21-13/21-12 Lightly defeat the double A combination. Is this Danish young player combination a genius or a blind eye?

A men's doubles match just ended in the semi-finals of the Thailand Open. The young player William/Faust from Denmark easily won the former world number one in Indonesia, Alfian/Adianto, 21-13/21-12, and advanced to the final. No one could have thought of such a score before the game.

William/Faust are both young players born in the 2000s. William was born in 2003 and Faust in 2004. He has participated in five competitions this year, all of which are in one round. I thought it was a bronze-level combination, but I didn't expect it to shine in this Thai Open: I defeated Malaysia Wan Weicong/Zheng Kevin in the 1/8, and defeated the provincial team Li Fangzhi/Li Fangren brothers in the 1/4. The key is that in the semi-finals, he eliminated the two All-British Badminton Open champions with a crushing score. He was the first double A combination in the world, and showed his king-level ability! The final opponent is Xie Dingfeng/Su Wei, who won the men's doubles bronze medal in two consecutive Olympics and won the men's doubles championship in the new Asian Championships. He only won the Malaysian 2024 National Best Male Athlete Award.

In the first round of this year's Indonesia Masters, William Faust lost to the "Fengyi" combination 13-21/21-23. We met again in the final. Is it because of whether the old injury has not healed and new injuries, or whether it has grown into a king, or is it just a flash in the pan? The final will be clear!