Lee Chong Wei ( 李宗伟 )

The team had a hero's welcome at the airport this afternoon :

https://www.facebook.com/leechongweiofficial/?fref=nf
[Admin] "Lu ingat kita cinta ka?*" - Replied Dato' Lee Chong Wei to the press onLin Dan's viral letter to him. Love!

Credits: @SumishaCNA

Translated: Do you think we're in love ah?


http://www.kinitv.com/video/37927O8
No, no, no this issue. I didnt write, he (LD) didnt write. Fake lah. That China reporter wrote it himself. You think we are in love kah, want to write letter?
 
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Nine Tailed Fox said:
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He loves Lin Dan's buttocks.
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"Lee, my eyes are up here"
 
KUALA LUMPUR: A few days before he left for the Rio Olympics, national shuttler Datuk Lee Chong Wei visited a Cheras showroom looking to invest in a condominium unit.

Now, the property developer that Lee spoke to, Orando Holdings, wants to present the 32-year-old badminton player with the RM1.5mil unit for his contribution to Malaysian sports.

The 1,100sq ft, three-bedroom unit at the planned Lavile exclusive condominium in Taman Maluri will face the Kuala Lumpur City Centre and come fully furnished.

“At the moment, we don’t have a badminton court at the condominium. Maybe we can ask the architect to build at least one court, which we can name after Datuk Lee Chong Wei,” said Orando managing director Datuk Eng Wei Chun.



Eng said Lee had shown interest in buying the unit before flying to Brazil, adding that he had already made up his mind early on to give the unit to the shuttler.

“I volunteered to do this. I waited until after his game to tell him.

“I wanted to give him a surprise. He has done so much for the country,” said Eng, adding that he hoped this would encourage more young Malaysians to excel in sports.

Asked why Lee was the only Malaysian Olympian to receive a free unit from Orando, Eng said it was because Lee was the face of Malaysia’s international sports team and already an interested buyer.

“There will be other chances for future Olympians. I see this as a corporate social responsibility.

“We want the country to have a bright future and be harmonious. Sports is doing that. This is my way of enhancing our sports for a brighter future for Malaysia,” he said.

The 38-storey condominium is expected to be completed in 2020.

This is not the only reward the three-time Olympic silver medallist is getting for his second place win in the Rio final.

He will receive RM637,888 from the National Sports Council and the Badminton Association of Malaysia, on top of a Proton Suprima S 1.6L Turbo Premium and an Osim uDiva Classic Massage Sofa.

He will also get a RM3,000 monthly pension for the rest of his life.

Lee is expected to arrive at the KL International Airport with the rest of Team Malaysia at 1.30pm today.

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nati...wei-with-unit-for-his-contribution-to-sports/

So I reckon, the others need to wait till retirement/near retirement to see how many medals/major tounaments they win.
 
eaglehelang said:
KUALA LUMPUR: A few days before he left for the Rio Olympics, national shuttler Datuk Lee Chong Wei visited a Cheras showroom looking to invest in a condominium unit.

Now, the property developer that Lee spoke to, Orando Holdings, wants to present the 32-year-old badminton player with the RM1.5mil unit for his contribution to Malaysian sports.

The 1,100sq ft, three-bedroom unit at the planned Lavile exclusive condominium in Taman Maluri will face the Kuala Lumpur City Centre and come fully furnished.

“At the moment, we don’t have a badminton court at the condominium. Maybe we can ask the architect to build at least one court, which we can name after Datuk Lee Chong Wei,” said Orando managing director Datuk Eng Wei Chun.



Eng said Lee had shown interest in buying the unit before flying to Brazil, adding that he had already made up his mind early on to give the unit to the shuttler.

“I volunteered to do this. I waited until after his game to tell him.

“I wanted to give him a surprise. He has done so much for the country,” said Eng, adding that he hoped this would encourage more young Malaysians to excel in sports.

Asked why Lee was the only Malaysian Olympian to receive a free unit from Orando, Eng said it was because Lee was the face of Malaysia’s international sports team and already an interested buyer.

“There will be other chances for future Olympians. I see this as a corporate social responsibility.

“We want the country to have a bright future and be harmonious. Sports is doing that. This is my way of enhancing our sports for a brighter future for Malaysia,” he said.

The 38-storey condominium is expected to be completed in 2020.

This is not the only reward the three-time Olympic silver medallist is getting for his second place win in the Rio final.

He will receive RM637,888 from the National Sports Council and the Badminton Association of Malaysia, on top of a Proton Suprima S 1.6L Turbo Premium and an Osim uDiva Classic Massage Sofa.

He will also get a RM3,000 monthly pension for the rest of his life.

Lee is expected to arrive at the KL International Airport with the rest of Team Malaysia at 1.30pm today.

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nati...wei-with-unit-for-his-contribution-to-sports/

So I reckon, the others need to wait till retirement/near retirement to see how many medals/major tounaments they win.
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So GVS/TWK and LCW each have been given a house. I look forward to another developer or business entity to step forward and award GLY and CPS a house too.
 
There are talks/rumors that Hendrawan‘s contract won’t be renewed beyond this year.

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PETALING JAYA: National badminton ace Lee Chong Wei did not openly declare it, but it’s obvious that he wants Hendrawan to continue coaching him for one last shot at a major title – the World Championships in Glasgow next year.

The 43-year-old Indonesian was instrumental in helping Chong Wei get back on his feet after an eight-month doping suspension.

Returning to action in May last year, Chong Wei took just 14 months to work his way back to the world No. 1 spot in June.

Chong Wei has also won nine titles along the way – besides claiming silver at last year’s World Championships in Jakarta and the Rio de Janeiro Olympics last week.



Hendrawan’s contract is set to expire at the end of December and Chong Wei believes it will be a no-brainer for the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) to offer him an extension.

“His contributions speak for themselves ... I think he (Hendrawan) has proven himself and everyone can see what he has done for me,” said Chong Wei.

“Under his guidance, I fought my way back to the world No. 1 spot in just 14 months. I was at No. 182 when I first returned from suspension.

“In the last six years, he has groomed other good singles players like Iskandar (Zulkarnain Zainuddin). So, Hendrawan’s presence is not only important for me, but also to the entire singles department.

“Hendrawan has certainly given a lot to the team ... but so has coach (Tey) Seu Bock.

“It will be up to the BAM to decide on whether to retain them or not, but I hope both Hendrawan and Seu Bock will stay on and be part of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic project.”

Chong Wei has been training under Seu Bock since 2010, with assistance from former singles chief coach Rashid Sidek and Hendrawan.

Hendrawan was then tasked by BAM technical director Morten Frost to handle Chong Wei when the shuttler had finished serving his doping suspension.

Frost was certainly spot-on in trusting Hendrawan, a world champion in 2001.

Hendrawan was certainly up to the task, although Chong Wei fell short in his bid to nail the elusive Olympic gold.

Chong Wei and seven other Olympic medallists – men’s doubles pair Goh V Shem-Tan Wee Kiong, mixed doubles pair Chan Peng Soon-Goh Liu Ying and synchro divers Pandelela Rinong-Cheong Jun Hoong (all silver) and cyclist Azizulhasni Awang (bronze) – were rewarded with cash incentives totalling RM315,000 by XOX Mobile at a ceremony yesterday for their achievements in Rio.

Peng Soon-Liu Ying and Azizulhasni were absent yesterday.

XOX Mobile rewarded the silver medallists with RM60,000 each (the pairs shared the amount equally) and the bronze medallist RM25,000.

Chong Wei received a total of RM110,000, including RM50,000 for doing the XOX Mobile proud as its brand ambassador.

http://www.thestar.com.my/sport/bad...ei-says-hendrawan-contributed-to-his-success/
 
A big congratulations to Dato’ Lee Chong Wei from the Samsung team, we hope you and your family will enjoy the immersive viewing experience with the best picture quality on your new SUHD TV


More rewards from sponsors
 

Kerajaan Negeri sumbang insentif berbentuk kewangan RM150,000 untuk Chong Wei, Peng Soon (RM100,000) & Liu Ying (RM25,000), Terima kasih & Syabas!


Penang state government rewards LCW with RM150k, CPS with RM100k, GLY with RM25k.
Note that GLY gets less cos she is not from Penang state. She gets RM25k due to her home state Melaka decided to reward CPS with RM25k( political one upmanship thingy, suffice to say)
 
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KUALA LUMPUR: National shuttler Datuk Lee Chong Wei received a condominium worth RM1.5mil as a reward for his silver medal effort at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

Lee received the mock keys to the unit from Orando Holdings Sdn Bhd managing director Datuk Eng Wei Chun at a ceremony on Friday.

The 1,100sq ft, three-bedroom unit at the planned Lavile exclusive condominium in Taman Maluri, Cheras will face the Kuala Lumpur City Centre and come fully furnished.

Minister in Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong, who witnessed the ceremony, praised Lee for uniting Malaysians of all races through his stellar performances in Brazil.


Present were Adviser on National Unity & Integration in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Heng Sai Kie and Star Media Group Bhd group managing director and chief executive officer Datuk Seri Wong Chun Wai.
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2016/09/02/chong-wei-receives-condominium-worth-rm1_5mil/



It's the same condo. This is the ceremony, earlier was announcement by CEO
 
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After watching the replay of the OG final (I could not see it live) I found that LCW did not miss much physically. He could not out-speed CL, which he used to do sometimes in the past (but not all the time), but I found his shortcoming in net play more important, as his relatively week drop shot from the back. It was slow, not really deep, and without strong disguise. Overall his deceptions are not up to par and rarely he made CL doubt.
Those techniques he could enhance I believe. They used to be better then that (except for the deception, never his forte).
 
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