Playing a match in front of what should have been a passionate home crowd, and carrying the burden of expectations on his shoulders, Japanese star Kento Momota let the occasion […]
Zheng Siwei and Huang Yaqiong reigned supreme over mixed doubles for more than two years but can they come back and add Tokyo Olympic gold to their title trove? By […]
By Aaron Wong. Photos: Badmintonphoto Bring a canary. Can you tell that suffocation is the method of choice being used in women’s singles to snuff out the opposition? You can’t […]
How are Japan’s chances in the home team’s strongest discipline going into the Tokyo Olympics? Can Hirota and Fukushima rise to the biggest occasion of their career? By Don Hearn. […]
The post-Lin Dan and Lee Chong Wei era has reset the focus away from super celebrity auras and ultra-superlatives which were double edge swords affecting performances. By Aaron Wong. Photos: […]
There’s a first time for everything. Non-badminton and badminton fans will witness the best the sport has to offer at the same time notes our preview specialist, Aaron Wong. By […]
Indonesia sends two solid top seeds into the men’s doubles competition in Tokyo, but they will be challenged by more than a dozen dangerous pairs all with their own chances […]
The incumbent BWF President Poul-Erik Høyer capped a superlative individual campaign in 1996 by winning the men’s singles gold medal in Atlanta. It’s been 25 years since and the Helsinge-born […]