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Today the finals were held at the Super 750-tournament.
The winners in mixed double are Feng Yan Zhe and Huang Dong Ping [1] from China.
The winner in woman singles is Wang Zhi Yi [2] from China.
The winners in womans double are Rin Iwanaga and Kie Nakanishi [4] from Japan
The winner in men singles is Anders Antonsen [2] from Denmark.
The winner in mens double are Liang Wei Keng and Wang Chang [1] from China.
After almost a week at VICTOR DENMARK OPEN, where we have witnessed fierce battles and strong performances, it all culminates with the finals today.
Yesterday’s semifinals were marked by evenly matched games and nail-biting close scores on the scoreboard.
At the finals today, there are exciting matchups to look forward to in every single one of the categories, where the seedings have proven to be correct several times.
Get an overview of today’s finals here:
Mixed doubles: Yan Zhe Feng/Dong Ping Huang (1) – Zhen Bang Jiang/Ya Xin Wei (2)
Women’s singles: Wang Zhi Yi (2) – An Se Young (1)
Women’s doubles: Rin Iwanaga/Kie Nakanishi (4) – Sheng Shu Liu/Ning Tan (1)
Men’s singles: Anders Antonsen (2) – Koki Watanabe
Men’s doubles: Kim Astrup/Anders Skaarup Rasmussen (2) – Wei Keng Liang/Chang Wang (1) Kina
Olympic gold medalist Viktor Axelsen is among the players set to take the court on Tuesday at the VICTOR DENMARK OPEN.
For the next six days, there will be a badminton celebration at the Jyske Bank Arena in Odense.
The VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2024 is being held this week, and if you want to see a lot of Danish players in action, Tuesday is a great day to head to the arena.
11 matches on Tuesday will feature Danish participation, and in three of those matches, there will even be Danes on both sides of the net.
One of those matches includes Sara Thygesen and Maiken Fruergaard, who are beginning their last tournament together as a pair.
See the full Tuesday match schedule here
The VICTOR DENMARK OPEN will take place from October 15-20.
After six days of world class badminton and some of the sport’s biggest names and brightest stars, five winners have been named after five intense finals.
WD: Nami Matsuyama/Chiharu Shida (5.) – Chen Qing Chen/ Jia Yi Fan (1.): 16-21, 13-21.
Chen Qing Chen/Jia Yi Fan have once again won VICTOR DENMARK OPEN.
The chinese pair was the favorite beforehand and hit the ground running in the final. The japanese pair Matsuyama/Shida fought bravely and showed glimpses of control, but the challenge of the four times world champions Chen/Jia proved to be too much of a challenge, and the chinese ended up winning comfortably in two games.
It is Chen/Jia’s second Denmark Open title after having won last year. They were in the final in 2019 where they lost to Baek Ha-na/Jung Kyung-eun from Korea.
XD: Zheng Si Wei/Huang Ya Qiong (1.) – Feng Yan Zhe/Huang Dong Ping (3.): 21-16, 15-21, 26-24.
Feng Yan Zhe/Huang Dong Ping have avenged their finals loss from last year and won VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2023.
The purely chinese final in the mixeddouble category was a matchup between two of the category’s best pairs and a repeat of the Denmark Open final of 2022.
Last year Zheng/Huang came out victorious in a thrilling match in three games. This year the two chinese doubles delivered exciting badminton once again and it proved to be almost a complete reenactment of last year’s final, but with a different outcome as Feng/Huang won their first Denmark Open title
In a once again thrilling three game match with both pairs taking turn in offensive minded play and gaining and losing control. The crowd loved what they saw from the two pairs, and Feng/Huang received standing ovations as they celebrated their win.
WS: Carolina Marina (6.) – Chen Yu Fei (2.): 14-21, 19-21.
Chen Yu Fei wins her first VICTOR DENMARK OPEN in her second final.
The two latest Olympic gold winners faced each other in what was predicted to be one of the highlights of Sunday’s finals.
The first game had Chen Yu Fei written all over it, and the chinese single player were on cruise control towards the title. Carolina Marin fought back in the second game, but Chen Yu Fei eliminated her mistakes, kept her head cool and took home the trophy.
MD: Muhammad Shohibul Fikri/Bagas Maulana – Aaron Chia/Soh Wooi Yik (5.): 13-21, 17-21.
Aaron Chia/Soh Wooi Yik have won their first VICTOR DENMARK OPEN title.
In a matchup between last year’s indonesia All England-winners against last year’s world champions the latter was dominant throughout the match.
Fikri/Maulana have been one of the tournaments most positive surprises, but in the final there was no doubt that Chia/Soh would win the match and take home the trophy.
It is Chia/Soh’s first Denmark Open title.
MS: Lee Zii Jia – Weng Hong Yang: 12-21, 6-21.
Weng Hong Yang delivers one of Sunday’s biggest upsets and beats Lee Zii Jia comfortably to take home the VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2023 trophy.
The Malaysian start never got going, and the young Chinese player took advantage of every mistake from the Malaysian, and played some great offensive badminton. Two quick games, and the game was never in doubt.
Weng Hong Yang wins his first Super 750 tournament in his first Denmark Open final.
VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2024 programme is now online!
VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2024 programme has just been released, and it’s packed with exciting content for badminton fans. This year’s edition is filled with exclusive articles that will engage spectators throughout the tournament. But you don’t have to wait to get your hands on it – the articles are already available online for everyone to enjoy!
Here’s a sneak peek at what’s inside this year’s magazine:
🏸 Kim Astrup and Anders Skaarup: Discover the fierce hunger these Danish stars have for more titles and what drives their success on the court.
🏸 Mads Vestergaard: Learn about his journey as a debutant at the VICTOR DENMARK OPEN and the challenges of competing at the highest level.
🎉 Supporting Your Players: Get tips on how to cheer on your favorite players in the arena, and what you can do to boost their energy from the stands.
🤖 Robots Return: Find out why robots are making an appearance at the tournament for the second year in a row and the role they play in enhancing the event experience.
Read the VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2024 programme here
Whether you’re attending the tournament or following online, this magazine offers a great way to immerse yourself in the excitement of the VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2024. Don’t miss out—dive into the articles and enjoy the journey!