lin Dan moulded him into the player he is today. — Agencies

PETALING JAYA: In order to be the best, you must learn from the best.

Recently-crowned Olympics champion Viktor Axelsen paid tribute to some of his greatest opponents for their role in turning him into the player he is today.

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