About Author: Mark Phelan

They came, they played, and once again China dominated proceedings on finals day of yet another Superseries Premier event. The Chinese team had representation in four of the five Denmark Open finals and in true Chinese style claimed the top step of the podium in all four.

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The home nation got off to the best of starts on semi-final day at Yonex Denmark Open with a three-game victory for Rytter Juhl & Pedersen. That was to be as good as it got for the home nation as Pedersen failed in her mixed semi-final while Boe & Mogensen looked off-colour going down in two games to Lee Yong Dae & Yoo Yeon Seong.

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A packed hall in Odense Sports Park witnessed one of the great badminton matches this evening as Joachim Fischer Nielsen and Christinna Pedersen saved a total of 10 match points […]

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It is approaching three years since Maria Ropke & Line Kruse burst onto the international scene with a run to the semi-final of the All England. The Danish#2 women’s doubles pair have had an up and down partnership ever since...but that may have all changed.

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Women's singles World Champion, Ratchanok Intanon (photo) of Thailand, made her first court appearance since her famous victory in August. This afternoon in the first round of Denmark Open, the Thai second seed finally returned from a foot injury she sustained en route to her world title.

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The Yonex Denmark Open kicked off this afternoon in Odense with the world’s elite assembled to battle it out for Superseries Premier honours in one of the big five events on the Superseries tour.

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