The two have met 16 times in history. Axelsen has 14 wins and 2 losses. He has a huge winning rate against Zhou Tiancheng. Therefore, if Zhou Tiancheng wants to win in this game, he must complete a breakthrough and must play better. Be aggressive, otherwise your chances of winnin

Beijing time on June 12th, the Indonesian badminton men’s singles final Danish player Axelsen played against Chinese Taipei player Zhou Tiancheng . It is a pity that no players in the national badminton men’s singles can break into the semi-finals.

There are a total of 16 historical matches between the two. Axelsen has achieved 14 wins and 2 losses. He has a huge winning rate against Zhou Tiancheng. Therefore, if Zhou Tiancheng wants to win this game, he must complete a breakthrough and must play harder. Be aggressive, otherwise your chances of winning are slim.

In the first game, Axelsen steadily used his own advantages to get off to a 5-0 start. Zhou Tiancheng still played more conventionally and was unable to find opportunities. It was particularly difficult to score. He was 8 points behind 3-11 and entered the first timeout; he returned to the court. Tiancheng made another mistake last week, and the point difference continued to widen to more than 10 points. Axelsen completely controlled the situation and played quite easily, winning the first game 21-10 without any challenge.

In the first game of the men’s singles final, Zhou Tiancheng basically did not pose any threat to Axelsen. It felt easier than the training game, and it did not consume much physical energy on him. From this point of view, the suspense of the outcome of the game is not great. Next, It just depends on whether Zhou Tiancheng can make a breakthrough in offense. Blind defense will not work at all.

Zhou Tiancheng also had a difficult time in the second game. He could not attack and defend, but the threat of each kill was not big enough. This gave Axelsen the opportunity to take a 6-2 lead. , Zhou Tiancheng really tried his best to find a way to score, which produced a good effect, and luck also came to his side to equalize the score 6-6.

The two sides played very stalemate during this period, and the game also became more exciting. Axelsen also made mistakes in the backcourt, but still led 11-9 into the timeout. In the second half, Axelsen's rhythm gradually picked up again. The opening score difference reached 15-9. Although Zhou Tiancheng resisted, he was unable to recover. In the end, Axelsen won another game 21-12, winning the 2022 Indonesia Masters men's singles championship with a big score of 2-0.