Xie Dingfeng/Su Weiyi won the first king at the 2025 Badminton Asian Championships, and Li Zongwei and others congratulated him as soon as possible

The Malaysian national badminton team men's doubles "Xie Su Combination" Xie Dingfeng and Su Weiyi won the first king at the 2025 Asian Badminton Championships on the evening of the 13th.

Xie Dingfeng and Su Weiyi won the first title at the 2025 Asian Badminton Championships on the evening of the 13th

Former world No. 1 and two-time Asian champion Lee Chong Wei said on social media: "Congratulations to Xie Dingfeng and Su Weiyi on their amazing victory at the Asian Badminton Championships!" You showed true fighting spirit, great skill and extraordinary perseverance on the pitch. Malaysia is proud of you! That's great........ It seems to have been upgraded again! Keep up the strong performance and continue to inspire the next generation!"

Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Zahid said on Facebook that the Cheah Su duo ended Malaysia's 18-year wait for the men's doubles title at the Asian Championships and was not only proud, but also enough to unite all Malaysians. Ahmad Zahid wrote: "The performance was so wonderful! Even under the pressure of the shouts of thousands of opposing fans, you have not been crushed, and the fighting spirit is still the same. Please continue to do this for our country. ”

Yang Qiao hopes that the two will continue to win glory for the country. Yang Qiaoshuang also posted congratulations on Facebook and expressed her hope that the Xie Su pair will continue to win glory for the country: "Warm congratulations to my country's national badminton players Xie Dingfeng and Su Weiyi, who won the men's doubles championship at the Asian Badminton Championships in Ningbo, China."

World No.6 Chia Tingfeng and So Wei Yi defeated hosts China's world No.16 Liu Yi and Tan Pak Yang in straight games 21-19, 21-17 in the men's doubles final of the Asian Championships last Sunday night, and won the men's doubles title for Malaysia for the second time since Chung Teng Hock and Lee Wan Hua in 2007.