Boe, Mogensen Look Forward to New Innings
It wasn’t the kind of end they would’ve wanted to their partnership, but Mathias Boe and Carsten Mogensen preferred to dwell on the positives of their eventful 15-year partnership.
· DEV SUKUMAR
The Danes, having fallen in the second round of the Yonex All England yesterday in straight games to Takeshi Kamura/Keigo Sonoda (21-14 21-16), will start a new phase in their career with different partners.
“We haven’t been on a good strike the last six-seven months,” said Boe. “We’ve been struggling and
had a lot of good conversations about what to do. Both of us feel we have more to give to the sport and to achieve and aim for the big victories. But sometimes you have to make a decision to see what you want to do and we talked about it and decided that we don’t have that much to lose in splitting up and continuing our career with new partners to try a new challenge.”