Badminton Fun Facts and Statistics in 2019

Statistics in China Open.
  • There are total 155 matches played, including 2 retired matches.
  • 56 matches ended up in rubber games (36.13%).
  • There are 16 same country matches in this tournament.
  • The fastest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to LGZ vs SYQ in R1 with just 15 minutes.
  • The longest match goes to KM vs ASG in Final with 90 minutes.
  • The easiest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to LGZ vs SYQ in R1 with the scoreline 21-5 21-9.
  • The hardest match is between Minions vs Choi/Seo in R2 with the scoreline 22-20 18-21 23-21.
Fun Facts in China Open.
  • CM completes her stunning comeback by winning the title in her first big tournament after a long layoff.
  • Fourth all INA MD Final this year. All of them features minions vs daddies, which minions won all of them.
  • 3 INA MDs are presented in SF for the first time in SSP/WT750+ tournaments.
  • TTY will be back to WR1.
  • Zheng/Huang score their hattrick titles, ranging from 2017-2019.
  • Third China Open title for minions, having won in 2016, 2017, 2019.
  • Chen/Jia and Zheng/Huang have won 5 titles together since Zheng/Huang's partnership debut.
  • This is the first time minions and TTY have different result when they both enter to the Final.
  • Zheng/Huang complete their WT1000 clean sweep.
  • CM, Zheng/Huang successfully defend their title.
  • MS and XD Final matches are the repeat of the Final of the previous edition.
  • China is the overall winner with 2 titles.
 
Statistics in Korea Open.
  • There are total 183 matches played, including 7 retired matches.
  • 65 matches ended up in rubber games (35.52%).
  • There are 25 same country matches in this tournament.
  • The fastest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Kunlavut vs Chun Kar Lung (ENG) in Q with just 16 minutes.
  • The longest match goes to Lee/Shin vs MatsuShida in SF with 83 minutes.
  • The easiest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Kunlavut vs Chun Kar Lung (ENG) in Q with the scoreline 21-3 21-6.
  • The hardest match is between Rinov/Phita vs He/Du in QF with the scoreline 26-24 22-24 22-20.
Fun Facts in Korea Open.
  • Dechapol/Sapsiree are the first pair to beat Zheng/Huang twice.
  • KM is the sixth MS player to win back-to-back top-tier tournament.
  • Fajar/Rian is the first INA MD to win title since Luluk/Alvent won it last in 2004.
  • KM is the first JPN MS player to win the title.
  • Dechapol/Sapsiree is the first THA player to win Korea Open title.
  • Second top-tier title for Fajar/Rian, Kim/Kong and Dechapol/Sapsiree.
  • HBJ ends her 3 years title drought. The last time she won the top-tier tournament was 2016 French Open.
  • Second SF in the top-tier tournament this year for Kashyap.
  • WTW reaches SF for the first time since his SF Korea Open 2017.
  • The titles are spread evenly across five disciplines.
 
when did the last time non seeded win wtf750+/ss?

ws: marin #24 won china open 2019, sep 22nd 2019
wd: kimkong #13 won japan open 2019, jul 28th 2019
ms: lin #16 won malaysia open 2019, apr 7th 2019
md: han zhou #17 won french open 2018, oct 28th 2018
xd: wata higa #48 won all england 2018, mar 18th 2018

and when did the last time someone never reach top 8 before, win wtf750+/ss?

ms: gint #13, highest #9 won china open 2018, sep 23rd 2018
ws: sato #17,highest #12 won indonesia open 2017, jun 18th 2017

ws is the most competition category but the gap between top 8 (or top 10) and the rest is bigger than other categories
 
vozer here said:
when did the last time non seeded win wtf750+/ss?

ws: marin #24 won china open 2019, sep 22nd 2019
wd: kimkong #13 won japan open 2019, jul 28th 2019
ms: lin #16 won malaysia open 2019, apr 7th 2019
md: han zhou #17 won french open 2018, oct 28th 2018
xd: wata higa #48 won all england 2018, mar 18th 2018

and when did the last time someone never reach top 8 before, win wtf750+/ss?

ms: gint #13, highest #9 won china open 2018, sep 23rd 2018
ws: sato #17,highest #12 won indonesia open 2017, jun 18th 2017

ws is the most competition category but the gap between top 8 (or top 10) and the rest is bigger than other categories
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As of now, ASG is currently ranked eighth. His highest rank is seventh, which he reached sometime this year.
 
minions said:
As of now, ASG is currently ranked eighth. His highest rank is seventh, which he reached sometime this year.
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#13 and highest #9 were his ranking at that time, sep 23rd 2018

Talk abt sato. This year she's just played 1 tournement
 
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Statistics in Denmark Open.
  • There are total 152 matches played, including 2 retired matches.
  • There are 3 W/O matches.
  • 50 matches ended up in rubber games (32.89%).
  • There are 5 same country matches in this tournament.
  • The fastest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Fajar/Rian vs Chew/Chew (USA) in R2 with just 22 minutes.
  • The longest match goes to Baek/Jung vs Du/Li in R2 with 88 minutes.
  • The easiest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to CYF vs S. Takahashi in QF with the scoreline 21-9 21-7.
  • The hardest matches go to CM vs ASY in QF with the scoreline 18-21 21-19 21-18 and Praveen/Melati vs Wang/Huang in Final with the scoreline 21-18 18-21 21-19
Fun Facts in Denmark Open.
  • Fifth all INA MD Final this year. All of them features minions vs daddies, which minions won all of them.
  • TTY and minions don't lose a single game on their way to the title.
  • KM, TTY and minions successfully defend their title.
  • KM continues his winning streak with 26 wins.
  • KM won 5 consecutive titles.
  • TTY has now equaled WYH's 20 SS/WT500+ titles in WS category.
  • Marcus becomes the INA player who won SS/WT500+ titles the most with 25 titles.
  • Baek HN and Melati won their first ever SS/WT500+ title.
  • Jung KE ended her 3-year title drought in SS/WT500+ tournament. The last time she won the high-tier title was in Korea Open 2016 with Shin SC.
  • Praveen ended his 2-year title drought. The last time he won the title was in Korea Open 2017 with Debby.
  • Praveen/Melati will reach their highest ever ranking with the 5th rank.
  • Praveen/Melati are the first pair to win the title by beating the top 2 CHN XD, Zheng/Huang and Wang/Huang.
  • First SF this year for T. Sugiarto and Lu/Yao (TPE).
  • First SF in SS/WT500+ tournament for Wang/Cheng (TPE) as a pair.
  • Indonesia is the overall winner with 2 titles.
 
Statistics in French Open.
  • There are total 155 matches played, including 3 retired matches.
  • 59 matches ended up in rubber games (38.06%).
  • There are 6 same country matches in this tournament.
  • The fastest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Hoo/Yap (MAS) vs Lee/Lee (USA) in R1 with just 22 minutes.
  • The longest match goes to Stoeva/Stoeva vs TakaMatsu in R2 with 109 minutes.
  • The easiest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to VA vs T. Rouxel (FRA) in R1 with the scoreline 21-9 21-6.
  • The hardest matches go to Hoki/Nagahara vs Marvin/Linda (GER) in R1 with the scoreline 23-25 21-19 21-19.
Fun Facts in French Open.
  • CL ends his one-year title drought.
  • CL doesn't lose a single game on his way to the title.
  • CL successfully defends his title.
  • CL is the first MS player to defend his title since Vimal Kumar did it in 1983-1984.
  • CL will be back to the top 3 ranking.
  • KM's winning streak ends with 28 wins.
  • ASY is the youngest ever to won the WT750+ title.
  • ASY won her first ever SS/WT500+ title.
  • Marcus won his second French Open title with different partner. First, with Kido in 2013. Second, with Kevin in 2019.
  • ASY is the first KOR WS to win the title since Hwang Hye-young in 1990.
  • Lee/Shin are the first KOR WD to win the title since Chung Myung-hee / Hwang Hye-young in 1990.
  • Second all KOR WD final in WT500+ tournaments.
  • 3 KOR WD pairs are now won one WT750 title each.
  • Praveen/Melati and minions won back-to-back titles.
  • Praveen/Melati are the first pair to beat Zheng/Huang two consecutive times.
  • No JPN players present in the final.
  • NO will reach her highest rank, the first.
  • ASY will reach her highest rank, the eleventh.
  • CM and Satwik/Chirag will be back to the top 10.
  • Indonesia and Korea are the overall winner with 2 titles.
 
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Statistics in French Open.
  • There are total 155 matches played, including 3 retired matches.
  • 59 matches ended up in rubber games (38.06%).
  • There are 6 same country matches in this tournament.
  • The fastest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Hoo/Yap (MAS) vs Lee/Lee (USA) in R1 with just 22 minutes.
  • The longest match goes to Polii/Rahayu vs Sakuramoto/Takahata in R1 with 93 minutes.
  • The easiest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to VA vs T. Rouxel (FRA) in R1 with the scoreline 21-9 21-6.
  • The hardest matches go to Hoki/Nagahara vs Marvin/Linda (GER) in R1 with the scoreline 23-25 21-19 21-19.
Fun Facts in French Open.
  • CL ends his one-year title drought.
  • CL doesn't lose a single game on his way to the title.
  • CL successfully defends his title.
  • CL is the first MS player to defend his title since Vimal Kumar did it in 1983-1984.
  • CL will be back to the top 3 ranking.
  • KM's winning streak ends with 28 wins.
  • ASY is the youngest ever to won the WT750+ title.
  • ASY won her first ever SS/WT500+ title.
  • Marcus won his second French Open title with different partner. First, with Kido in 2013. Second, with Kevin in 2019.
  • ASY is the first KOR WS to win the title since Hwang Hye-young in 1990.
  • Lee/Shin are the first KOR WD to win the title since Chung Myung-hee / Hwang Hye-young in 1990.
  • Second all KOR WD final in WT500+ tournaments.
  • 3 KOR WD pairs are now won one WT750 title each.
  • Praveen/Melati and minions won back-to-back titles.
  • Praveen/Melati are the first pair to beat Zheng/Huang two consecutive times.
  • No JPN players present in the final.
  • NO will reach her highest rank, the first.
  • ASY will reach her highest rank, the eleventh.
  • CM and Satwik/Chirag will be back to the top 10.
  • Indonesia and Korea are the overall winner with 2 titles.
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longest is the 109 mins match
 
Statistics in Fuzhou China Open.
  • There are total 155 matches played, including 6 retired matches.
  • 42 matches ended up in rubber games (27.1%).
  • There are 14 same country matches in this tournament.
  • The fastest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Kim/Kong vs Hady/Hosny (EGY) in R1 with just 18 minutes.
  • The longest match goes to FukuHiro vs Chen/Jia in SF with 94 minutes.
  • The easiest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Kim/Kong vs Hady/Hosny (EGY) in R1 with the scoreline 21-2 21-4.
  • The hardest matches go to Ahsan/Hendra vs Lee/Wang in R1 with the scoreline 27-25 22-24 21-17.
Fun Facts in Fuzhou China Open.
  • KM, CYF and minions successfully defends their titles.
  • KM wins his 10th titles this year.
  • KM wins his 7th WT500+ titles, equaling LCW's record in 2010 and 2013.
  • Third WT500+ titles for CYF and FukuHiro this year.
  • Minions equal their own record with 8 WT500+ titles, just like last year.
  • Minions win their third consecutive titles.
  • Minions win their fourth consecutive China Open titles in Fuzhou.
  • Fourth WT500+ title for Wang/Huang this year.
  • Zheng/Huang vs Wang/Huang match in Final has happened fourth times this year.
  • The MS, WS and XD Final are the rematches from the last year's finals.
  • TTY and FukuHiro will be back to WR1.
  • Rankireddy/Shetty reach their highest ranking, the 7th.
  • ASY reaches her highest ranking, the 10th.
  • AA reaches his highest ranking, the 3rd.
  • Japan is the overall winner with 2 titles. China also has 2 titles, but the total reps in Final are lesser than Japan.
 
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Statistics in Hongkong Open.
  • There are total 179 matches played, including 3 retired matches.
  • There are 2 W/O matches.
  • 59 matches ended up in rubber games (32.96%).
  • There are 11 same country matches in this tournament.
  • The fastest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Svendsen (DEN) vs Lam (CAN) in Q with just 13 minutes.
  • The longest match goes to ASG vs JC in SF with 81 minutes.
  • The easiest match, not counting the retired matches, goes to Svendsen (DEN) vs Lam (CAN) in Q with the scoreline 21-2 21-2.
  • The hardest matches go to Li/Liu vs Chia/Soh in QF with the scoreline 21-17 19-21 23-21.
Fun Facts in Hongkong Open.
  • Yuta/Arisa successfully defends their titles.
  • Chen/Jia will be back to WR1.
  • LCY is the second HKG MS player to win the title.
  • LCY and Choi/Seo win their biggest title.
  • Fourth WT500+ title for Chen/Jia this year.
  • LCY is the only winner to have been promoted from qualifying round.
  • ASG has played all his matches in rubber games.
  • CYF win her first back-to-back titles in high-tier tournament.
  • Choi/Seo reaches her highest ranking, the 7th.
  • China is the overall winner with 2 titles.
 
100th loss match is a mark to remember

for no, its the match against tai in sf wtf 2019
for aka, its the match against Fitriani in first round korea open 2019
 
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