Stuck In Japan Open 2023 Runner Up Position, Jonatan Christie Takes Wisdom And Focuses On Advanced Tournaments

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JAKARTA - Jonatan Christie has made maximum efforts in the final round of the Japan Open 2023. Unfortunately, when he met Viktor Axelsen, Jonatan Christie was actually stuck in the runner-up position. Appearing at Yoyogi Gymnasium Tokyo, Japan on Sunday 30 July afternoon WIB, Jojo lost in two straight sets by representatives of Denmark with a landslide score of 21-7 and 21-18. This result makes Jojo not yet able to win the title for Indonesia from this Super 750 tournament. Even though he failed to reach the podium, Jojo was still grateful because he could arrive in the final round. He stated that this result was a fairly good achievement. In addition, this meeting with Axelsen will be used as a lesson so that he can improve his performance. "Praise be to God for the results given to me at this Japan Open. Indeed, I have to accept again being in second place here, but I think my achievements are quite good,” open Jonatan Christie after the match was quoted from the PBSI release. “ There are several things that need to be improved, especially against Viktor (Axelsen). There are already a few points that I can take from the match to study in Jakarta, ” bebernya. Being able to advance to the final round to challenge Axelsen, Jonathan feels that this meeting is not an easy match given the opponent's reputation. Furthermore, Jonathan chose to shift his focus to the upcoming tournament at the Australian Open. Moreover, the opponent in the follow-up tournament is quite draining. “ Tonight I immediately flew to Sydney to take off at the Australian Open next week. The most important thing is that the recovery must be good, especially since I immediately met Kento Momota (Japan),” beber Jojo.

“ Hopefully it can still show the maximum after his condition has been used this week,” he hopes about his maximum performance at the Australian Open.