The 2025 Sudirman Cup has been a good performer, and Malaysia will be hoping to extend his good form into the tour

The Malaysian men's singles men's singles tournament 2025 won 2 wins and 1 defeat in three matches, which gave him a boost of confidence, and he will be hoping to continue that form on the BWF Tour.

Malaysia national feather men's singles Liang Junhao

In the group battle against Japan in this year's Su Cup, men's singles world No. 26 Liang Junhao defeated world No. 8 Kodai Naraoka 21-8, 13-21, 21-18 in the second match, extending his record against his opponent to 4-1. Although Malaysia eventually lost 2-3 to Japan, Jun Hao proved his quality with his results.

The 25-year-old also beat world No. 60 Arnold Merck against France in the group, but he lost 6-21, 14-21 to world No. 1 Shi Yuqi in the quarterfinals against eventual champions China, and Malaysia lost 0-3 to the last four.

Although the Malaysian team was unable to compete for further performance in the Su Cup, Leong Jun Hao gained self-confidence. He hopes to maintain the same form for the next few BWF Tour events in Southeast Asia, starting with the Thailand Open from the 13th to the 18th of this month. After the Thailand tournament, Leong will compete at the Malaysia Masters from 20 to 25 June, the Singapore Open from 27 to 1 June and the Indonesia Open from 3 to 8 June.

"I've been doing poorly since the beginning of the year, but now I'm getting better and my confidence is back. Overall, I am satisfied with my performance in the Su Cup and hope to continue to improve and continue to have good results. "At the All England Championships and Asian Championships earlier this year, Liang Junhao was out early.

Trying to adapt to Jonathan's training style. In January this year, Danish star Jonathan was appointed as the director of singles coaching of the Malaysian national team. As soon as he took office, he managed to change Leung's style of play in many ways. Leung admits that his progress on this point has been slow and that it will take more time to fully adapt to Jonathan's training style, admitting that he still has a lot of room for improvement. "I felt it was difficult to deal with Shi Yuqi in the Su Cup, he has a lot of style of play and knows how to limit his opponent and not let him play at his best. These are all things I need to learn. ”