Another badminton world champion announced his retirement, and the 33-year-old holds the world record for the fastest kill

On November 7, Beijing time, the BWF officially confirmed that the Danish men's doubles star Koding has submitted a retirement report, and the world ranking will "disappear" in a few weeks, causing strong concern among netizens.

According to Danish media reports, the Danish badminton team held a simple farewell ceremony for Koding, and each teammate played with him. After a brief exchange with the coach and teammates, Codin picked up his bag and left the stadium, officially announcing the end of his sports career. In his retirement manifesto, Codin wrote: "It is not easy to say goodbye to the sports career that has brought me so many crazy experiences over the years, I have dreamed of becoming a professional badminton player since I was a child, and I want to say a word to myself to the end, this is really a great journey, and I will always cherish the memories that this sport has given me." ”

The 33-year-old Codin, who has reached a height of 2.05 meters, has been called "the giant on the badminton court" by fans. Codin's partner at the peak of his athletic career was Peterson, and the two helped Denmark to the top of the 2016 Thomas Cup team competition as a "double-double", becoming the world champion. In addition, Kodin also holds the Guinness Book of World Fastest Killing Record, he played a total of 426 km / h in the 2017 Indian Badminton Super League, breaking the world record of the fastest kill for male players held by Li Zongwei in 417 km / hour, which is also the fastest kill record recognized by Guinness. After Peterson retired, Coding partnered with Sergaux, but failed to achieve too good results. Not long ago, the Sudirman Cup and The Thomas Cup, Koding played with the Danish team, which was also the last two games of his international competition.