Khunying Pattama Leesawadtrakul Giving testimony to the Thai badminton players, the Thomas-Uber Cup battle suit and announcing the injection of the winner to receive 2 million baht
Movement of badminton tournament “Total Energy BWF Thomas-Uber Cup Finals 2022” to compete between 8-15 May this year by Khunying Padma Leesawattrakul Director of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), Vice President of the Badminton World Federation (BWF) and President of the Badminton Association of Thailand under royal patronage Visit to practice and give sermons to Thai national badminton players to participate in badminton competitions in the men’s and women’s teams “Total Energy BWF Thomas-Uber Cup Finals 2022” at the badminton court Badminton Association of Thailand Lumpini Park on May 3, 2022
Khunying Pattama said, “First of all, I would like to congratulate all athletes. who develop themselves to be able to join the national team in the list Thomas-Uber Cup this time Absolutely the goal of every athlete who trains hard. In order to have the opportunity to serve the nation to compete on behalf of the national team The athletes in this series are a mixture of experienced athletes with a new wave of rising stars. It can be seen that there are many athletes who are in the national team this time for the first time. Joining in on this training session will help world-class athletes share their experiences with the next wave of rising stars. To continue to develop as a world-class athlete representing the Thai national team in the future
Khunying Pattama said that for the Thomas Cup men’s team competition, the vast majority of athletes are in the new wave with the average age of the athletes on this team being only 23 years old and being in the line. The competition that is considered to be a very strong line. In facing both the reigning champions Indonesia and a very strong team like South Korea, so the chances of the men’s team are quite difficult but still hope our young athletes can show their talents and have fun fighting. Win-lose depends on the timing and chances of that day. But please believe that every athlete will definitely fight to the fullest.”
“In the women’s team this time, the Thai team is in the 4th place of the competition. Which believes that this athlete will be able to do a great job, confident that they will pass through the final 4 teams successfully, which is enough to meet Japan or South Korea 2 teams that are very strong in the women’s category, but believe that young athletes from Thailand should join forces Let’s fight to the fullest and have a chance to get back into the finals again.”
In addition, Khunying Pattama also said that in the competition “Total Energy BWF Thomas-Uber Cup Finals 2022” as it is a world championship. There is a team of world-class badminton players. The world’s top athletes participate in the competition. To create morale and encouragement for athletes, Khunying Pamma Leesawattrakul Therefore, the prize money for athletes who won gold medals will receive 2 million baht per team, 1 million baht per team silver medal and 500,000 baht per team bronze medal. The 8 finalists will receive 250,000 baht per team.”
by the program of the Thai badminton team in the battle “Total Energy BWF Thomas-Uber Cup 2022 “at Impact Arena Muang Thong Thani in the group stage as follows
Sunday 8 May 65
At 14.00, women’s Uber Cup Thai team meets with Egypt (field number 4)
Time 19.00 Thomas Cup Thai team meets South Korea (field number 1)
Monday 9 May 65
At 14.00, women’s Uber Cup Thai team meets Malaysia (field number 1)
Time 19.00 Thomas Cup Thai men’s team meets Indonesia (field number 1)
Tuesday 10 May 65
Time 19.00 Women’s Uber Cup Thai team meets Denmark (field number 2)
Wednesday 11 May 65
14.00 The Thomas Cup Thai men’s team meets Singapore (field number 3)
For the Thai national badminton team, this set consists of 12 male athletes “Thomas Cup”, consisting of Kulwut Withitsan, Kantaphon Wangcharoen, Sitthikom Thammasil, Kosit Petchpradap, Panichphon Teeraratsakul. , Adulrat Namkul, Pukphon Teeraratsakul, Peerachchai Sukphan, Nantakan Yodpaisong, Chalermphon Charoenkijomon, Wachirawit Sothon and Thanadon Phanpanich
12 female athletes “Uber Cup”, consisting of Waranok Inthanon, Pornpawee Chochuwong, Busanan Ungbamrungphan, Pittayaphon Chaiwan, Pitchamon Opasnipat, Supa Nida Ketthong, Jongkolphan Kititharakul, Rawinda Prajongjai, Benyapha Iamsaard, Nankan Iamsa-ad, Laksika Kalplaha, Phathaimas Mueanwong