Malaysia's badminton shuttler Lee Chong Wei runs during a physical training in Kuala Lumpur July 24, 2008. Lee holds one of Malaysia's best shots at a gold medal since the country first sent athletes to the Olympics 52 years ago, but the badminton shuttler says pressure is not a problem -- yet. With two weeks to go before the Beijing Games begin, the world No. 2 told Reuters hard-core physical training had ended and he was now getting mentally prepared to face the best badminton players in the world. REUTERS/Zainal Abd Halim (MALAYSIA)

Malaysia's badminton shuttler Lee Chong Wei (L) gets a massage from coach Misbun Sidek during a physical training in Kuala Lumpur July 24, 2008. Lee holds one of Malaysia's best shots at a gold medal since the country first sent athletes to the Olympics 52 years ago, but the badminton shuttler says pressure is not a problem -- yet. With two weeks to go before the Beijing Games begin, the world No. 2 told Reuters hard-core physical training had ended and he was now getting mentally prepared to face the best badminton players in the world.
REUTERS/Zainal Abd Halim (MALAYSIA)