Carolina Marn falls to Intanon in the Indonesian Master final

Intanon, number five in the world rnking, fights from t to t with the Spanish with an offensive, technical and varied game, which led Marn, number ten in the world, to use his defensive power as he had not done so far in the championship

Carolina Marn has fallen defeated this Sunday against the Thai Ratchanok Intanon in the final of the Indonesian Master in three sets (19-21; 21-11; 18-21) in a disputed match in which the push of the Spanish was not enough to overcome the Asian.

Intanon, number five in the world rnkingl, fight from t to t with the Spanish with an offensive, technical and varied game that led to Marn, world number ten, to use his defensive power as he had not done so far in the championship.

The first set showed that the little details were going to mark the final, which lasted an hour and 20 minutes, as a bad support with the grimace of Marn on 12-14, which suffered several points after and after which a five-point gap opened on the scoreboard until 12-17 in favor of the Thai.

The Spanish player, Olympic, world and European champion, almost manages to overcome with 17-18, but the good game and aggressiveness of the Asian flyer, who knew how to stay whole in the moments of maximum tension, chose the first set in their favor.

The second manga also began with great equality; the Huelva flyer did damage to the Thai but some unforced errors and the good state of form of her opponent contributed to arrive with 11-8 to the rest.

From ah, Marn super mentally to the Thai that he did not know how to react to the storm that Spanish means when he enters a dynamic winner, while the public encouraged both players with passion and they could see Spanish and Thai flags in the stands.

Nevertheless in the final release Intanon regained his good game and he never let the Spaniard get ahead on the scoreboard, with several points adjusted to the line, aggressiveness and concentration.

The partial victory between both players is located in 4-7 in favor of the Thai flyer, who he is redeemed from the defeat against the Spanish at the French Open in October.

Last year, Marn broke the anterior cruciate ligament of the knee in the Indonesian Master, which took him away from the competitions for eight months.

After recovering, the Spanish Gan in September at the China Open and in December I conquered the Syed Modi International Badminton Championship in India.

The next tournament in which Marn will be the Master of Thailand Princess Sirivannavari, which begins on January 21.