Source: REUTERS/Jerome Miron
[Saba Sports News] The Denmark Open badminton tournament has just concluded in Odense, Denmark, as part of the BWF World Tour Super 750 series. Local men’s singles player Anders Antonsen showcased his strong skills by defeating Japan’s Watanabe Koki, achieving a three-match winning streak against him and claiming the men’s singles title. This is Antonsen’s fourth title of the season and marks Denmark’s return to winning the men’s singles championship at the Denmark Open after three years. However, in men’s doubles, Denmark once again set an embarrassing record, as Kim Astrup and Schultz Rsamussen lost to a Chinese men’s doubles pair, finishing as runners-up for the second time since 2021. Denmark has now gone 14 years without winning a men’s doubles championship, with their last victory being in 2010 by Mathias Boe and Carsten Mogensen. This event not only showcased the superb skills of players from various countries but also provided a visual feast for badminton enthusiasts.