National pair Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik will move on from their Arctic Open final defeat, as they prepare to tackle the Denmark Open this week, a tournament which holds sweet memories for them.

It was only two years ago that Chia-Soh claimed their long-awaited maiden World Tour title in Denmark after they overcame Indonesians Shohibul Fikri-Bagas Maulana in the final.

It ended their six-year wait for a first top-tier title on the badminton circuit since they were paired in 2017.

Since then, the world number two pair won another three titles, with two of them coming this year at the Thailand Open and Singapore Open.

The Asian champions could have added a third silverware on the World Tour this year, but fell in three close games to a well playing Ben Lane-Sean Vendy last Sunday.

National doubles chief coach Herry Iman Pierngaldi has no qualms the Malaysians will bounce back at the Denmark Open.

“They have the experience, and I am sure they will return stronger for the Denmark Open. I hope they will continue to be consistent in tournaments,” he said.

Chia-Soh are due to face a new Indonesian pairing in Rian Ardianto-Rahmat Hidayat in the first round on Wednesday.

They will be confident of returning to winning ways, and hopefully go the distance to reclaim this Super 750 event which they conquered in 2023.

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