Full preparation for the Paris Olympics│Han Yuesheng Zhang Yiman wins the women’s singles championship at the German Hailu Badminton Open
Source: People’s Daily Online
People’s Daily Online, Beijing, November 7th (Reporter Ou Xingrong) In the early morning of November 7th, Beijing time, the 2022 German Hailu Badminton Open ended. Chinese player Han Yue defeated teammate Zhang Yiman 2-0 and won the women’s singles championship podium again after four years. Mixed doubles Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping lost to Indonesia and won the runner-up.
The German Hailu Badminton Open is a super 300-level event on the World Badminton Tournament. Many famous players of the Chinese badminton team have locked in the qualifications for the year-end finals in advance. Considering the “back-to-back” schedule and the need to train the team, The national feather station focused on sending a reserve echelon to participate in the competition.
In the women’s singles event, Guoyu only sent Han Yue and Zhang Yiman to participate in the competition. In the first game of the final, Zhang Yiman was the first to enter the state, and once led by a big score of 12:4, Han Yue did not give up, and continued to chase the points. In the second game, Han Yue continued to be in a fiery state. After the start, she maintained the lead and firmly took the initiative. She won another victory at 21:16 and defeated Zhang Yiman with a big score of 2:0, winning the women’s singles championship for the first time this season. .
In the mixed doubles event, Olympic champion Huang Dongping’s temporary partner Feng Yanzhe performed brilliantly. After winning the runner-up at the Denmark Open, he entered the final of the tournament. Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping performed very tenaciously in the final, but unfortunately some key balls were not grasped, and they fell short in the end. They lost 0:2 to the Indonesian combination Kusharyanto/Kusumawati and finished runner-up.
In the other three finals, Indonesia’s Ginting defeated Chinese Taipei’s Zhou Tiancheng 2:1 to win the men’s singles title; Chinese Taipei’s Lu Jingyao/Yang Bohan also reversed teammates Li Zhehui/Yang Boxuan 2:1 to win the men’s doubles championship; Thailand Aim The Sade sisters also beat teammates Gidi Tragong/Ba Zongzai 2:1 to win the women’s doubles championship.Return to Sohu, see more
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