Lakshya Sen takes home the Silver

[Namrata]

I mean, he did lose the final, but what a week it's been for Lakshya. He's been dealing with blisters, cramps, and those tough three-game matches, and still managed to make it to the All England final. That silver medal might not be the ultimate prize, but his performance has been absolutely top-notch.

[Jatin]

I've got no doubt he'll win an All England title someday, the guy's an incredible player!

[Vikram]

The score was 21-15, 22-20 - I think he totally deserved that gold medal, I'm actually getting a little teary-eyed

[Radhika]

I was on the edge of my seat when he got to deuce, I really thought that was the turning point. He's a total warrior, and I think that ankle injury from yesterday was still bothering him today. But he played like a total champ, I couldn't be prouder of him!

[Payal]

What an amazing effort, and don't worry, you've still got plenty of time, I'm sure you'll be on that podium again soon

[Murali]

I'm really disappointed, you know, he seemed a bit tired and had way too many unforced errors in that first set. But still, what a week it's been for Lakshya, he's given us so many moments to cheer about.

[Michael]

He might not have won, but he played really well. Lin Chung-Yi was also pretty impressive.

[Deepak]

It's been a really great tournament for him, and that silver medal is kind of bittersweet, but I'm hoping he'll achieve even more in the future, he totally deserves it

[Ajay]

The guy's a total classic player, I just hope he can find some consistency and come back stronger this year, maybe even win a few more tournaments.

[Madhu]

Lakshya's performance was just fantastic, I hope he can keep up the good work and get even better, maybe even become a world champion by August this year, especially since India's hosting the world championship after 17 years. On a different note, Lakshya's a bit of a different story compared to Sindhu at her peak - Sindhu was super consistent, but struggled against some of the top players, whereas Lakshya's a bit more unpredictable, you never know when he's going to pull off a big win or lose early on.

[Tejas]

It's been an amazing tournament for him, and I'm sure this experience will make him even more mentally tough.