Fabian Peter is a sports journalist based in Malaysia, specializing in local sports coverage. He writes for nstonline and his work has also appeared in MDPI. Fabian's articles focus on a wide range of sports, including badminton, mobile gaming, and Olympic preparations.
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Fabian Peter's focus is primarily on local sports events in Malaysia, particularly badminton. Given the high emphasis on event coverage and the specific topics covered such as Badminton and Malaysia Open, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming badminton events or exclusive interviews with players participating in these tournaments.
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Former athletes open up about Kenneth Jonassen's coaching style, from tough training sessions to the personal touch that drives success
Former Denmark singles player believes winning gold is the ultimate goal Updated 5:06 PM MYT
By: Fabian Peter
Newly-appointed head coach believes the current women's players have the potential, but their progress boils down to their ambition and desire to win
By: Fabian Peter
The former Denmark singles player and his family had planned six months ago to celebrate the festive season in Malaysia, even before accepting his new role at ABM
Newly-appointed singles head coach met the players at ABM today before leaving for Denmark. Jonassen will join officially in January
The mixed doubles head coach believes that the gap between the two top pairs in the country and the juniors is significant
Junior diver Nurqayyum Nazmi Mohd Nazim won the bronze in the 3m springboard event Updated 9:00 PM MYT
By: Fabian Peter
Coach emphasises resetting form and focus as Aaron-Wooi Yik prepare for World Tour Finals
Rashid Sidek backs Kenneth Jonassen's expertise but says the four-year timeline for Olympic gold is unrealistic
US shuttler Zhang Beiwen's struggles spark debate over BWF policies as Lee Chong Wei calls for reforms and praises Malaysia's support system
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