Icon serves drop shot on social media overload


FORMER international Lee Chong Wei has cautioned today’s players that social media overload can distract them from focusing on their performance.

“Now everybody follows the social media trend. The generation has changed and we are living in different times but I hope the BAM’s (Badminton Association of Malaysia) young players will be less active on social media. Just focus on badminton,” said Chong Wei.

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