On October 22, Beijing time, the BWF Danish Open is underway. In this open tournament, 26 people from The National Feather have registered to participate, at present, the five single eight strong lists have been released, only 10 people are left in the National Feather to advance, and the other 16 people have been eliminated. In the five individual events, the men's singles and men's doubles suffered a total army defeat, and no one advanced to the quarterfinals. Women's singles, women's doubles, and mixed doubles all have athletes advancing to the quarterfinals.
In the men's singles quarterfinals battle, Chinese Taipei's famous Zhou Tiancheng welcomed the Warring States Yu male miao Lu Guangzu alone. Zhou Tiancheng won two consecutive sets at 21:15 and 21:18, with a total score of 2:0 and a clean sheet for Lu Guangzu, successfully advanced to the men's singles quarterfinals, and Zhou Tiancheng won three consecutive wins. It is worth mentioning that Lu Guangzu was defeated by Zhou Tiancheng in the case of a 17:14 lead in the second set.
With Lu Guangzu's exit, the national feather men's singles suffered a total annihilation. World champion Shi Yuqi withdrew before the game, and young player Li Shifeng and others did not have the opportunity to participate because the world ranking was too low, while Olympic champion Chen Long was absent from the competition. In addition, in the men's doubles, world champions He Jiting Tan Qiang and Wang Changdi Zijian have encountered a round of travel, all of which were eliminated.
In other arenas, Danish Olympic champion Arcelong easily defeated Lakshya Sen 21:15, 21:7 to advance to the men's singles quarterfinals. Olympic champion Acetron beat his opponents again after last year's All England Championships, and next, Arcelor will face Malaysia's Li Zijia. The latter, Li Zijia, defeated teammate Liu Guolun 2:0 in the battle for the top eight seats and successfully advanced to the quarterfinals.
Hong Kong, China's Lee Cheuk Yew won three sets and successfully defeated a brother from Hong Kong, China, Vu Ka Lang, 21:8 in 21:16, 18:21, 21:8, and won the first time in five games to reach the men's singles quarterfinals. India's Verma defeated the defending danish open men's singles champion 21:14, 21:18, and the host player Antonsen successfully advanced to the men's singles quarterfinals. This game is quite explosive.
At present, the list of eight strong men's singles has been released. In the first half, japan's top seed Kento Momota, the world's number one, faced Indonesia's world champion Jonatan, and India's Verma faced Indonesia's Sugiato. In the second half, Hong Kong's Lee Cheuk Yew faces Chinese Taipei's Zhou Tiancheng and Malaysia's Li Zijia takes on Olympic champion Arcelor.