lala

#lzj #asy

[lala @farrahlee_]

thank you paris ❤️

[lala @farrahlee_]

🥹🥹🥹

[Sel @selendiipity]

Kento momota announces his marriage is more unpredictable than his retirement news

[Giarc Nibisna 🌺🇲🇾 @craigansibin]

Whoa Jai!!

[lala @farrahlee_]

huhuhu💔 goodluckk kat luar yong

[BAM @BA_Malaysia]

THANK YOU, TZE YONG

BAM and Ng Tze Yong have mutually agreed to part ways, effective 30 June 2026, as he embarks on the next chapter of his professional badminton career.

BAM extends its sincere appreciation to Tze Yong for his dedication and contributions to Malaysian badminton, and wishes him every success in the future.

Read more 🔗 https://t.co/4FiRKRmyWO

#GemilangkanLagi
#BadmintonMalaysia
#DemiMalaysia

[Giarc Nibisna 🌺🇲🇾 @craigansibin]

Till then,
See you again.

@aaronchiatf24 @sohwooiyik

[lala @farrahlee_]

anjg💔💔

[ShuttleHard 🏸🇲🇾 @ShuttleHard]

🚨 TERKINI 🚨

Beregu Lelaki No.1 #BadmintonMalaysia 🇲🇾 Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik bakal berpisah bermula kejohanan Terbuka Jepun 🇯🇵 yang akan berlangsung pada 14-17 Julai.

Menurut sumber senarai M&Q #JapanOpen2026 yang keluar hari ini, nama Aaron & Wooi Yik telah didaftarkan dengan gandingan berbeza:

Man Wei Chong-Soh Wooi Yik
Aaron Chia-Tee Kai Wun

Persoalannya, adakah gandingan baharu ini bersifat sementara atau kekal?

#UNBRKBL
#ShuttleHard

[lala @farrahlee_]

miss this acc so much🧍🏻‍♀️ i bet nobody knows me anymore🧍🏻‍♀️

[Syah✨ @nrlsyh78]

😭😭😭no more ongteo😭😭😭

[lala @farrahlee_]

QF 🥹🥹🥹

[BWFScore @BWFScore]

PRINCESS SIRIVANNAVARI Thailand Masters 2026
MS - R16
11 21 21 🇲🇾LEE Zii Jia🏅
21 16 12 🇮🇳Mithun MANJUNATH

🕚 in 52 minutes

[Mohd Idris Omar @siodelta]

@TeamLZJ @zongyenyen Ini semua akan diungkit semula pada tahun 2028 setelah LZJ menang gold Olimpik LA. Perjalanan dia yang penuh liku untuk mendapatkan gold akan kekal dalam lipatan sejarah. Maju terus & dont give up👍💪

[lala @farrahlee_]

he won the sec set is enough for me, issokey step by step

[lala @farrahlee_]

jaaiiii

[Shahrazad Sani @shahrazadsani]

I would like to end the day by saying Thank You.

Thank You for showing the kind of love to an athlete who has gone through a lot especially in the past year.

It was something so pure and special that many only wanted to see him perform without the expectation of a result.

I want you all to feel that your faith will be rewarded.

Despite the challenges he keeps on going and gets back up because each and everyone of you.

Post Paris24 I’ve not said a lot, partly because I’ve already said all I wanted and I believe the community is in a better place.

But today is an exception.

Thank You.

#UNBRKBL
#ShuttleHard
#TheBangMedShow

[Gill Clark aka Oma Gill @OmaGillClark]

Successful athletes are, by definition, supremely fit individuals. The display of mental fortitude and athletic ability while battling for supremacy in the sporting arena means we tend to place them on a pedestal, believing they are mentally and physically superior to the rest of us mere mortals.

But while that image helps cultivate the revered star status, it clouds our expectations and conceals the stark reality that every athlete is also a human being with the same frailties and vulnerabilities as the rest of us.

Not only do athletes suffer more injuries than the average person as they continually test their physical capabilities, but when they can’t train or compete due to injury, their whole purpose and identity as an athlete is compromised, which is mentally extremely challenging.

A little over a year ago at the #WorldTourFinals, while Lee Zii Jia was playing some of his best #badminton, he suffered a debilitating ankle injury. Since then, he’s made 2 aborted attempts at return to competition, playing just 7 matches throughout the whole of 2025.

This week the #Olympic Bronze medallist returns to competition at the #MalaysiaOpen2026. And after so long out with injury, the return certainly won’t be easy, not least due to the mental torment every athlete endures while unable to compete.

I also know from bitter experience, after several surgeries following ruptured ACLs in both knees, the expectations from others to immediately perform as you did before the injury is both a heavy burden and totally unrealistic.

So, whilst I, like most badminton fans, eagerly anticipate Lee’s return, we should also be mindful that we need to help and encourage any athlete in their valiant return from injury, not chastise and criticise. We need to understand the universal struggles of every human being in overcoming adversity. Returning athletes deserve both compassion and admiration for the courage and perseverance to keep fighting while on the seemingly relentless road to rehabilitation.

And above all we need to understand and be sympathetic to the fact the mental pain endured during recovery is often greater than the physical pain of the injury itself.

📷 @badmintonphoto

[ً @galilelleo]

THE LEE ZII JIA IS FINALLY BACK

[Giarc Nibisna 🌺🇲🇾 @craigansibin]

JAIIIII 🤫

[Aiman Roshizam @aiman_sekaiichi]

Ada pengesahan tentang LZJ di PMO26.

Recovery process on-court HANYA AKAN BERMULA KETIKA KEMBAI KE GELANGGANG PMO26. So please please please bersabar sampailah LZJ dapat gameplay sebenar 🙏🏻 Jangan aku nampak kritikan yang tidak-tidak, dia dah injured almost the WHOLE 2025.

[chia and soh 🥀💔 @Min_Badminton]

and with that, aaron chia and soh wooi yik's 2025 season comes to an end

thank you for all the memories chiasoh, see you much stronger in 2026 our champions 💫🤍

@aaronchiatf24 @sohwooiyik

[Z 💎🇲🇾 @theone_xyz]

Straight to the GOLD 🔥‼️

[૮ ˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶ ა @qilij1a]

A year ago, Lee Zii Jia was forced to retire from World Tour Finals after a sudden ankle injury while competing against Li Shi Feng. This final tour, with his previous coach, Wong Tat Meng was supposed to be a happy farewell gift unexpectedly turned out with an unfortunate ending