Danish badminton star Viktor Axelsen has not played since October, and a serious back injury is now raising doubts about his future in the sport. According to TV 2 Sport, a doctor who has previously treated him believes the situation looks worrying, and experts fear the two-time Olympic champion may never return to the badminton court.
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After years of tension with the national federation, former All England champion Lee Zii Jia could soon represent Malaysia again. According to TV 2 Sport, the badminton star is expected to join the country’s squad for the Thomas Cup in April.
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Viktor Axelsen’s prolonged injury absence is now translating into a steep drop in the world rankings, leaving the Danish badminton star facing mounting uncertainty about his competitive future.
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A Danish player’s criticism of cold and unhygienic conditions at the India Open has escalated into a broader debate in Indian sports media, as officials respond and concerns over player welfare intensify ahead of major international tournaments.
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At the BWF World Junior Championships in Guwahati, it isn’t the teenage shuttlers but their animated mentor who keeps drawing eyes. Former Olympic and World Champion Chen Long has returned to the sport in a new avatar, bringing unexpected energy, and plenty of emotion, to China’s junior team.
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Danish doubles player Kim Astrup had a talk with TV2-Sport earlier in the week during HYLO-open, that it was “only a matter of time before something really bad would happen,” as competitors repeatedly slipped on the new head sponsor Victor’s mats used in the tournament.
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The BWF China Masters is one of Asia’s most prestigious badminton tournaments, showcasing the very best talents the sport has
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Badminton has long been one of the world’s most competitive racket sports, but only in recent years has the financial
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