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The 2022 German Open Badminton 1/16 final, which ended in the early morning of March 10 in Mülheim, Germany, is a Super 300 event with a prize money of $180,000.
After two days of competition, Guoyu won 14 and lost 5, Guoyu men's singles Lu Guangzu, Zhao Junpeng, women's singles Chen Yufei, Zhang Yiman He Bingjiao and Han Yue, men's doubles He Jiting/ Zhou Haodong, Liu Yuchen / Ou Xuanyi, women's doubles Fan Chen, Du Yue / Li Wenmei, Zheng Yu / Zhang Shuxian and Liu Xuanxuan / Xia Yuting, mixed doubles Yellow Duck, Huang Yaqiong / Ou Xuanyi successfully reached the round of 16.
Zhao Junpeng, a men's singles player who succeeded Lu Guangzu, became the second national men's singles player to reach the Round of 16 in Germany, and it took only 34 minutes to defeat India's Savangkar 21-15, 21-8.
Malaysia's number one men's singles Li Zijia played three sets in the first round of the German tournament to reverse the barrier and reach the second round to meet France's Popov. Li Zijia defeated Mark of the Netherlands 19-21, 21-13, 21-8, and then defeated his opponents after last year's All England Final Four, winning all three matches.
The first round of the national women's singles He Bingjiao against Japan's Ohori Cai, the first set of the game Otori 11-9 lead to the interval, after the two alternately rose to bite very tightly, Ohhori 20-17 lead to the innings, He Bingjiao played a wave of 5-0 attack, to win the first set 22-20. In the second set, He Bingjiao led 11-9 to the interval, after the interval He Bingjiao led 15-12, and then scored 3 consecutive points to expand the lead, Ohhori Cai chased 2 points, He Bingjiao led 20-14 to the match point, and finally won the first win of the German match 22-20, 21-17!
Second-place seed Akane Yamaguchi took 32 minutes to win 21-6, 21-14 against Estonia's Kuba in the second round against He Bingjiao.
The women's doubles team Zheng Yu / Jang Shu Hyun took 59 minutes to defeat the South Korean combination of Baek Ho Na / Lee You-lin 21-16, 21-16 in two sets, and the second round against the second seed Lee Shao-hee / Shin Seung-hyun, the challenge is quite difficult! Another women's doubles duo, Du Yue/Li Wenmei, also passed the hurdle, 21-6, 21-9 against the German duo linda/Loho in the second round against the Thai duo of Benjapa/Nutakaren.
Du Yue/Li Wenmei
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Women's Doubles: Poonnapa / Reddy (India) 0:2 (13:21 13:21) Nao Matsuyama / Chiyo Shida (JP)
Women's Singles: Judith (Italy) 0:2 (8:21 8:21) Tan Liani (Germany)
Women's Doubles: Jang Shu-hyun / Jeong Woo (Ching Woo)2:0 (21:16 21:16) Baek Ho-na / Lee You-lin (Korea)
Men's Doubles: Krishna / Goode (India) 2:0 (24:22 21:11) Hiroki Nakamura / Onodera (Japan)
Men's Doubles: Alexander/Adam (Scotland) 0:2 (16:21 9:21) Lane/Wendy (England)
Mixed Doubles: Chan Tang Kit / Bai Yan Wei (Malaysia) 1:2 (12:21 21:13 21:23) Ellis / Smith (England)
Men's Doubles: Fabien/Villiers (France) 0:2 (15:21 16:21) He Jiting/ Zhou Haodong (China)
Women's Singles: Christopherson (Denmark) 0:2 (16:21 11:21) Ahn Jae-young (South Korea)
Women's Singles: Huet (France) 1:2 (22:20 8:21 7:21) Han Yue (China)
Women's Singles: Li Wenshan (Canada) 2:1 (21:18 20:22 21:9) Malvica (India)
Men's Singles: Kashyapu (India) 0:2 (13:21 13:21) Kunravuut (Thailand)
Women's Doubles: Chen Qingchen / Jia Yifan (China) 2:0 (21:15 21:9) Birche / Jessica (England)
Mixed Doubles: Taborin / Pique (Netherlands) 2:0 (21:17 21:15) Kyohei Yamashita / Norio Sasatani (Japan)
Men's Singles: Luo Jianyou (Singapore) 1:2 (21:12 16:21 18:21) Yang Can (Canada)
Venue 1 starts at 16:00
Women's Singles: Kuba (Estonia) 0:2 (6:21 14:21) Akane Yamaguchi (Japan)
Men's Singles: Mark (Netherlands) 1:2 (21:19 13:21 8:21) Li Zijia (Malaysia)
Women's Doubles: Clara/Corales (Spain) 0:2 (11:21 8:21) Lee So-hee/ Shin Seung-joon (South Korea)
Women's Doubles: Du Yue / Li Wenmei (China) 2:0 (21:6 21:9) Linda / Luo Hao (Germany)
Men's Singles: Zhao Junpeng (China) 2:0 (21:15 21:8) SavannahKar (India)
Men's Doubles: Arjun / Capra (India) 1:2 (13:21 22:20 19:21) Wang Yaoxin / Zhang Yuyu (Malaysia)
Mixed Doubles: Yuki Kaneko / Matsutomo Misaki (Japan) 2:0 (21:15 21:19) Isa watanabe / Yusa Higashino (Japan)
Men's Doubles: Jepp/Mollhard (Denmark) 1:2 (14:21 21:9 14:21) Fagar/Adrianto (Indonesia)
Men's Doubles: Shoro Hoki / Yugo Kobayashi (JP) 2:0 (21:13 21:13) Ken Chen / Chen Weiqiang (Malaysia)
Men's Doubles: Ramsforth/Marvin (Germany) 2:0 (21:18 23:21) Covey/Rabal (France)
Mixed Doubles: Tilly/Clough (Denmark) 0:2 (14:21 18:21) Wang Yilu / Huang Dongping (China)
Otoko: Kenta Nishimoto (Japan) 2:00 (23:21 21:9) Momota Shuto (Japan)
Women's Singles: Jacquesfield (Denmark) 2:0 (21:15 21:14) Akarsi (India)
Women's Doubles: Margot/Anne (France) 0:2 (16:21 10:21) Iwanaga / Nakanishi Takaei (Japan)
Venue 3 16:10
Women's Singles: Ōhori (Japan) 0:2 (20:22 17:21) He Bingjiao (China)
Women's Doubles: Lee Yee-bup / Wang Won-yeol (Germany/USA) 0:2 (14:21 10:21) Kim Young-eun / Kim Hye-jeong (Korea)
Women's Doubles: Chan Kang Lok / Mulari Taran (Malaysia) 0:2 (17:21 14:21) Julie / Thea (Scotland)
Men's Doubles: Callum/Steven (England) 0:2 (15:21 16:21) Banagal/Platyk (India)
Mixed Doubles: Supac / Supisara (Thailand) 2:0 (21:18 21:16) Hui Bang Wing / Xie Yi Qian (Malaysia)
Men's Singles: Heo Yoo-hee (Korea) 2:1 (21:13 18:21 21:16) Korchonin (Finland)
Mixed Doubles: Rivaldi/Pita (Indonesia) 2:0 (21:10 21:6) Oliver/Anna Park (New Zealand)
Women's Doubles: Kim Joo-young / Kong Hee-yong (Korea) (latter retired) Seung-chi / Aoi Matsuda (Japan)
Men's Doubles: Ruben/Van der Luc (Netherlands) 2:1 (15:21 21:17 21:19) Popov Brothers (France)
Men's Singles: Li Shifeng (China) 1:2 (16:21 21:18 15:21) Jonathan (Indonesia)
Mixed Doubles: Christiansen/Bor (Denmark) 1:2 (21:16 16:21 14:21) Ou Xuanyi/Huang Yaqiong (China)
Women's Doubles: Geely/Sernin (Netherlands) 0:2 (15:21 12:21) Ghattri/Treesa (India)
Men's Doubles: Wan Wai Chung / Kevin Cheng (Malaysia) 0:2 (13:21 17:21) Wu Shifei / Yi Zudin (Malaysia)
Men's Doubles: Cosella Mameri / Sabri Medel (Algeria) (former retired) Ip / Daniel (Denmark)
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