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Badminton: Malaysia Masters tickets on sale from tomorrow

BAM expects another surge of fans following overwhelming demand for M’sia Open

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 15 Jun 2022 4:21PM

Badminton: Malaysia Masters tickets on sale from tomorrow
Last year’s Malaysia Masters men’s singles champion, Japan’s Kento Momota, addresses the shuttlecock. The total prize money on offer for this year’s tournament is US$360,000. – AFP pic, June 15, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – Badminton fans can look forward to securing their seats at the Malaysia Masters 2022 as tickets go on sale tomorrow from 2pm onwards.

The tournament will take place at the Axiata Arena Bukit Jalil from July 5 to 10. 

“Considering the overwhelming ticket demand for the Malaysia Open, we expect another huge surge from fans to purchase tickets. 

“I believe the momentum generated from the Malaysia Open will continue at the Masters,” said Badminton Association of Malaysia general-secretary Datuk Kenny Goh Chee Keong in a statement today.

In the last Malaysia Masters held in 2020, Japan’s Kento Momota was crowned the men’s singles champion while Chen Yufei of China won the women’s singles title.

This year, the total prize money on offer for the tournament is US$360,000 (RM1,591,020).

Tickets are priced between RM20 to RM460 and can be purchased online via my.bookmyshow.com.

An early bird promotion is available for the first 2,000 tickets sold. – The Vibes, June 15, 2022

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