Lee announces badminton comeback bid
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian star Lee Chong Wei Thursday said he plans to return to badminton after successful treatment for nose cancer, insisting he had no intention of retiring.
The ex-world number one said he could resume training as early as next month and was targeting a competitive comeback at the All England Open in March.
“I finished all my treatment... and have recovered very well,” a cheerful and healthy-looking Lee, 36, told a press conference in Kuala Lumpur.
“I want to come back to court,” he said, adding: “As of now, I am not retiring.”
The three-time Olympic silver medallist was making his first public appearance since his shock diagnosis was announced in September.
Lee, who returned from treatment in Taiwan last month, said it was his “dream” to play in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, which would be his fifth Summer Games.
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