Selection Rules:
1. Refer to the results of the 1981 BWB and the international badminton union, so Tang Xianhu, Liang Hailiang and other predecessors do not join the selection.
2. Refer only to the points ranking of the Olympic Games, the World Championships, the All England Open and the World Cup. The Olympic Games have 6 points, the restructured world championship 5 points, the restructured future championship 4 points, the British 2 points, the World Cup 1 point.
3. The winner is king, only refer to the championship data of each player, and the data of the runner-up and the final four is not referenced.
4. The results of the Asian Games and the Asian Championships are used as a reference in the case of the same points as the regional players.
5. Team performance and H2H record are only used as a reference in the case of equal division.
10. Night Watchman - Sun Jun
Struggling to support at the time of the decline of the national feather, the guardians in the night, so that the fans of that era can feel the joy of winning. The 1997 World Championships dragged a wounded leg full of moving figures, 1999 for the national feather to regain the lost eight years of world championships, soup cup is his career regret forever.
He won one World Championship in his career (before the restructuring), once the All England Open, and one World Cup, accumulating 8 points.
9. The new king of the times - Momota Kendou
Although The upset of Dongao has made Momota may never have a chance to catch up with Chen Long's achievements, you can say that he was not a hero at the time, but he finally ruled the world for a period of time. The 11 champions of the year, the world championship two consecutive championships comparable to Yang Yang, Chen Long, the first men's singles athlete to break through 110,000 points. Even if there is no championship in his career, these achievements are enough to make him in the top ten in history.
He won two World Championships (after restructuring) and one All England Open title with 10 points.
Viii. The Danish Bible – Larson
He is Dong Jiong's nightmare, having staged a 2-13 reversal in the Soup Cup, and won the Olympic gold medal by defeating Dong Jiong 2-0 at the Atlanta Olympics. After retiring from the army, he devoted himself to the promotion of badminton and served as president of the International Badminton Federation since 2013. In Denmark, he is known as the "badminton bible" by avid fans.
He won one Olympic title and two All England Open titles in his career, accumulating 10 points. He has also won three European Championships.
7. Indonesian king - Albi
Together with Wei Renfang and Zorgo, he achieved Indonesia's glory in the 1990s, whether it is a team or individual competition, he is an insurmountable mountain in front of other players, he is the most talented player in Indonesia before Tawfik.
He won one World Championship in his career (before the restructuring), two All England Open titles, and one World Cup title, accumulating 10 points. He also won one Asian Games.
6. Excalibur King - Zhao Jianhua
He is recognized as the most technical player in the world of badminton and won the All England Championship at the age of 18. However, he suffered a blow from pleurisy when the peak arrived. After ups and downs, it rose again, and finally won the World Championship in 1991. He, together with Yang Yang and Xiong Guobao, formed the National Feather Three Musketeers, was invincible and brought the Toms Cup triple crown to the National Feather.
He won one World Championship in his career (before the restructuring), two All England Open titles, and one World Cup title, accumulating 10 points. He also defended his Asian Games title in 1986 and 1990.
Fifth, the backhand king - Tawfik
He is the first Grand Slam player in the men's singles of badminton, the most talented player in the history of badminton, and has played unbeatable in the world badminton world with one hand. The 2005 World Championship final, the 2006 Asian Games final, lin dan as his stepping stone, in 2010 can beat Li Zongwei at the World Championships, if he can invest a little more in badminton, his achievements will not stop there.
He won one Olympic title and one World Championship champion (before the restructuring) and scored 11 points. He also won the men's singles gold medal at the Asian Games twice.
Fourth, the new Slam - Arcelor
At the just-concluded Tokyo Olympics, Anseron defeated Chen Long to win the men's singles title, becoming the fourth Grand Slam in badminton history. His tall stature allows him to kill from the "second floor", but at the same time he has strong mobility, both offensive and defensive, and his footsteps easily cover the entire field. He also led Denmark to win the first Thomas Cup in history in 2016, and now he is still young and has enough time to create his own era.
He has won one Olympic title, one World Championship champion (after restructuring), and one All England Open champion with 12 points.
3. The King of Kings - Yang Yang
He is the absolute king of the 80s badminton, the only player who can defend his title before the restructuring of the World Championships, his peak is invincible, invincible in all the competitions he participated in, he is the absolute trump card of the three consecutive championships of the National Yu Soup Cup, the Indonesian king Sugiato was played by him psychological shadow, and Yang will lose. For the fans at that time, as long as they saw Yang Yang play, the hanging heart landed, because he was synonymous with victory. Ranking third was only because badminton did not become an official Olympic sport at that time, after all, in the 1988 Olympic Exhibition Match, he also easily won the championship.
He has won two World Championships in his career (before the restructuring), one All England Open and two World Cups, accumulating 14 points. He also won the 1988 Olympic Exhibition Championship.
2. The Dragon King - Chen Long
Many fans may be dissatisfied with Chen Long's ranking in this position. But Chen Long was indeed overly denigrated, even though his performance in the team competition was not satisfactory, but the Chen Long in the individual race was absolutely unquestionable. The 34-year-old Chen Long also reached the final at the Olympic Games, and finally lost to Arcelong. After Lin Dan gradually faded out of the badminton world, it was he who defeated Li Zongwei in the finals of the 14th, 15th and 16th World Series, achieving three consecutive world championships and continuing the glory of national feathers.
He has won one Olympic title, two World Championships (after restructuring), and two All England Open titles, accumulating 18 points.
First, the god of badminton - Lin Dan
No matter what ranking, no matter what standard, even the Indonesian media has to admit that Lin Dan is the world's greatest badminton player. According to this scoring standard, Lin Dan's 46 points are higher than the two or four places on the list combined, even if the number of all champions is halved, he is still the first. From the peak of 2007 to the knee injury in 2014, in 7 years, in the four most important events of badminton, the Olympic Games, the World Championships, the Sudirman Cup, and the Thomas Cup, Lin Dan has only lost 3 times, and he is the nightmare of all male singles players of his generation. The defending Olympic champion and the five-time world championship title have made other players unattainable, the Thomas Cup has won five consecutive championships, the Sudirman Cup has won six consecutive championships, and Lin Dan in the team competition is a god-like existence. He is the super grand slam in the history of badminton.
He has won two Olympic titles, five World Championships (after restructuring), six All England Open titles, and two World Cup titles, accumulating 46 points. He has also won two Asian Games titles.
Finally, the specific ranking situation is attached