Jakarta: The Indonesian badminton legend Rudy Hartono who reportedly fell off a bicycle and was hospitalized on September 26, has been discharged from Siloam Hospital in Pondok Indah, South Jakarta last Saturday. Continue reading Rudy Hartono Returns Home After Hospitalization Due to Fall at a Park
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Indonesian Badminton Legend Rudy Hartono Falls Off A Bike And Is In The Hospital
Jakarta: Indonesia’s eight-time All England badminton champion Rudy Hartono was injured after falling off a bike Saturday morning and is now receiving treatment at the Siloam Hospital in Pondok Indah. Continue reading Indonesian Badminton Legend Rudy Hartono Falls Off A Bike And Is In The Hospital
Rudy Hartono talks about Lin Dan and PV Sindhu
Mumbai: Indonesia’s badminton legend, Rudy Hartono, winner of a record eight All England Championship titles, was providing brief training to young badminton players at badminton academy run by the Hatsun Group, in southern Tamil Nadu, India on Friday. Continue reading Rudy Hartono talks about Lin Dan and PV Sindhu
Rudy Hartono: I’d still rule badminton today if I were in my prime
By Sazali Abdul Aziz
Singapore: He holds the record for the number of men's singles titles at the All England Open Badminton Championships, winning seven straight from 1968 to 1974 and adding an eighth in 1976.
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Rudy Hartono wants Indonesian players to have the mindset of a champion
Jakarta: Indonesian badminton legend Rudy Hartono hoped Indonesian shuttlers both at the national team level and at the regional club level could develop a winning mindset to help revive Indonesia’s dominance in the men’s singles department.
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Rudy Hartono: PBSI must realize success will follow if player comes first
Jakarta: Legendary Indonesian badminton player, the eight-time All England Champion Rudy Hartono said Tommy Sugiarto would not have left the Indonesia national team if the PBSI management and coaches understood what the player wanted from the organization.
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A long dry spell ahead if Chong Wei retires (pic)
KUALA LUMPUR: For a decade, world No. 1 Lee Chong Wei has feasted Malaysian fans with outstanding badminton results.
Fans can now expect a dry season for a long time in the men’s singles department if Chong Wei retires because there are neither talents coming through nor an effective programme implemented at the grassroots level. 
On Sunday, Chong Wei defeated Tommy Sugiarto of Indonesia in the men’s singles final of the Maybank Malaysian Open to win his 10th home title – a feat that no others have achieved on the international circuit.
The two closest consistent winners on the international stage were eight-time All England champion Rudy Hartono and the late Wong Peng Soon, who had also won eight home titles.
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