How much players earn from 2006 January - April

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  1. yannie

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    How much players earn from tournaments 2006 January - April

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    1 Chen Jin CHN 27.650
    2 Lee Chong Wei MAS 21.100
    3 Lin Dan CHN 16.600
    4 Gade Peter DEN 14.900
    5 Lee Hyun Il KOR 7.000
    6 Cheng Hong CHN 6.950
    7 Xia Xuanze CHN 6.600
    8 Ponsana Boonsak THA 6.500
    9 Jonassen Kenneth DEN 6.250
    10 Chen Yu CHN 5.000
    11 Yeoh Kay Bin MAS 3.980
    12 Park Sung Hwang KOR 3.300
    13 Hashim Hafiz B MAS 3.000
    14 Wong Choong Hann MAS 2.900
    15 Kuan Beng Hong MAS 2.700
    16 Jang Young Soo KOR 2.250
    17 Kaldau Niels Christian DEN 2.200
    18 Oedum Kasper DEN 2.080
    19 Santoso Simon INA 2.050
    20 Lu Yi CHN 1.800
    21 Ayob Sairul Amar MAS 1.480
    22 Ng Wei HKG 1.320
    22 Palyama Dicky NED 1.320
    24 Kuncoro Sony Dwi INA 1.250
    24 Sapkulchananart Poompat THA 1.250
    24 Sato Shoji JPN 1.250
    27 Shon Seung Mo KOR 1.200
    28 Lee Tsuen Seng MAS 1.000
    29 Persson Joachim DEN 980
    30 Wu Yun Yong CHN 820
    31 Anand Chetan IND 500
    31 Chan Yankit HKG 500
    31 Hashim Muhd Roslim MAS 500
    31 Qiu Yanbo CHN 500
    35 Chua James MAS 480
    35 Kehlhoffner Erwin FRA 480
    35 Li Yu CHN 480
    38 Bao Chulai CHN 320
    38 Joppien Björn GER 320
    38 Li Yu CHN 320
    38 Nakanishi Yousuke JPN 320
     
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    wow! Chen Jin is rich! rich, handsome and young.. what else we need :)
     
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    is it in million??
    and i realised that Li Yu from China appear twice in the list????
     
  4. yannie

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    million? what?
    1 Chen Jin CHN 27.650 <--- twenty-seven thousand six hundred and fifty

    li yu? i also don't know why... hmm...
     
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    good personality? I'm sure he has it:) ... he looks nice and sweet...
     
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    what about men double player ??
     
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    nono not in millions...

    some countries have the , and . the other way around

    ie in UK, we say 32,000.00

    whereas in most of europe it seems to be 32.000,00 ?
     
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    wah...LCW is rich too! Lucky WMC :rolleyes:
     
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    hmm...badminton players dont really earn huh...if they are injured..they wont have income for months..but at least they get to so what they like
     
  10. erin_hakkinen

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    i think they do get salaries from the club or association.i don't know. but come on..national players,mestilah dapat gaji every month,kan?
     
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    Li Yu and Yu Li are two different players.
    I know it is so confusing. I've seen them on tournament players list.
     
  12. yannie

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    no... he/she meant this:

    35 Li Yu CHN 480 :confused:
    38 Bao Chulai CHN 320
    38 Joppien Björn GER 320
    38 Li Yu CHN 320 :confused:
     
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    Chen Jin is rich!!! But Lin Dan will take over at the end of year :D :p ;)
     
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    interesting list yannie,
    those are in US dollars...hmm, Chen Jin is making pretty good income there for only 4 months, esp. for a guy his age..:eek: In 1 yr. if he keeps on winning consistently, he could get a 6 figure salary..more power to him..:)
    also, noticed Taufik is not even on the list...hmm, probably don't need the money anyways....:rolleyes: :p
     
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    Its not really that much at all. Don't forget that its very difficult to win the bigger prizes and considering the costs of being a professional sportsman...

    I hope the income level can increase way more so that more players can become true professionals. There's just too much dependence on national support and many decent players do not get to compete because of the decision of some national coach as well as limited funds for the journey, etc.
     
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    understandably so; of course those $27,000+ does not include tax, money given back to coaches and other things..on one hand he's sacrificing his study and education, but considering his age and the money he makes(in 4 months)-as most kids his age are either in school or doing some other things..CJ on the other hand is making money, *for himself*, while building up his career..:rolleyes:
     
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    They're earning peanuts! :eek:
    These guys are the absolute top performers in the world, and they don't make more than THAT? Well, we don't know how much they earn from sponsors. In most sports, that's where the real money comes from -- prize money is only part of the income. I'm assuming it would be the same in badminton.
     
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    I agree it is peanuts. Lin dan (No. 1 player in the world if you needed telling) earns the average wage in UK pro rata for the year (circa £24k). In which time he one one of the most prestigious tournaments (AE)

    True they may earn extra from sponsors, but also true he probably spent more than he earned on plane fares.

    You cannot make an independent living on badminton, even if you are the top player in the world. That IMO is sad :(
     
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    Rich? Hardly. The U.S. average income in 2002 was: $36,764.

    Professional badminton players need to be played more. They are definitely one of the least paid professional sports individuals in the world. :( :( :(
     
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    In millions? LOL! :eek: :D :D

    No way, this isn't a list of F1 Drivers' salaries. :p
     

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