Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo Wins Taipei Open 2023, Evaluation Results In Previous Tournaments Also Played A Role

Indonesian men's singles, Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo. (Photo: Twitter @INABadminton)

JAKARTA - The Indonesian men's singles, Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo, won the title at the Taipei Open 2023. This success cannot be separated from the results of the evaluation of previous tournaments, especially in terms of pattern and game strategy

PBSI National Pelatnas Men's Singles Assistant Harry Hartono said Chico's performance was not too bad in the previous three tournaments. It's just that there are still minor mistakes and less daring at the final points.

Likewise from the mental side of the players, Harry also reminded Chico to always have motivation in every tournament he participates in.

"And on the positive side, there should be more motivation to play better in Taipei and take the title. As a result in Taipei, Chico can win. Proof he learned from the previous evaluation," said Harry.

When appearing at Taipei, Chico really enjoyed the matches he played, and always dared to make decisions.

"I see Chico taking care of his mental and mind more so that his confidence and calm can continue to be well controlled. Because from training, the preparations are good and maximum," said Harry, as reported by Antara.

In addition, Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo's success in winning the Taipei Open 2023 was also inseparable from the ability of his foster children to maintain stamina since the beginning of the tournament.

According to Harry, good cooperation between athletes and support teams also affected Chico's victory in the BWF Super 300 category event.

"The key to the champion Chico is a team that always supports him. So that Chico's performance and fitness can be maintained until the final," said Harry through official PP PBSI information in Jakarta, Sunday.

During his appearance at Taipei, Harry considered Chico to have excellent calm and confidence. Even the valuation graph of the performance of badminton players from Jayapura, Papua, has always increased in every round.

"If you look from the early stages to the finals, the graph continues to rise so that you can carry out the strategy of the coach and dare to make decisions while on the field," said Harry.