Tey Seu Bock

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Born (1973-02-21) 21 February 1973 (age 52)
Yearsactive1991–1995
CountryMalaysia
Tey Seu Bock
郑瑞睦
Personal information
Born (1973-02-21) 21 February 1973 (age 52)
Years active1991–1995
Sport
CountryMalaysia
SportBadminton
HandednessRight
EventMen's singles & doubles
BWF profile
Tey Seu Bock
Traditional Chinese鄭瑞睦
Simplified Chinese郑瑞睦
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu PinyinZhèng Ruì Mù
Yue: Cantonese
JyutpingZeng6 Seoi6 Muk6
Southern Min
Hokkien POJTēⁿ Sūi-bo̍k
Tâi-lôTēnn Suī-bo̍k

Datuk Tey Seu Bock DPSM (born 21 February 1973)[1] is a retired Malaysian professional badminton player. He is most well known for being the coach of three-time Olympic silver medalist and former world No. 1 badminton men's singles shuttler Lee Chong Wei between 2010 and 2016.[2] Tey currently serves as coach of the men's singles department at the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM).[3]

As a player, he was active in both men's singles and doubles until his retirement.

Tey was born in Pengkalan Balak in the Malaysian state of Malacca. Following limited success in his playing career, he turned to coaching and remained as an assistant to Misbun Sidek for a large number of years acting as sparring partner to players such as Rashid Sidek, Muhammad Roslin Hashim and eventually Lee himself. He once ventured into the kopi tiam (traditional coffee shop) business in an attempt to strengthen his financial situation but the business failed after a year.[4]

Career

1995

Men's Doubles

Year Tournament Round Partner Opponent Score
1995 Brunei Open Round of 32 Malaysia Rahman Sidek Indonesia Dodi
Indonesia Hermono Yuwono
14-17 9-15

1994

Men's Singles

Year Tournament Round Opponent Score
1994 German Open Qualification Germany Holger Kampen 15-7 15-4
Qualification Germany Franz Josef Mueller 15-9 15-3
Round of 64 Germany Volker Renzelmann 15-8 15-12
Round of 32 Sweden Tomas Johansson 8-15 9-15
1994 Dutch Open Round of 64 Indonesia Budi Santoso 4-15 7-15
1994 Indonesia Open Round of 64 Indonesia Hendrawan 11-15 10-15
1994 Brunei Open Round of 64 Philippines Wilfred Albo 15-2 15-4
Round of 32 Indonesia Jeffer Rosobin 5-15 2-15
1994 Singapore Open Qualification Singapore Noor Izwan Paini 15-0 15-2
Qualification Singapore Kok Keong Desmond Tan 15-1 15-14
Qualification Malaysia Saman Ismail 9-15 15-4 15-11
Round of 64 Netherlands Jeroen Van Dijk 5-15 15-12 9-15
1994 Malaysia Open Round of 64 Indonesia Ardy Wiranata 2-15 3-15

1993

Men's Singles

Year Tournament Round Opponent Score
1993 Brunei Open Round of 32 Philippines Antonio Jr Mance 15-7 11-15 15-4
Round of 16 Thailand Kitipon Kitikul 15-5 15-13
Quarterfinal Malaysia Kantharoopan Ponniah 6-15 15-11 9-15
1993 Malaysia Open Round of 64 Japan Takuya Katayama 15-10 15-6
Round of 32 Finland Pontus Jäntti 6-15 10-15

Men's Doubles

Year Tournament Round Partner Opponent Score
1993 Brunei Open Round of 32 Malaysia Ah Heng Lo Brunei Wahab Moksin
Brunei Hj Yusof
15-4 15-5
Round of 16 Indonesia Gunawan
Brunei Al-Muhtadee Billah
18-17 1-15 15-4
Quarterfinal Thailand Kitipon Kitikul
Thailand Prapon Prapaitrakul
6-15 2-15
1993 Malaysia Open Round of 32 Malaysia Ah Heng Lo Indonesia Rexy Mainaky
Indonesia Ricky Subagja
2-15 3-15

1992

Men's Singles

Year Tournament Round Opponent Score
1992 Malaysia Open Round of 128 Australia Yifeng Shen 8-15 15-11 14-17

1991

Men's Singles

Year Tournament Round Opponent Score
1991 Singapore Open Qualification
Qualification Japan Yuzo Kubota 15-7 10-15 15-13
Qualification India Bhawin Gala 12-15 9-15
1991 Malaysia Open Qualification Tanzania Ibrahim Sadru Walkover
Qualification Mexico Luis Lopezllera Walkover
Qualification India Dipankar Bhattacharjee 7-15 8-15

Men's Doubles

Year Tournament Round Partner Opponent Score
1991 Malaysia Open Qualification Malaysia D. Jivehenthiran Bye
Qualification Denmark Liwen Lin
China Jianjun Liu
6-15 8-15
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Coaching

Honours

References

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