Yonex Belgian International 2024 – Badminton

The apotheosis of a top summer badminton: the 20th edition of the Yonex Belgian International, an anniversary edition to say to you. Following the world championships in Paris, the question immediately arises whether defender Julien Carraggi can come close to his incomprehensible song from last year. And to what is World Cup-Reofite Clara Lassaux all capable of, after an equally great experience on the Paris Badminton courts. Barely a week and a half later, many World Cup goers come to Leuven with the idea of playing the first violin. An anniversary edition with a pack of Belgian and international toppers on the toss. This is feasting in symphony.

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Where sports and networks meet during the Yonex Belgian International, on Thursday 11 September 2025 in the Kessel-Lo sports complex.

From 10 to 13 September, Leuven can once again call himself badminton capital of Belgium. The Sportoase becomes the beating heart of the international badminton scene during the 20th party edition of the Yonex Belgian International.

The 19th edition of the Yonex Belgian International became an absolute total spectacle. That public favorite Julien Carraggi was the first Belgian to qualify for the final in singles, it undoubtedly played his role in this. The fact that Carraggi, supported by its own people, also in a true nail biter, also managed to play against the first series, the Dane Mads Christophersen, was therefore the icing on the cake of this Yonex Bi. The roof of the Leuven Sportoase went completely off.

Julien Carraggi (BWF-53) was the first Belgian in men on Saturday. Only the Yonex Belgian International won, which is the largest international badminton tournament in our country. In the Leuven Sportoase, the Belgian second series of 21-16, 12-21 and 21-19 took the size of the Danish first series Mads Christophers (BWF-45).

Big party because Julien Carraggi plays the final against first series Mads Christophersen this afternoon. Badminton Flanders organizes a Happy Hour to already celebrate this final.

The Belgian plays on Belgian soil, a dream come true.