Taipei: No. 1 seed Chou Tien Chen bounced back from dropping a set to beat compatriot Wang Tzu-Wei at the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Chinese Taipei Open final in front of a home crowd on Sunday. Continue reading Chou Tien Chen claims Chinese Taipei Open title
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Lee Chong Wei advances, Lin Dan exits Indonesia Open
Jakarta: No. 1 seed Lee Chong Wei was made to work before reaching the Indonesia Open second round on Wednesday. Continue reading Lee Chong Wei advances, Lin Dan exits Indonesia Open
Goh V Shem/Tan Wee Kiong, Chan Peng Soon/Goh Liu Ying enter India Open Quarters
New Delhi: Malaysia’s men’s doubles pair Goh V Shem/Tan Wee Kiong and mixed doubles pair Chan Peng Soon/Goh Liu Ying have advanced into the final 8 of the India Open Super Series Badminton tournament held at the Siri Fort Indoor Stadium in New Delhi, India on Thursday.
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Chou Tien Chen wins German Open
Mulheim an der Ruhr: No. 6 seeds Chou Tien Chen of Taiwan who lost to two-time Olympic champion Lin Dan in the 2016 German Open final, lived up to his extravagant billing on Sunday, overcoming compatriot No. 14 seed Wang Tzu Wei to claim his first German Open title.
Chen Long loses in German Open semi-finals
Mulheim an der Ruhr: No. 2 seed Chen Long has fallen short of a berth in the final of the German Open, beaten by Taiwanese and No. 14 seed Wang Tzu Wei on Saturday.
Wang Tzu-Wei’s parents work at night market to help pay off his fine
Taiwan: Despite an earlier promise not to fine Taiwanese players who failed to use the attire and equipment provided by Chinese Taipei Badminton Association’s official sponsor – Yonex, a newly surfaced audio recording revealed that some of the Chinese Taipei Badminton Association officials still planned to impose punishment on some shuttlers.
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New Zealand Badminton Open finals takeaways: Upsets, joys and disappointments
Auckland: The New Zealand Badminton Open tournament had several upsets and thrilling games that made for a nail-biting last day of action.
The first upset was created by Taiwan’s sixth seed, Wang Tzu Wei who defeated his top-seeded compatriot Hsu Jen Hao to take the men’s singles title 21-9 21-13.
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