Chico Wins: Indonesia’s Super 100 Masters Champion

Akarta – Chico Aura Dwi Wardoyo ended the title fast in more than two years by reaching the highest podium of the Indonesian Masters of Badminton Super 100 2025.

Chico, who became the sixth seeded of the tournament, stopped the second seeded of Jeon Hyeok-Jin from South Korea with a score of 13-21, 1-9 and 21-17 at the Pekanbaru Youth Gor, Riau, Sunday, September 21, 2025.

Hamad Al Jazeera wrote: “All I have received is what I brought to Indonesia. I am grateful that today I was able to fight, abandon and God wants it, and God wants it,” said Chico after winning the title.

INA: This is the first Chico title since he won the Taipei 2023 open. After that, his best result only reached the semi-finals of the 2024 French Open.

Chico has continued to get involved to get his best performance in recent years, but has been eliminated several times since the first half of the tournament. He finally decided to leave the National PBSI training center.

Anese Papua left Cipayung in May 2025. He left with Jonatan Christie, who also wants to become a professional player at the National Parent Training Center for Badminton.

al. “Thank you to God to be able to give me a title here, to all the parents, sisters, sisters and PBSIs who gave me their support and their confidence,” said Chico.

Chico will then play the Korea 2022 Open which will take place this week. In the tournament, he will start his trip from the qualification round.

Anese male total has four representatives there with Anthony Sinisuka Ginting, Alwi Farhan and Jonatan Christie. The other three names immediately fought since the main round.


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