Kuala Lumpur: While World No. 3 men’s singles player Anders Antonsen of Denmark became the first Danish player to win the Denmark Open title since Jan Ø. Jørgensen’s victory 10 years ago, he also succeeded in getting fans talking about him on social media about his shorts pulling ritual after he eventually defeated teammate Rasmus Gemke 18-21, 21-19, 21-12 in the final on Oct 18th. Continue reading Anders Antonsen’s Shorts Pulling Gesture “Strikingly Similar” to Cristiano Ronaldo’s
Tag: 2020 Denmark Open
How Nozomi Okuhara Upgraded Her Game in Denmark Open Final?
Tokyo: Japan’s World No. 4 women’s singles player Nozomi Okuhara who ultimately clinching the 2020 Denmark Open after finishing runner-up the previous six times since winning the 2018 Hong Kong Open, did not drop a single game in five matches en route to the title at the BWF World Tour Super 750 tournament. Continue reading How Nozomi Okuhara Upgraded Her Game in Denmark Open Final?
Jan Jorgensen Not Finished With Badminton Career Just Yet
Odense: Back in 2010, 22-year-old Jan Jorgensen defeated the 2004 Athens Summer Olympics champion – Taufik Hidayat of Indonesia, 21-19, 21-19 to win the Denmark Super Series. Continue reading Jan Jorgensen Not Finished With Badminton Career Just Yet
Anders Antonsen Defeats Rasmus Gemke to Win Denmark Open
Odense: The 23-year-old Anders Antonsen of Denmark has seemingly matured into one of the world’s best, when he played the Denmark Open final with maturity and greater mental toughness, staging a great comeback to beat compatriot Rasmus Gemke 18-21, 21-19, 21-12 on Sunday. Continue reading Anders Antonsen Defeats Rasmus Gemke to Win Denmark Open
Nozomi Okuhara Beats Carolina Marin in Denmark Open Final
Odense: World No. 4 Nozomi Okuhara of Japan sealed the first Denmark Open title of her career on Sunday when she completed a comprehensive straight-sets victory over World No. 6 Carolina Marin of Spain. It’s also worth noting that this was also Okuhara’s first title in 2 years. Okuhara’s last international title was the 2018 Hong Kong Open, where she overcame Ratchanok Intanon of Thailand 21-19, 24-22. Continue reading Nozomi Okuhara Beats Carolina Marin in Denmark Open Final
Anders Antonsen vs. Rasmus Gemke in Denmark Open Final
Odense: World No. 3 Anders Antonsen and World No. 17 Rasmus Gemke trying to become the first Danish men’s singles player to win the Denmark Open on Sunday, since Jan Jorgensen last won it in 2010. Continue reading Anders Antonsen vs. Rasmus Gemke in Denmark Open Final
Carolina Marin to Play Nozomi Okuhara in Denmark Open Final
Odense: The 16th career meeting between World No. 6 Carolina Marin and World No. 4 Nozomi Okuhara has come true, generating big anticipation among badminton fans worldwide and creating the perfect climax to the Denmark Open final on Sunday. Continue reading Carolina Marin to Play Nozomi Okuhara in Denmark Open Final
Carolina Marin and Chou Tien Chen Forced to Work Hard in Denmark Open Quarters
Odense: Both Carolina Marin and Chou Tien Chen overcame some quarter-finals wobbles to progress at the Denmark Open on Friday. Continue reading Carolina Marin and Chou Tien Chen Forced to Work Hard in Denmark Open Quarters
Chou Tien Chen to Face Kidambi Srikanth In Denmark Open Quarters
Odense: Chou Tien Chen, the second-seeded Taiwanese, advanced to the quarter-finals of the 2020 Denmark Open by easily beating Nhat Nguyen of Ireland 21-8, 21-16 in 42 minutes. Continue reading Chou Tien Chen to Face Kidambi Srikanth In Denmark Open Quarters
Chou Tien Chen, Nozomi Okuhara Cruise Into Denmark Open 2nd Round
Odense: The men’s singles No. 2 seed, Chou Tien Chen of Taiwan beat Denmark’s 25-year-old Victor Svendsen 21-16, 21-11 in a Denmark Open first-round match at the Odense Sports Park on Wednesday. Continue reading Chou Tien Chen, Nozomi Okuhara Cruise Into Denmark Open 2nd Round