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Aaron Tai and Yap Roy King were not supposed to be partners. They had no shared tournament history. They won anyway — without losing a single set across five matches.
Malaysian doubles players won a Super 500 badminton tournament in their first event together.
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Aaron Tai and Yap Roy King did not train together for months.
A coach paired them up, sent them to Finland, and told them to figure it out.
The two Malaysians won the 2026 BWF Arctic Open in Vantaa, Finland, on Sunday (11 Oct) — a Super 500 World Tour title — in their first tournament together as a pair.
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