Zii Jia hopes Wong will help him seek Olympics glory


Golden touch: Wong Tat Meng holding South Korea’s An Se-young’s plaque after the latter’s win at the World Tour Finals in Bali in 2021.

KUALA LUMPUR: Wong Tat Meng has travelled the globe to produce champions and his latest responsibility is to fulfil the Olympic dreams of world No. 10 Lee Zii Jia.

Zii Jia has been struggling without a coach for the last eight months after parting ways with Indonesian Indra Wijaya and the appointment of Tat Meng, 55, was not entirely surprising.

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