Kuala Lumpur: 2022 has been a year full of economic, environmental, and geopolitical turmoil worldwide. With just a few days away from 2023, BadmintonPlanet.com is grateful that you read our coverage of badminton news that touched your heart or maybe it made you laugh out loud.
Today, we are counting down to our selection of the 10 most significant badminton news in 2022. These stories are ranked based on the highest number of online views on BadmintonPlanet.com in chronological order and we wish everyone a Happy New Year!
Full support to Chou Tien Chen and other victims (including Anthony Sinisuka Ginting) of this type of controversial calls from the very unprofessional BWF officials.
Viktor Axelsen shows support for Lee Zii Jia and Goh Jin Wei after the Malaysians received a 2-year-ban from BAM. (photo: Shi Tang/Getty Images)
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