2019 was truly a memorable year for badminton. It had some of the most exciting matches, with world-class players competing to be at the top of the leaderboard. Legendary names like Kento Momota and Chen Yu Fei made headlines for their impressive badminton performances. But which countries indeed dominated the sport in 2019?
2020 saw Japan taking first place, but do you know who the top badminton country was in 2021? Find out in my latest post on the top badminton nations of 2021!
Kodai Naraoka is one of the most exciting young talents in men’s singles badminton. Learn about his accomplishments and style in my latest post!
Young and eager, Zhang Shu Xian and Zheng Yu are positioning themselves to be the best women’s doubles team. Learn more about them in my latest post!
Being an athlete is about more than endless training, big games, and taking home gold medals. Some athletes discover they’re good at a sport at a young age and rise fast as they progress through their journey. However, others have different fates, facing as many roadblocks as breakthroughs. That’s been Lee Zii Jia’s story. Read on to know more!
Anthony Sinisuka Ginting may be the next big thing for Indonesia’s men’s singles scene. Learn more about this up-and-coming talent in my latest post!
Jonatan Christie is becoming a force to be reckoned with in the men’s singles division. Learn more about this rising talent in this edition of Player Profile!
Rexy Mainaky won every title there is to win. Dominant in the 90s, he deserves his Hall of Famer status. See this player’s achievements in my latest post!
Huang Sui is a Chinese badminton player who was always a genius on the court. Take a look at her achievements and impressive awards throughout the years.
Fajar Alfian and Muhammad Rian Ardianto form one of the most exciting pairs in men’s doubles. Marvel at this duo’s rise to the top in my latest post!
