The BWF World Tour stops in Spain, where the 2023 edition of the Spain Masters is held, an event hosted by the Centro Deportivo Municipal Gallur in Madrid. It is a competition that is part of the second level, starting from the bottom, namely Super 300. It will also be one of only two events touched by the month of April, given the presence of the Orléans Masters from 4 to 9 before a long gap.
It is an event that, since 2018, in the men’s singles, has expressed only Europeans as winners (specifically two Danes, Rasmus Genke and Viktor Axelsenand a Frenchman Toma Junior Popov). In the other specialties, however, almost total Asian domination with only two continental successes in 16 events.
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In addition to Popov, all Indonesians hold the title: in the women’s singles Kusuma Wardani’s daughterin men’s doubles Pramudya Kusumawardana and Yeremia Rambitanin women’s doubles Yulfira Barkah and Febby Valencia Dwijayanti Ganiin mixed doubles Rinov Rivaldy e Pitha Haningtyas Mentari.
Of these, only the women’s doubles will not return to defend their victory. Up to 7000 points are available for those who can take the tournament home. Below are the five tables of the events scheduled for tomorrow and for five days.
SPAIN MASTERS 2023: BOARDS
MEN’S SINGULAR
Nishimoto (JPN) [1]-Lee (TPE)
Merklé (FRA)-Leverdez (FRA)
Kidambi (IND) [5]-Thammasin (YES)
Caljouw (NED)-Sai Praneeth (IND)
Wardoyo (IDN) [3]-Q2
Manjutah (IND)-PFQ
Popov (FRA) 8]-Lin (TPE)
Q4-Svendsen (DEN)
Cordon (GUA)-Popov (FRA)
Watanabe (JPN)-Wang (TPE) [7]
Ziberman (ISR)-Q1
Coelho (BRA)-Antonsen (DEN)
Q3-Cheam (MAL)
Wangcharoen (THA)-Gemke (DEN) [6]
Verma (IND)-Nguyen (IRE)
Yang (CAN)-Tsuneyama (JPN) [2]
FEMALE SINGULAR
Marin (ESP) [1]-Kjaersfeldt (DEN)
Bansod (IND)-Jakobsen (DEN)
Li (CAN) [6]Kashyap (IND)
Katethong (THA)-Nidaira (JPN)
PFQ-Q1
Goh (MAL)-Christophersen (DEN)
Tunjung (IDN)-Gilmour (SCO)
Ohori (JPN)-Kim (KOR)
Azumendi (ESP)-Q4
Gunji (JPN)-Zhang (USA) [8]
Q3-Yeo (SIN)
Nehwal (IND)-Ongbamrungphan (THA)
Blichfeldt (DEN)-Wang (USA)
Sung (TPE)-Hsu (TPE) [7]
Tan (BEL)-Wardani (IDN)
Q2-Sindhu (IND) [2]
MALE DOUBLE
Alfian/Ardianto (IDN)-Q2
Q1-Garaga/Panjala (IND)
Fikri/Maulana (IDN) [5]-Jomkoh/Kedren (THA)
Lee/Yang (TPE)-Charoenkitamorn/Yordphaisong (THA)
Carnando/Marthi (IDN) [4]-Q4
Arjun/Kapila (IND)-Grimley/Grimley (SCO)
Lu/Yang (TPE)-Chang/Po (TPE)
Su/Ye (TPE)-Dong/Yakura (CAN)
Q3-Kjaer/Søgaard (DEN)
Corvée/Labar (FRA)-Lamsfuss/Seidel (GER) [7]
Bay/Mølhede (DEN)-He/Zhou (CHN)
Popov/Popov (FRA)-Astrup/Rasmussen (DEN) [3]
Jille/van der Lecq (NED)-Ren/Tian (CHN)
Chiu/Yang (TPE)-Lane/Vendy (ENG) [8]
Matsui/Takeuchi (JPN)-Kusumawardana/Rambitan (IDN)
Endo/Takei (JPN)-Rankireddy/Shetty (IND) [2]
FEMALE DOUBLE
Rahayu/Ramadhanti (IDN) [1]-Lee/Teng (TPE)
Paewsampran/Supajirakul (THA)-Mayasari/Sugiarto (IDN)
Jolly/Gopichand (IND) [6]-Miyauri/Sakuramoto (JPN)
Jin/Wong (SIN)-Hobara/Suizi (JPN)
Aimsaard/Aimsaard (YES) [3]-Li/Luo (CHN)
Hu/Lin (TPE)-Fruergaard/Thygesen (DEN)
Efler/Lohau (GER) [8]-Birch/Smith (ENG)
Bhat/Gautam (IND)-Lambert/Tran (FRA)
Q4-A1
Hsu/Lin (TPE)-Kusuma/Pratiwi (IDN) [7]
Q2-Corbett/Lee (USA)
Chang/Yang (TPE)-Stoeva/Stoeva (BUL) [4]
Q3-Choi/Wu (CAN)
Kuspert/Moszczynski (GER)-Baek/Lee (KOR) [5]
Hirokami/Kato (JPN)-Lima/Lima (BRA)
Xu/Xu (USA)-Kititharakul/Prajongjai (THA) [2]
MIXED DOUBLE
Puavaranukroh/Taerattanachai (THA) [1]-Q1
Farias/Lima (BRA)-Chiu/Gai (USA)
Christiansen/Bøje (DEN) [8]-Sumanti/Julirmarbela (IDN)
Ye/Lee (TPE)/Hemming/Pugh (ENG)
Goh/Lai (MAL) [4]-Chang/Lee (TPE)
Mikkelsen/Søby (DEN)-Mairs/Moore (ENG)
Jomkoh/Paewsampran (THA) [6]-Q3
Jiang/Wei (CHN)-Mammeri/Mammeri (ALG)
Lee/Hsu (TPE)-Hee/Tan (SIN)
Yang/Hu (TPE)-Kusharjanto/Kusumawati (IDN) [7]
Jordan/Oktavianti (IDN)-Chan/Cheah (MAL)
Lindeman/Wu (CAN)-Lamsfuss/Lohau (GER) [3]
Q2-Ellis/Smith (ENG)
Thyrri/Magelund (DEN)/Rivaldy/Mentari (IDN) [5]
Jansen/Effer (GER)-Cahyono/Islami (IDN)
Q4-Gicquel/Delrue (FRA) [2]
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