Korea Open Qual

Links: Wikipedia

Date	R	Home v Away	-
08/28 01:00	-	Yu Kai Huang v Po-Wei Wang	Walkover
08/28 01:00	-	Jason Gunawan v Donghun Kim	Walkover
08/27 05:15	3	Yin Chak Chan v Daniil Dubovenko	2-1
08/27 05:15	-	Wan Ho Son v Kim Bruun	2-0
08/27 03:40	7	Yu Kai Huang v Benedict Chen	2-0
08/27 03:30	7	Jhuo-Fu Liao v Donghun Kim	0-2
08/27 03:00	7	Yuehang Wang v Daniil Dubovenko	0-2
08/27 03:00	7	Garret Tan v Yin Chak Chan	0-2
08/27 03:00	7	Kim Bruun v Takeru Kai	2-0
08/27 03:00	7	Wan Ho Son v Kar Lung Chun	2-0
07/18 04:55	-	Pyeong Gang Choi v Harshit Aggarwal	2-1
07/18 04:00	-	Yun Gyu Lee v Kah Kit Kan	2-0
07/18 04:00	-	Min Seon Jeong v Ji Hoon Choi	0-2
07/18 04:00	-	Wan Ho Son v Dong Keun Lee	2-1
07/18 01:30	-	Rohan Midha v Ji Hoon Choi	0-2
07/18 01:30	-	Min Seon Jeong v Shashwat Dalal	2-0
07/18 01:00	-	Hyung Seok Kang v Pyeong Gang Choi	0-2
07/18 01:00	-	Geonyeop Cho v Yun Gyu Lee	1-2
07/18 01:00	-	Dong Hun Kim v Dong Keun Lee	0-2
07/18 01:00	-	Jia Jie Tan v Harshit Aggarwal	0-2
09/24 05:00	-	Yu Hsien Lin v Jun Peng Zhao	0-2
09/24 05:00	-	Dong Keun Lee v Donghun Kim	0-2
09/24 05:00	-	Ping-Hsien Huang v Kunlavut Vitidsarn	0-2
09/24 01:40	-	Jun Peng Zhao v Young Woong Ha	2-0
09/24 01:40	-	Donghun Kim v Ji Hoon Choi	2-1
09/24 01:40	-	Brice Leverdez v Dong Keun Lee	1-2
09/24 01:40	-	Teck Zhi Soo v Yu Hsien Lin	1-2
09/24 01:00	-	Kar Lung Chun v Kunlavut Vitidsarn	0-2
09/24 01:00	-	Chia Hsuan Lin v Ping-Hsien Huang	1-2

Teams

Wikipedia - Korea Open (badminton)

The Korea Open is an annual badminton event that is commonly held in Seoul, South Korea. The tournament used to be known as Korea Open Super Series because it became one of the BWF Super Series tournaments beginning with 2007. BWF categorised Korea Open as one of the seven BWF World Tour Super 500 events in the BWF events structure since 2018.

The tournament is organised since 1991, however the 1998 tournament was canceled due to the poor economic conditions in the country.

The Korea Open Qual is a prestigious badminton tournament held in South Korea, attracting top players from around the world to compete for the title. The tournament serves as a qualifying event for the Korea Open, one of the most anticipated stops on the Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour.

Players showcase their skills and compete in intense matches, vying for a chance to advance to the main draw of the Korea Open. The tournament features singles, doubles, and mixed doubles categories, with players demonstrating their agility, speed, and strategic prowess on the court.

The Korea Open Qual is known for its high level of competition and thrilling matches, making it a must-watch event for badminton enthusiasts. With a passionate fan base and a rich history of producing top talent, the tournament continues to be a highlight on the badminton calendar.