China’s Doubles Badminton Dominance Continues
China has a new badminton queen in doubles! If opponents thought they could breathe a sigh of relief after the retirement of the iconic Zhao Yunlei, they better think twice. Chen Qingchen, echoing her high regard for the champion shuttler, has emerged as a dominating force in women’s doubles.
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A Rising Star
Chen Qingchen made her mark on the badminton world with an impressive performance at the Yonex French Open 2016. In her first doubles double on the MetLife BWF World Superseries tour, she partnered with Jia Yifan to clinch the Women’s Doubles title. The Chinese duo played with precision and power, cutting down the challenge of Korea’s Chang Ye Na and Lee So Hee. The final score was 21-16, 21-17 in favor of Chen and Jia.
Ambitions and Aspirations
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Chen’s victory at the French Open is just the beginning for the 19-year-old rising star. In an interview, she expressed her excitement at achieving her first double triumph in the Superseries. Inspired by Zhao Yunlei, Chen aspires to study her and play like her, aiming to reach the same level of excellence.
Dominating the Mixed Doubles
Not only did Chen shine in the Women’s Doubles, but she also grabbed the Mixed Doubles championship with her partner, Zheng Siwei. They toppled last year’s Paris winners, Ko Sung Hyun and Kim Ha Na, with a score of 21-16, 21-15. The Korean top seeds and world No.1 pair admitted they were overwhelmed by the power and pace of their opponents.
Preparation and Dedication
Chen and her respective partners maintain a rigorous training regime to stay at the top of their game. They spend a significant amount of time studying their rivals’ matches, learning from other players, and strategizing on how to defeat specific pairs. Their dedication and focus on physical conditioning contribute to their success on the court.
Emotional Victory for Denmark
In the Men’s Doubles, Denmark’s Mathias Boe and Carsten Mogensen celebrated their return to the winners’ circle. They clinched their third French Open title, but their victory came due to the retirement of Bodin Isara and Nipitphon Phuangphuapet. Isara could not continue playing due to a painful left knee.
Overcoming Challenges
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Boe and Mogensen faced their own challenges on the road to victory. Mogensen, who suffered from an aneurysm in February, described his comeback as “like climbing Mount Everest.” Despite being hospitalized with low blood sugar just days before the tournament, the Danish duo persevered. Their tenacity and love for badminton propelled them forward, ultimately leading them to success.
Delight and Gratitude
Boe expressed their sincere regret for winning under these circumstances, acknowledging Bodin Isara’s talent and the unfortunate turn of events. However, they were pleased to get their hands on the prize trophy again. The Danish duo reflected on the hard work it took to reach the top, emphasizing the joy of achieving their first Superseries win of 2016.
FAQs
Q: How old is Chen Qingchen?
A: Chen Qingchen is 19 years old.
Q: Who did Chen Qingchen partner with in the Women’s Doubles?
A: Chen partnered with Jia Yifan in the Women’s Doubles.
Q: Which tournament did Chen and Zheng Siwei win in the Mixed Doubles?
A: Chen and Zheng Siwei won the Mixed Doubles championship at the Yonex French Open 2016.
Conclusion
Chen Qingchen’s success at the Yonex French Open 2016 signifies China’s continued dominance in doubles badminton. Her impressive performances and aspirations to emulate the greatness of Zhao Yunlei highlight her potential as a rising star in the sport. Denmark’s Mathias Boe and Carsten Mogensen also experienced an emotional victory, overcoming personal challenges to achieve success. These talented athletes inspire us with their dedication, resilience, and love for the game. As badminton enthusiasts, we can look forward to witnessing their future achievements on the global stage.
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