PCM Wants to Sue & Ban M'sian Paralympic Gold Medallist for Public Criticism on Unfulfilled Promised Reward - WORLD OF BUZZ

PCM Wants to Sue & Ban M'sian Paralympic Gold Medallist for Public Criticism on Unfulfilled Promised Reward - WORLD OF BUZZ

Paralympian Cheah Liek Hou has called out the Paralympic Council of Malaysia (PCM) on Instagram, saying they have yet to pay him the cash reward he was

M'sian Paralympic Council mulls legal action over athlete's reward scam claim

Cheah says he felt 'scammed' after not receiving RM60k MPC allegedly promised.

PCM set to take action against Paralympic gold medal winner Liek Hou

KUALA LUMPUR: The Paralympic Council of Malaysia (PCM) have denied promising para shuttler Cheah Liek Hou RM60,000 incentive for capturing gold in the Paris Paralympics and have decided to take action against him for "slandering" the organisation. Read full story

Badminton News: Cheah Liek Hou’s RM60K Dispute with MPM Sparks National Outcry

Kuala Lumpur — What should have been a moment of celebration has turned into a controversy engulfing Malaysian badminton. Malaysia’s para-badminton gold medalist Cheah Liek Hou, who made history by winning the Paralympic gold medal in Paris 2024, is now in the spotlight for a very different reason: speaking out. In a recent social media post, Cheah expressed his disappointment over the RM60,000 cash prize promised to him a year ago—which, to dat…

Malaysia's Paralympic Gold Medallist Faces Ban Over RM60,000 Prize Money Row

Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter, or Telegram and WhatsApp channels for the latest stories and updates. Malaysia’s para-badminton superstar Cheah Liek Hou is staring down a potential competition ban after he had the audacity to call out sports officials for not paying up on promised prize money. The 37-year-old double Paralympic champion took to Instagram to brand the Paralympic Council of Malaysia (PCM) a “scam organisation” after they failed t…

Council mulls legal action, suspension against Paralympic gold medallist

The Paralympic Council of Malaysia says Cheah Liek Hou’s public criticism over the cash incentive delay damaged the council’s credibility and could affect future sponsorships.