The Sudirman Cup officially entered the knockout stage on 19 May. The situation on the field can be said to be a stampede, and the strong teams are about to collide with the most shining sparks. And the two men's singles duel is undoubtedly the biggest point of view of the schedule. The No. 1 venue is staged Shi Yuqi versus Jin Ting, and the No. 2 venue is everyone's long-awaited Ann Sielong versus Li Zijia. Born in Denmark in 1994, Anselon is Denmark's greatest badminton player since Peter Gadd and has made a number of domestic history. The 29-year-old has continued his form very well and continues to maintain a super first-class standard in the badminton world. Unexpectedly, the change happened in the game. When you step into the ring

Tencent sports news Beijing time on July 4, the two-time Olympic badminton men's singles gold medalist, the five-time World Championships men's singles champion, Chinese badminton star Lin Dan officially announced the retirement of the national team career, which means that in October this year will be 37 years old "super Dan" without the fifth Olympic Games. Lin Dan wrote on Weibo: 2000-2020, the whole 20 years, I also want to say goodbye to the national team, the original is really difficult to say. In 2000, I was excited and proud to become the "Lin Dan of the Chinese team". My family, coaches, teammates and fans have been with me through many of the highs and the hard lows, and every jump I made was a win

The 2012 London Olympics will be the last Olympic Games for Danish badminton star Peter Gadd as a player. He has announced that he will retire after the Copenhagen Masters at the end of 2012. Gaad was here the other day

May 26, 2012 10:27 The time to say goodbye has come! Yesterday's Thomas Cup semi-final was brutal for Denmark's veteran Gadd. The 36-year-old evergreen not only lost his last match in the cup, but Denmark also lost 1-3 to South Korea after nearly five hours of fierce fighting to see them advance to the final. "I started very well and the second set should have been more aggressive," Gade said after the game, still regretting his lack of determination. In fact, from the second set, the 36-year-old Gade was obviously physically weak and could not keep up with the rhythm of his opponent, and the audience saw more of him constantly brushing the sweat off his face and throwing it to the outside

May 26, 2012 at 10:27
The time has come to say goodbye!
Yesterday's Thomas Cup semi-final was brutal for Denmark's veteran Gadd. The 36-year-old evergreen not only lost his last match in the cup, but Denmark also lost 1-3 to South Korea after nearly five hours of fierce fighting to see them advance to the final.
"I started very well and the second set should have been more aggressive," Gade said after the game, still regretting his lack of determination. In fact, from the second set, the 36-year-old Gade was obviously physically weak and could not keep up with the rhythm of his opponent, and the audience saw more of him constantly brushing the sweat off his face and throwing it to the outside. The opponent Lee Hyun has been early to occupy the advantage, and finally completed the reversal with 21∶14 and 21∶10.
Peter Gadd is an iconic figure in Danish badminton. He began playing badminton at the age of four and rose to world number one in 1998. He was ranked No. 1 in the world for 62 weeks without winning an Olympic, World championship or even Thomas Cup. Gadd has competed in the Soup Cup for nine times since 1996, and this is the last time Gadd has competed in the Soup Cup. He has competed with at least three generations of Chinese players, and his rivals of similar age, Dong Jiong and Chen Gang, have retired for more than a decade.
Yesterday with the old opponent Li Xuanyi this game, Gade would have had the chance to win, the loss is more regrettable." But Gad for his performance in Wuhan is still basically satisfied, "athletes want to maintain a stable state, overall, this competition is still good, but some small regrets."
After answering reporters' questions, Gade hurried to change his clothes and rushed back to the game to cheer on his teammates. Sitting on the team bench, Gad looked lonely, his eyes were lifeless, his signature smile was gone, and he allowed the team doctor to come forward for his massage, quietly watching the game on the field without saying a word. Even if the Danish players play a good ball, next to the teammates and the fans on the field roar, he is indifferent. Maybe the King is still reeling from his loss. Ten minutes from the end of the game, the Danish team has already lost, Gad also quickly got up and left.
Meeting the autograph requirements of the fans at the scene is the last shot that Gade left for this Tongyu Cup. Although it is to say goodbye, Gad is still a "gentleman" whether it is talking or doing things, "I certainly hope to do better, but this is competitive sports... In any case, this result will not change my feelings for the soup cup, I will remember everything about the soup cup." In the hallway, he said, in very non-standard Chinese, to the reporters surrounding him: "Thank you! Goodbye!"
Once a Danish golden boy, an old friend of several generations of Chinese players, now Uncle Gade, a generation of King, bid farewell to the soup cup.

The All England Open will be contested from March 14 to 18. Because the All England is a senior event in badminton, its influence has been compared with the world championships, but the All England is also a blessing for Lin Dan, who has reached nine finals and won six titles since his first appearance in the All England in 2001, becoming the first man to do so in nearly 40 years. In 2004, Lin Dan began to show his brilliance, reversing GAD Lindan 2-1 for the fourth time to participate in the All England, when he was only 20 years old, but has become the Chinese men's singles number one. Lin Dan made it all the way to the final of the All-England for the first time. In the final against the Danish great Peter Gadd, Lin Dan started a little nervous and too slow

The All England Open will be played from March 14 to 18, because the All England is a senior event in badminton, its influence has been compared with the world championship, but the All England is also a blessing for Lin Dan, who has reached nine finals and won six titles since joining the All England in 2001, becoming the first person to do so in nearly 40 years. In 2004, Lin Dan began to show his brilliance, 2-1 reverse Gedelin Dan joined the All England for the fourth time, he was only 20 years old at that time, but has become the Chinese men's singles number one. Lin Dan made it all the way to the final of the All England tournament for the first time. In the final with the Danish famous Peter Gadd, Lin Dan ended up a little nervous, too

Gade - Sharp attack and feint. In his youth, Gad had a powerful assault ability and speed. I believe that the children who saw the All England match with Taufik in 99 were impressed by Gade's sharp and fierce attack at that time. Peter Gad right hand racket, perhaps since childhood worship of one of the "four Kings of heaven" Zhao Jianhua's sake, Gad's playing style combined with the strengths of Eurasian players, can attack good defense, the net ball technique delicate for him to create more offensive opportunities, so as to master the initiative of the game.
Gade's young character is to play big offensive ball, with fast and sharp attack. With the growth of age, rich experience, gradually into the control of the ball. Its fake action is also one of the famous killer, there is a net change hook diagonal and other incredible fake action is also a headache for opponents.

Peter Gade, the Danish men's singles badminton player, the highest world ranking of No. 1, a career record of 470-128, has been ranked No. 1 in the world for 62 consecutive weeks, he is one of the best singles players in the world, but he has not won any Olympic Games, world championships or even Thomas Cup titles.

In August, Lin Dan was one of the most popular athletes in China at the Beijing Olympics. His path to gold began with a comfortable 2-0 (21-16, 21-13) win over Hong Kong's Wu Wei in the second round (round of 32); In the third round (round of 16), she eliminated Park Sung-Hwan of South Korea 2-0 (21-11, 21-8). Lin Dan, who advanced to the quarterfinals, ended Danish veteran Peter Gadd's Olympic medal dream 2-0 (21-13, 21-16) in straight sets. After reaching the semi-finals, Lin Dan met his teammate Chen Jin, and after some stalemate, Lin Dan won the opponent again in straight sets (21-12, 21-18) to advance to the final; On the 17th, the final faced Lee Chong Wei but there was a one-sided situation. Lin Dan suppressed Lee Chong Wei from the start, and finally won 2-0 (21-12, 21-8), successfully crowned Olympic champion without losing a set.