Durian boy to tennis lover – Johnson pens his story in autobiography


One for the album: Former Tennis Malaysia vice-president Johnson Koh (second from right) and Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh posing for a photograph during the launching ceremony of his autobiography.

PETALING JAYA: It is only right that a man who has dedicated almost his entire life to tennis comes out with his own autobiography.

After five years of work, former Tennis Malaysia vice-president Johnson Koh unveiled his autobiography “Durian Boy to Tennis Great: Journey of Johnson Koh Yong Siang (BSK)” in Sandakan.

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