The 5 days Scomi KL Open Tennis Championships came to a close Sunday, June 10, 2012, with Christopher Rungkat, the number one seed from Indonesia outclassed our local hero, Si Yew Ming in less than an hour, with the score 63, 62.

In an effortless tennis, Rungkat was superior in all aspect of the game that gave no chance for Si Yew Ming for a comeback. With a strong serve and devastating ground strokes, this was just to show what a Futures and an ATP player, like Rungkat are made of. This title is a boost for him who will compete in an ATP 250 tournament in Holland before heading to Wimbledon playing in the qualifying round. For Ming, it is not the end of the world.  With his dedication and commitment, there’s still some tennis left for him.  For consolation and solace, Ming should look up to Mahesh Bhupathi who at 38 years old can still win titles in Grand Slam tournaments.

ROLL OF HONOUR

Tier 1

Men’ s Singles – Champion                           Christopher Rungkat  (Indonesia)

Men’s Doubles – Champion                          Christopher Rungkat (Indonesia)/Roy Hobbs – (Singapore)

Ladies Singles – Champion                          Choo Lyn Yuen

Ladies Doubles – Champion                        Choo Lyn Yuen/Ti Jia Wei

Men’s Masters Singles – Champion            Marco Sitepu

Men’s Masters Doubles Champion              Marco Sitepu/Ramachandran

Men’s Veteran Singles – Champion             Marco Winter

Men’s Veteran Doubles Champion               Marco Winter/Andy Lee

Tier 2

Men’s Singles – Champion                           Mohd Faez Said

Men’s Doubles – Champion                         Mohd Fazree Said/Syed Azhar Syed Naguib

Ladies Singles – Champion                         Syarifah Shafeenaz

Ladies Doubles – Champion                       Syarifah Shafeenaz/Nur Farah Ain

Men’s Masters Singles – Champion           Mustakim Abu

Men’s Masters Doubles Champion             Anuar/Mustakim

Men’s Veteran Singles – Champion            Sarjit Singh

Men’s Veteran Doubles Champion              Anwar/Hamzah