It is already a foregone
conclusion now that there is an obvious difference in levels between both
brothers. Aaron being a gifted player has consistently outplayed Ryan for
months now. The younger sibling has advantage in speed, court coverage and
skill. Their routine sparring will
require Aaron to give at least 6 to 8 handicap points to Ryan. As Aaron is progressing
well, we are constantly reviewing the approach on the quality of his training programmes
so as not to restrict the development of his talent.
Aaron turn 11 on Oct 2014 |
Despite his agonising defeat, the
match however has raised many eyebrows as Aaron almost toppled the more fancied
player. The elders knew full well that little Aaron has another year to his
advantage as he just turned 11 on October 2014. Atef Haikal went on to the
final but subsequently fell to Yap Juin An of Yap Twin Sport. Enroute to the
final, the formidable Yap Juin An overpowered
Ryan earlier in the round, 30 -25.
The next 4 months before the 2015
MSSD, will be a telling revelation as to how much more Aaron can develop his game
further. As it is now, he is already making dents on the armour of top notch
state players. How sharp his battle axe is will depends on how he grinds
it. It will boils down to the quality of
his trainings henceforth.
BOYS SINGLES U12
1st Round - Ryan vs Bye
2nd Round – Ryan vs Yap Juin An 25
– 30
1st Round – Aaron vs Bye
2nd Round – Aaron vs Chong Zheng Yang 30 - 15
Qtr Final – Aaron vs Muhd Atef Haikal 29 – 30
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