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Badminton Singles

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Lin Dan
China
Career 2001 - 2017
Best year 2012
Total points 242
Best results 2x 1. Olympic Games
All-time rank
#1
10-year rank
#21

Ranking Development

Points distribution

Contests

YearContestDisciplineCategoryPositionPointsName
2001 Asian Championship Singles Men 2 4 Lin Dan
2005 World Championship Singles Men 2 8 Lin Dan
2006 Asian Games Singles Men 2 4 Lin Dan
2006 World Championship Singles Men 1 14 Lin Dan
2007 World Championship Singles Men 1 14 Lin Dan
2008 Asian Championship Singles Men 3 2 Lin Dan
2008 Olympic Games Singles Men 1 30 Lin Dan
2009 World Championship Singles Men 1 14 Lin Dan
2010 Asian Games Singles Men 1 8 Lin Dan
2010 Asian Championship Singles Men 1 8 Lin Dan
2011 Asian Championship Singles Men 1 8 Lin Dan
2011 BWF Super Series Finals Singles Men 1 8 Lin Dan
2011 World Championship Singles Men 1 14 Lin Dan
2012 Asian Championship Singles Men 3 2 Lin Dan
2012 Olympic Games Singles Men 1 30 Lin Dan
2013 World Championship Singles Men 1 14 Lin Dan
2014 Asian Games Singles Men 1 8 Lin Dan
2014 Asian Championship Singles Men 1 8 Lin Dan
2015 Asian Championship Singles Men 1 8 Lin Dan
2016 Asian Championship Singles Men 3 2 Lin Dan
2016 Olympic Games Singles Men 4 6 Lin Dan
2017 Asian Championship Singles Men 2 4 Lin Dan
2017 World Championship Singles Men 2 8 Lin Dan
2005 World Cup Singles Men 1 8 Lin Dan
2006 World Cup Singles Men 1 8 Lin Dan
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