|
Lin Dan bags Korean Open singles title
|
New Straits Times
04-01-2002
Lin Dan bags Korean Open singles title
Edition: 2*
WORLD number four Lin Dan of China captured the Korean Open singles title when he stopped local ace Shon Seung Mo in five games in Yeosu City yesterday.
Lin Dan, the 1999 world junior runner-up, won 1-7, 7-3, 7-3, 7-5.
Former world champions Ha Tae Kwon-Kim Dong Moon of South Korea sent a strong signal to the all-conquering Indonesian doubles players when the...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
|
Roslin faces `battered' rival
The Malay Mail
; ROSLIN HASHIM has been handed a good opportunity to knock out China's World No 2 Lin Dan tonight in the men's singles third round of the Malaysian Open in Penang. Lin Dan, the second seed, must be tired and battered after fighting his way through the first two rounds. Lin Dan, the Korean Open
|
|
|
Lin Dan benefits from military regime
New Straits Times
; New Straits Times 07-01-2004 Lin Dan benefits from military regime Edition: Main/Lifestyle; 2* Section: Sport A TOUGH training regime in the national army has paved the way for Lin Dan of China to be the undisputed World No 1 and the favourite to win the Olympics gold in Athens next month. A native
|
|
|
Serving up a classic
The Malay Mail
; IT would be perfect if this year's All-England final is contested between the world's top two players. A Lin Dan-Lee Chong Wei final has all the makings of a classic at the world's oldest badminton competition. The Chinese world No 1 is the reigning champion and a worthy one at that. Chong Wei, the
|
|
|
When Lin Dan blew his top
The Malay Mail
; EVEN the normally quiet Lin Dan (left) lost his nerve in his third round win over Malaysia's Mohd Hafiz Hashim in the Malaysian Open at the Sukpa Stadium in Kuantan last night. For the showman was losing his temper and, in the process, could have lost the match against a rejuvenated Hafiz. Lin Dan
|
|
|
Lin Dan eyes Olympic gold
The Malay Mail
; LIN DAN has two traits which always catch the attention of fans and officials. The first is, he salutes his opponent and the crowd after winning a match. Malaysian fans should recall he raised his hand to salute Lee Chong Wei in the final of the Thomas Cup qualifiers in Kuala Lumpur last month.
|
|
|
Lin Dan rules supreme
New Straits Times
; Lin Dan rules supreme Byline: Ajitpal Singh Edition: Main/Lifestyle Section: Main Section Memo: Badminton LEE Chong Wei had no answer to World No 1 Lin Dan's solid display as the jaded Malaysian was outplayed in the Swiss Open men's singles final in Basel yesterday. Chong Wei, 25, crashed 21-13,
|
|
|
Lin Dan vows to deliver first point
The Malay Mail
; ALTHOUGH his 31-match unbeaten run came to an end at the Japan Open last month, Lin Dan is confident of delivering the opening point for China. The only man to defeat Lin Dan, who has not dropped a match since last September, was teammate Bao Chunlai. Chunlai defeated the world No 1 in the
|
|
|
Lin Dan is the player to beat
The Malay Mail
; WORLD No 1 and newly-crowned All-England champion Lin Dan will be the man to beat in the Japan Open on April 7-11. After skipping the Korean Open, the 21-year-old southpaw will be in action in the Japan Open, which is the last world Grand Prix event before the Olympic qualifying deadline on April
|
|
|
Lin Dan in line for Athens Olympics
The Malay Mail
; BY winning the Hong Kong Open singles title Lin Dan has put himself closer to being named as the third Chinese player for the 2004 Athens Olympics. The Danish Open champion was in good form as he outlasted surprise finallist Boonsak Polsana of Thailand in a thrilling three-setter. Boonsak had
|
|
|
Lin Dan cautious about his chances
New Straits Times
; New Straits Times 05-01-2007 Lin Dan cautious about his chances Edition: Main/Lifestyle Section: Main Section WORLD champion Lin Dan is not so sure he can conquer the world at the Aviva Singapore Open Super Series which starts tomorrow at the Indoor Stadium. Despite the No 1 tag and being the No 1
|