Here are 11 'victim' badminton players withdrew from Denmark Open 2021

CORONA-BEER-PRICES - Denmark Open 2021 is a 'deadly' competition along with the number of badminton players who have withdrawn due to injury, even reaching the final. Who is the victim?

The badminton world has just finised the Denmark Open 2021 competition moment, which is held just 2 days after the Thomas and Uber Cups being held in the same country.

In Sunday's final (24/10/21), Japan won three titles through Akane Yamaguchi in women's singgels, Takuro Hogi/Yugo Kobayashi in men's doubles, and Yuta Watanabe/Arisa Higashino in mixed doubles.

China took one judul in women's doubles through Huang Dong Ping/Zheng Yu, and hosts Denmark won one judul through Viktor Axelsen in men's singgels.

The Indonesian badminton tim did not succeed in sending 1 representative to the hebat. Praveen Jordan/Melati Daeva and Tommy Sugiarto got the farthest way for the representatives of Merah Putih, who failed in the semi-finals.

On the other hand, the Denmark Open 2021 is a competition that is seen as deadly and eats a number of victims. The masalah is that some badminton players can't help but resign due to injury. In fact, there are also those who can't help but resign in the final.

One of the things that are considered to be the pemicu for the collapse of these badminton players is the hectic skedul. It is known, before the Denmark Open, several badminton players had already defended their respective countries in the Thomas and Uber Cups and the Sudirman Cup which were held successively.

Then, who are some of the badminton players who are victims at the Denmark Open 2021? Here's the daftar

This first favourite withdrew when they had just entered the first set in a state of 1-5 down, after having felt bad during the warm-up. Chen Qincheng admits that his waist has a masalah, and Jia Yifan feels a masalah in his left leg.

1. Chen Qincheng/Jia Yifan

China's women's doubles, Chen Qincheng/Jia Yifan retired in the first set of the Denmark Open, facing Danish doubles Amalie Magelund/Freja Ravn.

This first favourite withdrew when they had just entered the first set in a state of 1-5 down, after having felt bad during the warm-up. Chen Qincheng admits that his waist has a masalah, and Jia Yifan feels a masalah in his left leg.

2. Qi Xuefei

Qi Xuefei, a French women's singgel with Chinese blood, withdrew in the first set or the last 32 due to an injury when she faced Clara Azurmendi (Spain), in the first set she was 1-11 behind.

3. Nami Matsuyama/Chiharu Shida

Japanese women's doubles Nami Matsuyama/Chiharu Shida couldn't make it through the first set. Faced with Alyssa Tirtosentono/Imke van der Aar, the sixth favourite withdrew in the first set while leading 7-4 due to Shida's injury.

4. Joel Eipe/Rasmus Kjaer

A storm of injuries hit the hosts. Men's doubles Joel Eipe/Rasmur Kjaer retreated in the first set, against Ong Yew Sin/Teo Ee Yi in the second set, after losing in the first set.

5. Kashyap Parupalli

Retreat in the first set occurred in the men's singgels which hit Indian badminton player, Kashyap Parupalli. Facing favourite 4 Chou Tien Chen, Parupali only lasted a few moments in the first set before pulling out 0-3 down.

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6. He Jiting/Liu Xuanxuan

Still from the first set, China's men's doubles, He Jiting/Liu Xuanxuan, withdrew when they fell 1-6 down in the first set to Malaysian representatives, Gon Soon Huat/Lai Shevon Jemie. This metode was taken because He Jiting/Liu Xuanxuan admitted that they were tired.

7. Anthony Ginting

Indonesian troops also became victims of the fierceness of the Danish Open. Anthony Ginting withdrew in the first set against Thomas Rouxel due to a hip injury.

PP PBSI's Physical Coach, Iwan Hermawan said that Anthony Ginting's waist had experienced an overuse that had been felt since the Thomas Cup final.

8. Lee Jhe Huei/Hsu Ya Ching

The way Lee Jhe Huei/Hsu Ya Ching, at the Denmark Open 2021 must setop in the quarter-finals. This Taiwanese ganda combination retreated in the 2nd set against 2nd favourites from Thailand, Dechapol Puavarnuroh/Sapsiree Taerattanachai.

9. Sameer Verma

Another badminton player who retired in the quarter-finals is India's men's singgels, Sameer Verma. Defeated 17-21 to Tommy Sugiarto in the first set, Verma chose not to take the second set due to injury.

10. Jonathan Christie

Anthony Ginting is not one of the Indonesia men's singgels who withdrew due to injury. Jonatan Christie followed Ginting's footsteps, by retiring in the quarter-final set.

Jonathan Christie withdrew in the 2nd set against Kento Momota at 0-15 down, after losing 13-21 in the first set. He experienced problems in the waist, calculated because he was tired of participating in 3 competitions in a row.

11. An Se Young

South Korean women's singgels, An Se Young was the last to withdraw due to injury at the Denmark Open. Appearing in the final against Akane Yamaguchi she won the first set 21-18 before losing 23-25.

In the 3rd set, An Se Young withdrew at 5-16 down due to a thigh injury which made her performnce sag markedly. Concerned, he received a red card for talking to the clinical tim without Umpire's permission.