Tag: Carolina Marin

Carolina Marin & Viktor Axelsen Win 2022 European Championships

Madrid: Even though the Rio Olympics women’s singles gold medalist – Carolina Marin has been absent from the badminton court for 11-month due to a left ACL and meniscus injury, she has created history on Saturday to become the first-ever women’s singles player to win six consecutive European Championships title. Continue reading Carolina Marin & Viktor Axelsen Win 2022 European Championships

Carolina Marin, Viktor Axelsen in 2022 European Championships Semis

Madrid: The Rio Olympics gold medalist and five-time European champion, Carolina Marin who is playing in her first tournament after an 11-month absence due to injury on her left anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and both left meniscus, has been doing extremely well at the 2022 European Championships. Continue reading Carolina Marin, Viktor Axelsen in 2022 European Championships Semis

Carolina Marin Announces Return from Injury, Will Play in 2022 European Championships

Madrid: After a ten-month absence from international badminton, Carolina Marin, the badminton queen from Spain and the 2016 Rio Olympics gold medalist, announced on Friday that she planned to stage her return from injury at the 2022 European Championships which will be held in Madrid, Spain, from Apr 25, 2022, to Apr 30, 2022. Continue reading Carolina Marin Announces Return from Injury, Will Play in 2022 European Championships

Carolina Marin Pulls Out of 2021 BWF World Championships

Huelva: The three-time world champion – Carolina Marin has withdrawn from the 2021 BWF World Championships citing concerns about her recovery from the knee operation. Continue reading Carolina Marin Pulls Out of 2021 BWF World Championships

Carolina Marin Making Plans to Play at the 2021 World Championships Following ACL Injury

Spain: The Spanish badminton superstar, Carolina Marin who suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury to her left leg during a training session in May of 2021, is currently enjoying vacation with his friends and planning to make her return to competitive badminton at the 2021 BWF World Championships that will be held in her hometown, Huelva, from November 29 to December 5, 2021. Continue reading Carolina Marin Making Plans to Play at the 2021 World Championships Following ACL Injury

Carolina Marin Suffers Torn Left ACL, Pulls Out of Tokyo Olympics

Huelva: The reigning Olympic Champion, Carolina Marin of Spain suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and meniscus on her left knee during practice last Friday, and has decided to withdraw from the Tokyo Olympics. Continue reading Carolina Marin Suffers Torn Left ACL, Pulls Out of Tokyo Olympics

Carolina Marin Suffers ACL Injury on Her Left Knee

Kuala Lumpur: With 55 days left until the Tokyo Olympics, the reigning Olympics women’s singles champion Carolina Marin of Spain suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury on her left knee during training on Friday. Continue reading Carolina Marin Suffers ACL Injury on Her Left Knee

Carolina Marin Creates History with 5th Straight European Championships Titles, Viktor Axelson Tested Positive for COVID-19

Kyiv: The Rio Olympic women’s singles gold medalist, Carolina Marin of Spain has established herself into a league of her own that was way above the rest in Europe, by winning an unprecedented fifth consecutive women’s singles title at the 2021 European Championships on Sunday, beating Line Christophersen of Denmark 21 – 13, 21 – 18 in the final. Continue reading Carolina Marin Creates History with 5th Straight European Championships Titles, Viktor Axelson Tested Positive for COVID-19

Carolina Marin & Viktor Axelsen Enter European Championships Finals

Kyiv: Spanish badminton star, Carolina Marin just one match away from winning an unprecedented 5th consecutive European Championships title in Kyiv. The top-seeded women’s singles player beat No. 5 seed Neslihan Yigit of Turkey 21-18, 21-9 in the semi-final on Saturday. Continue reading Carolina Marin & Viktor Axelsen Enter European Championships Finals