Former Indonesian badminton queen Susy Susanti, calling Indonesian badminton a chance to succeed when competing in the Asian Games 2018. This was revealed by Susy who attended the Energy Concert event held at Studio 6 Emtek, Jakarta, Thursday (8/3/2018). The concert was held in a series welcoming the Asian Games whose broadcasting rights are owned by Emtek Group.
"Shown as a host can be a distinct advantage for the victory over Indonesia," said Susy who now serves as Head of Development and Achievement of PBSI.
Given the achievements of Indonesia's badminton lately, it is natural that badminton branch become one of hope to get gold medal at Asian Games 2018. In addition to the men's doubles and mixed doubles, the women's doubles also promise achievement following the appearance of Greysia Polii / Apriyani Rahayu more solid and was able to clinch the title in the French Open Super Series tournament
"We do not charge the target of medals to certain numbers or athletes," said Susy, who won a women's bronze medal in the 1990 Asian Games in Beijing and 1994 Hiroshima.
In addition to the women's doubles, Indonesia has a flagship player like Kevin Sanjaya Sukomuljo / Marcus Fernaldi Gideon (men's double) and Tontowi Ahmad / Liliyana Natsir (mixed doubles). They are certainly expected to contribute gold medals in the 2018 Asian Games event held in Jakarta and Palembang.