I’m Still Not a Top Player, Claims Vitidsarn
Whether it’s an exaggerated sense of modesty, or just his way of deflecting the pressure, Kunlavut Vitidsarn casts himself in the role of a learner than an achiever. Arriving at the HSBC BWF World Tour Finals 2023 as…
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Whether it’s an exaggerated sense of modesty, or just his way of deflecting the pressure, Kunlavut Vitidsarn casts himself in the role of a learner than an achiever. Arriving at the HSBC BWF World Tour Finals 2023 as the reigning world champion, Vitidsarn refuses to consider himself one of the favourites for the season finale.
“This year my performance hasn’t been uniformly good. Sometimes it’s really good and sometimes it’s really low. I need to see how to control my performance in every tournament. I need to work harder than before,” said Vitidsarn, who qualified to the season finale on his status as world champion.
At his one previous appearance at the World Tour Finals in 2021, he was runner-up to Viktor Axelsen.