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Xiao Gaobo is a Chinese male badminton player.
On 8 November 2023 Xiao Gaobo won the Youth Games Men’s Team Championship for Jinan.
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Bao Chunlai, born 17 February 1983 in Changsha, Hunan Province, is a former Chinese badminton player who won the Sudirman Cup Badminton World Championship and the Thomas Cup Badminton World Championship.
Bao Chunlai was born in February 1983 in Changsha, Hunan province, to a family of ordinary workers. When Bao was 8 years old, the badminton coach of Changsha Amateur Sports School came to the school to select seedlings, and Bao Chunlai was selected.
In August 1994, Bao Chunlai entered the Hunan badminton team training. At the end of the same year, Bao Chunlai was selected to join the Hunan provincial sports team.
In 1995, Bao Chunlai participated in the 8th Hunan Provincial Games on behalf of Changsha Municipal Team and won the Men’s Singles Championship. In October of the same year, Bao Chunlai officially entered the Hunan Provincial Badminton Team.
In 1998, Bao Chunlai was selected for the National Youth Team.
In 1999, Bao Chunlai joined the China Badminton Team.
In July 2000, Bao Chunlai participated in the Asian Youth Badminton Championships on behalf of the Chinese team and won the Men’s Team Championship. In November of the same year, at the 5th World Youth Championships, Bao won the Men’s Singles Championship, and was then selected to the first team of the national team.
In 2001, Bao Chunlai participated in his first adult FIBA tournament at the Denmark Open Badminton Championships, winning the tournament.
In May 2004, Bao Chunlai participated in the Thomas Cup on behalf of the Chinese team, and the Chinese team finally won the championship with a 3:0 victory over Indonesia.
In May 2005, Bao Chunlai represented the Chinese team to participate in the 9th Sudirman Cup, and the Chinese team finally won the championship with a 3:0 victory over Indonesia.
In August 2006, at the Korea Open Badminton Championships, Bao Chunlai won the title with a 2:0 victory over Roslin in the final, breaking a 4-year and 10-month drought of international singles titles.
In September 2006, in the 15th Badminton World Championships, Bao Chunlai defeated Sony, Lee Chong Wei, Lee Hyun Il and other opponents, and teammate Lin Dan to meet in the final, and finally 1:2 lost to his teammate to the second place.
In November 2007, Bao Chunlai won the China Badminton Super Tournament, defeating Li Zongwei 2:0, ending three consecutive runner-ups and winning the China Tournament for the first time.
In April 2009, Bao Chunlai won the Men’s Singles title at the Badminton Asia Championships with a 2:1 victory over Chen Long.
On 21 September 2011, Bao Chunlai announced his retirement from Badminton World Federation events.
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Luo Jingyu is a Chongqing badminton player, who learned from world champion Zhang Yawen.
He entered the professional team (Yubei team) in 2020, and participated in the U-series finals in the same year, winning the Boys’ Singles and Boys’ Doubles of Group 08.
In 2023, she participated in the U-series finals and won the Boys’ Singles and Boys’ Doubles Championships.
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Zhang Ning is a Chinese badminton player.In February 2023 he was awarded the title of Sportsman.
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WANG Zi Jun is a Chinese male badminton player.
On 30 July 2022, WANG Zi Jun won the Men’s Singles Final of Group B of the 2022 National Youth Badminton Championships.
On 28 March 2024, WANG Zi Jun won the Men’s Singles Final of Group A of the National Youth Badminton Championships by defeating Hu Zhe’an. Source:badm
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Wang Zhengxing, from 2008 to 2012, he learnt from Chen Hai’an, the head coach of Hai’an Club, and was recommended by Chen Hai’an to train with the provincial professional badminton team. 2014 to 2016, he was awarded the second place in Men’s C Singles and the first place in Men’s B Singles in two consecutive sessions of the Provincial Junior Badminton Championships and in 2017, he formally joined the Provincial Professional Badminton Team to become a professional badminton player. 2018, he took the third place in Men’s Singles in the Professional Group in the provincial games to enter the national youth team training. He entered the national youth team training with the third place in men’s singles of professional group.
World Ranking – Men’s Singles 108, Week 29, 2024
Olympic Points – Men’s Singles 134 , 13604 points
Finals Ranking – Men’s Singles 66, 10770 points
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Hu Zhe’an is a Chinese male badminton player.
In July 2023, Hu Zhe’an competed in the Asian Junior Badminton Championships, winning the men’s singles final with a 13-21, 21-14, 21-14 victory over Japan’s Yuudai Okimoto.
In July 2024, Hu Zhe’an became the first male singles player in the history of the Asian Youth Badminton Championships to defend his title, defeating South Korean Yoon Ho-seung 2-1 in the men’s singles final.
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Weng Hongyang (18 June 1999) is a male badminton player from the People’s Republic of China.
He entered the Municipal Sports School in September 2006, the Provincial Sports School in October 2009, and the Provincial Sports Team in March 2011.
He entered the national team in March 2018, and has trained with Chen Bihong, the coach of Fuzhou City Sports School.
In March 2019, Weng Hongyang played in the China Lingshui Badminton Masters Tournament and won the title by defeating teammate Liu Haichao in the men’s singles final.
2020 National Badminton Championships Men’s Singles Champion
On 11 September 2021, his Fujian team won the Men’s Badminton Team Final of the 14th National Games.
On 2 November 2021, he was selected by Fujian Provincial Sports Bureau as one of the candidates for the “14th National Games Athletes, Coaches and Meritorious Collectives and Individuals with Great Merits”.
In November 2021, he was awarded the title of “Fujian Youth May 4th Medal”.
On 21st February 2022, he was awarded the title of “International Sportsman” by China Badminton Association.
In April 2022, Weng won his first Super 500 Men’s Singles title at the Korea Open by defeating Indonesia’s Jonathan 2-1 in the final.
In August 2023, Weng Hongyang played in the Australian Open Badminton Championships and won the title by defeating Prannoy 2-1 in the final.
In October 2023, Weng Hongyang won the Super 750 for the first time in his career by sweeping Malaysia’s Lee Tsz Ka 2-0 in the men’s singles final of the Denmark Open Badminton Championships.
In May 2024, Weng Hongyang won the 2024 Thomas Cup Men’s Team Championship, the first world title of his career. come
World Ranking – Men’s Singles 23, Week 20, 2024
Olympic Points – Men’s Singles 16 , 59950 points
Finals Ranking – Men’s Singles 37, 26260 points
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Li Shifeng is a Chinese badminton player, born on 9 January 2000 in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province.
In 2006, Li Shifeng started to practice badminton.
In 2009, Li Shifeng entered the Jiangxi Provincial Badminton Team.
In 2012, Li Shifeng became a professional badminton player when he entered the training of the Badminton Team of Bayi.
In 2014, Li Shifeng was selected into the youth team of China National Badminton Team.
In October 2017, Li Shifeng went to the World Youth Badminton Championships in Yogyakarta, Indonesia with the Chinese team and won the gold medal in the mixed team event.
In July 2018, he played with the Chinese team in the Asian Youth Badminton Championships held in Jakarta, Indonesia, and won the title by defeating Japan 3-0 in the final of the mixed team event.
In October 2018, Li Shifeng represented China at the Youth Olympic Games badminton tournament in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he won the men’s singles final, beating India’s Ratsya Sen 2-0. It was also his first gold medal achieved in an international competition in the youth category.
In July 2019, in the men’s singles final of the 2019 Canadian Open Badminton Championships, Lee Shyam defeated India’s Kashyap 2-1 (20-22, 21-14, 21-17) to win the first adult tour title of his career.
In March 2023, Li Shifeng played in the All England Open Badminton Championships and won his first All England Open (1000 level) men’s singles title with a 26-24, 21-5 victory over teammate Shi Yuqi in the final.
In October 2023, Li Shifeng won his first career Asian Games gold medal by defeating Shi Yuqi 23-21, 21-13 in the men’s singles final at the Hangzhou Asian Games.
World Ranking – Men’s Singles 6, Week 29, 2024
Olympic Points – Men’s Singles 6, 81598 points
Finals Ranking – Men’s Singles 14, 43250 points
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Zhang Zhijie (January 2007 – 30 June 2024), born in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, was a Chinese badminton player. He started to play badminton from kindergarten class, and was transported to the Zhejiang team in the third grade of primary school, and entered the national youth team in 2023.
He has won the 2022 National U Series Badminton Tournament U15-17 Finals 15 Years Old Boys Singles Champion, the 2023 National Youth Badminton Championships Group B Boys Singles Champion and Boys’ Team Champion, the 2024 Holland Youth Badminton International Boys Singles Champion, and the 2024 National Youth Badminton Championships Group B Boys’ Team Champion. On 28 March 2024, won the 2024 National Youth Badminton Championships Group B Men’s Team Championship.
On 30 June 2024, local time in Indonesia, Zhang Zhijie fainted on the court during the match, and then passed away at 23:20 local time after medical treatment and rescue, at the age of 17 years old. come
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Pang Fong PUI is a badminton player and the flag bearer of the Macao SAR delegation to the 14th National Games.
Pang Fong PUI started to play badminton in the second grade of primary school, and his inspirational coach was Ip Ping Fai. 2016, he won the Men’s Singles Championship of the All Macau Championships.
On 15 September 2021, he was the flag bearer of the opening ceremony of the sports delegation of the 14th National Games of Macao, China. Come
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World Ranking – Men’s Singles 170, Week 28, 2024
Olympic Points – Men’s Singles 195, 9620 points
Finals Ranking – Men’s Singles 162, 1020 points
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Chen Long, born on 18 January 1989 in Shashu City, Jingzhou City, Hubei Province, is a Chinese badminton player who won the gold medal in the men’s singles of the badminton event at the 2016 Rio Olympics. He is married to fellow badminton player Wang Shixian.
In 1996, he entered the Jingzhou Children’s Sports School; in 2000, he entered the Xiamen team, and due to his physical fitness and strength, he got the best result of the top eight in the country during his teenage years; in 2005, he was selected as a member of the National Youth Team, and after three times of substitute training in the Chinese Youth Team, Chen Long entered the second team of the national team on 9 June 2006, and thus stepped into the door of the national team.
In July 2007, Chen Long won the runner-up of Men’s Team and Men’s Singles Championship in Asian Junior Badminton Championships, and won the Men’s Team and Men’s Singles Championship in World Junior Badminton Championships in November of the same year, and in March 2008, he was selected into the First Team of China National Badminton Team.
In November 2010, Chen Long represented China to compete in the Men’s Team Event of the Guangzhou Asian Games and won the gold medal.
In December 2010, Chen Long knocked out Park Sung-hwan and Chen Jin in the Men’s Singles event of the China Badminton Open, and then beat his teammate Bao Chunlai 2-1 (9-21, 21-14, 21-16) in the final, winning the Badminton Super Series for the first time; and his personal world ranking in the Badminton World Federation has also risen to the fourth place, which is a new high in his career.
In 2012, Chen Long represented China to compete in the Men’s Singles event of the Olympic Badminton Games held in London, England. Finally, he defeated Lee Hyun-Il of South Korea in the third-place match with a set score of 2-1 (21-15, 15-21, 21-15) to win his first bronze medal of the Olympic Games.
In May 2013, Chen Long was selected as the final line-up of the Chinese team for the Sudirman Cup held in Malaysia and played all five matches as the main player of the men’s singles. He played steadily from the group stage to the final, winning all five matches without losing a single set, and eventually helped the Chinese team to successfully defend the title.
In August 2014, Chen Long participated in the World Badminton Championships held in Copenhagen, Denmark, playing in the Men’s Singles event as the No.2 seed. In the final, Chen Long-faced the top seed, Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia. The two had met 17 times in international matches before, with Lee holding a slight advantage with 9 wins and 8 losses. As a result, after an hour and eight minutes of hard fighting, Chen Long narrowly defeated Lee Chong Wei with two 21-19 victories to win the World Championships singles title for the first time, and the Chinese team also realized the 7th consecutive title in the men’s singles of the World Championships.
On 12 December 2014, the 2014 Badminton World Cup Super Series Finals came to an end in Dubai, with Chen Long sweeping Vitingas 2-0 in the Men’s Singles Final. With the 11,000 points credited to the men’s singles champion of the Finals, Chen Long’s personal total points will reach 90,001 points, surpassing the 84,631 points of Malaysia’s No.1 brother Lee Chong Wei. Chen Long, who won the Finals title again after 1 year, officially surpassed Lee Chong Wei and became the new World No.1 in Men’s Singles.
On 16 August 2015, in the Men’s Singles Final of the Badminton World Championships, Chen Long successfully defended his title to achieve two consecutive titles by defeating Lee Chong Wei in straight sets 21-14 and 21-17.
On 20 August 2016, in the men’s singles final of the Rio Olympics, Chen Long defeated Li Zongwei by 2:0, winning the Olympic title for the first time, at the same time, China won the Olympic men’s singles three consecutive titles.
On 30 April 2017, in the men’s singles final of the 2017 Badminton Asian Championships, Chen Long reversed to beat Lin Dan 2-1 (21-23, 21-11, 21-10) in the men’s singles final and got the men’s singles title of Asian Championships for the first time.
On 27 May 2018, the 2018 Thomas Cup came to a close in Bangkok, Thailand, with Chen Long and teammates Liu Cheng, Zhang Nan, Shi Yuqi, Li Junhui and Liu Yuchen winning the title with a 3-1 reversal against Japan.
On 23 August 2018, the Chinese men’s team composed of Shi Yuqi, Li Junhui, Liu Yuchen, Chen Long, Liu Cheng and Zhang Nan won the title with a 3-1 victory over the host Indonesia men’s team in the final of the badminton men’s team final at the Jakarta Asian Games.
In 2021, Chen Long was selected as an athlete of the Chinese Sports Delegation for the badminton event at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.On 2 August, Chen Long won the silver medal in the men’s singles badminton final at the Tokyo Olympics.
On 4 October 2022, the 40th weekly ranking of Badminton World Federation 2022 was updated. Men’s Singles Chen Long World Ranking has been removed.
On 12 May 2023, Xia Xuanze, head coach of the singles team of the Chinese badminton team, confirmed that Chen Long had retired.
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