hsbc world tour super 500

Super 500 is the third-highest tournament level in the BWF World Tour circuit. The Super 500 tournaments offer minimum prize money of US$350,000 (2022). The prize money is distributed via the following formula:

There are qualifying rounds in a Super 500 tournament and the entries will be closed 42 days before the tournament date.

The main draw for all disciplines is 28 plus 4 qualifications. The tournament will be held for six days (Tuesday to Sunday). All qualifying rounds will be held on the first day of the tournament (if any).

Players from the same nation are not separated in the main draw of the Super 500 events. The top fifteen singles players and top ten doubles pairs in the World Ranking will be required to play all Super 500 tournaments, as well as all Super 1000 and Super 750 tournaments.

Below are the lists of the Super 500 tournaments for the 2023-2026 BWF World Tour calendar:

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Schedule and Results

Head coach tim he delighted with hong kong results and ‘ready to take asian games challenge’.

VICTOR Hong Kong Open closed the curtain following all the events completed on 17th. Head coach Tim He Yi Ming said after the tournament that Hong Kong players made some excellent performance, especially prodigy Jason Gunawan in the men’s singles and Tang Chun Man/Tse Ying Suet in the mixed doubles. The head coach said the players were able to use the tournament to improve their form and condition and as part of build-up for the Asian Games so that they can take up greater challenges in Hangzhou. 

Jonatan Christie and Akane Yamaguchi crowned men’s and women’s singles champion respectively Indonesia takes two champions to become biggest winner at Hong Kong Coliseum

VICTOR Hong Kong Open reached a conclusion today (Sep 17) with all five champions decided at Hung Hom Coliseum. Indonesia became the biggest winner with two champions in the men’s singles and women’s doubles. Its men’s singles winner Jonatan Christie also became the first Indonesian champion in Hong Kong since Budi Santoso made it in 1998, instilling a strong confidence for him to defend his Asian Games title ahead of the Hangzhou Games.   

Tang/Tse lose to Chinese combination but still achieve their best result at home tournament

VICTOR Hong Kong Open came to a conclusion with five finals taking place at a full house Coliseum in Hung Hom on Sunday. Mixed doubles pair Tang Chun Man and Tse Ying Suet took to the stage to feature in their first ever final at the Hong Kong Open. Despite huge support from the fans to the home favourities, Tang and Tse fell short in the final as they lost to Guo Xin Wa and Wei Ya Xin of China in two games. Although they failed to become the first doubles pair from Hong Kong to win the title, they still earned their best ever result in the home tournament.

The last one of the day - Kenta Nishimoto straight game win over Anthony Ginting; Reaching second Hong Kong Open final after five years

VICTOR Hong Kong Open men’s singles gold medal match confirmed upon completion of the two semi-finals at the Coliseum in Hung Hom on Saturday. In the first semis, Kenta Nishimoto of Japan pulled off a surprising 2-0 win over world second ranked player, Anthony Ginting of Indonesia, reaching the final again after five years. Nishimoto’s victory set him against another Indonesia top player, Jonatan Christie, the world’s sixth ranked player, for the title.

Tang/Tse combination takes comfortable win over Malaysian couple in mixed doubles Reaching first Hong Kong Open final to break four-year gold medal drought

VICTOR Hong Kong Open continued at the Coliseum in Hung Hom on Saturday with feature match between home pair Tang Chun Man/Tse Ying Suet and Malaysians Goh Soon Huat/Shevon Lai in the mixed doubles semi-finals. With strong support from a full house crowd, the home pair made no mistake with a straight game victory in 35 minutes to send the fourth seeds home. Tang and Tse now aim to become the first Hong Kong, China doubles champion of the tournament in its 41-year history.

Seven star players have exchanges with over 100 young players hoping to enhance their passion in badminton

VICTOR Hong Kong Open has now reached the running in stage but off the court excitement there are also other badminton activities going on to promote the sport. At the Kowloon Park Sports Centre, an “A badminton clinic and demonstration by international stars” was held on Saturday, allowing more than 100 young players to learn from the star players who attended the Hong Kong Open. All these badminton stars paid high tribute to the potential of the participants and hoped the clinic can strengthen these youngsters’ commitment in the sport.

Akane Yamaguchi battles three games to reach first women’s singles final in Hong Kong Japan number one joined by Zhang Yi Man of China, also her first Hong Kong final

VICTOR Hong Kong Open reached crucial stages with all semi-finals in action on Saturday. In the women’s singles, top seed and Japan number one Akane Yamaguchi headed one game against Gregoria Mariska Tunjung of Indonesia, the fifth seed, who then leveled the overall score to take the tie into the third game which Yamaguchi prevailed. In another semi-finals, Zhang Yi Man of China reached her first Hong Kong Open final after a two-game win over Goh Jin Wei of Malaysia and will meet Yamaguchi for the title.  

VICTOR Hong Kong Open Badminton Championships 2023 part of the HSBC BWF World Tour Super 500 Tickets are available for sale at URBTIX from 15 August onwards.

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DAIHATSU INDONESIA MASTERS 2023 Part of the HSBC BWF World Tour Super 500

Date: Tuesday, 24th – Sunday, 29th January 2023 Venue: ISTORA Stadium, Senayan, Jakarta, INDONESIA

The DAIHATSU INDONESIA MASTERS 2023 returns again from 24th January to 29th January 2023 at the Istora Stadium in Senayan, Jakarta. Organised by the Badminton Association of Indonesia (PBSI), this is the third tournament in the 2023 Badminton World Tour and the first HSBC BWF World Tour Super 500 event held this year. With a prize pool of USD 420,000, players from around the world competed for the coveted title. The energy from the crowds was palpable throughout the six-day event, as badminton enthusiasts showed their unwavering support for the players.

We, DAIHATSU, were proud to set up a dynamic and engaging experience for fans at the main entrance of the event. Our DAIHATSU booth featured a thrilling Badminton Service Challenge game, a state-of-the-art 180º Matrix Photobooth, and a Message Board where fans could express their encouragement to the players. Furthermore, we also put our latest car models, Xenia and Rocky, on display in a dedicated car booth, offering fans a unique chance to explore and discover the best that DAIHATSU has to offer. There was also an interactive Meet & Greet booth set up for fans to participate in an exclusive Meet & Greet with famous players.

For those who couldn’t attend the event in person, the matches were livestreamed at the DAIHATSU sponsor booth and were also viewable on a large LED screen set up by PBSI outside the venue. This allowed fans and supporters to cheer on their favourite local heroes and players from afar.

Final Match Results

The Summary of The Final Results.

Men’s singles: christie goes for gold.

In an all-Indonesian final, home favourite Jonatan CHRISTIE (Indonesia) defeated Chico Aura DWI WARDOYO (Indonesia) 21-15, 21-13 in just 44 minutes. The battle between the two coach Irwansyah's proteges was fairly even from the start of the game. Throughout the game, CHRISTIE played calmly while his junior WARDOYO seemed to be in a hurry which resulted in points for his opponent. The fourth seed nicknamed “Jojo” (CHRISTIE) led 11-9 at the break and won a spectacular 51-shot rally to go 17-15 ahead. While CHRISTIE momentarily reeled off leaving the game open for his opponent’s taking, he eventually regained control with a score of 21-13 securing his victory. This will be CHRISTIE’s first BWF World Tour Super 500 title win after his win previously at the 2018 Asian Games, and three more victories at the Super 300 for the 2019 New Zealand Open, 2019 Australian Open, and 2022 Swiss Open.

Women’s Singles: No Signs of Slowing Down for AN

AN Se Young (South Korea) defeated Carolina MARIN (Spain) 18-21, 21-18, 21-13 to claim her second singles title of the season after a gruelling 80-minute game. After trailing at the start, Olympic champion MARIN managed to take an 11-10 lead into the first break. While AN went for the attack, MARIN held her defence to extend her lead in the opening game. In the end, after a tight game, AN took control and secured her title with a score of 21-13. Ranked second in the world as one of the best women’s singles badminton player, this is the second consecutive title triumph who defeated world champion YAMAGUCHI Akane after clinching the India Open 2023 title. The tenacious AN has now won 14 of her 15 matches this season with her only defeat coming against YAMAGUCHI in the Malaysia Open final.

Men’s Doubles: CARNANDO/MARTHIN Make History!

The men's doubles pair Leo Rolly CARNANDO and Daniel MARTHIN (Indonesia) nicknamed “The Babies” defeated Chinese team HE Ji Ting and ZHOU Hao Dong (China) in the final with a score of 21-17, 21-16. The game opened fiercely with both pairs taking turns leading the score until the position was tied at 4-4. However at the 11-6 interval, the Indonesian pair lost their focus allowing their opponents to take advantage. Eventually the duo made a comeback, and managed to dominate the match, closing the game with a score of 21-16. The Indonesian team made history as one of the unseeded pairs that advanced to the finals and won it. This will be their second win for the Super 500 title. The achievement by the CARNANDO/MARTHIN carries on the legacy of nabbing gold on home soil as witnessed by last year’s local champions Fajar ALFIAN and Muhammad Rian ARDIANTO.

Women’s Doubles: Unexpected Victory for LIU/ZHANG

LIU Sheng Shu and ZHANG Shu Xian (China) defeated Japanese pair Yuki FUKUSHIMA and Sayaka HIROTA (Japan), where the Chinese duo won two straight games after a 67-minute dual. Armed with the stamina to carry out repeated attacks, the Chinese pair took the lead at the interval with a score of 11-5, however FUKUSHIMA/HIROTA managed to reduce the lag to 10-14 and 12-16. Ultimately, LIU/ZHANG were able to equalize the pressure with a victory score of 21-19 in the second game. While the odds for the unlikely pair to win gold were stacked against them since their very recent pairing for the DAIHATSU Indonesia Masters 2023, the dynamic duo proved many wrong as the two clinched the title of the Super 500 as first-time winners proving themselves as an unstoppable duo against their opponents.

Mixed Doubles: FENG/HUANG for The Win!

China players, FENG Yan Zhe and HUANG Dong Ping (China) battled it out with fellow countrymen JIANG Zhen Bang and WEI Ya Xin (China) in a three-game match of 21-15, 16-21, 21-19. Both teams were highly motivated at the beginning of the game where FENG/HUANG eventually took the lead in the first game, however the two were quickly overtaken by JIANG/WEI in the second game which proved to be in their favour. After a fierce competition between the two Chinese teams, FENG/HUANG were finally able to get out of the pressure and close the game nabbing their titles as winners. The title won by FENG/HUANG at the BWF World Tour Super 500 event is their first since the two have been paired after previously being runners up at the Denmark Open and Hylo Open 2022.

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THE PATH TO VICTORY CONTINUES FOR THE PLAYERS QUEST TO REIGN BADMINTON GLORY

Following the conclusion of the DAIHATSU Indonesia Masters 2023, this year’s tournaments marked a first time in history whereby six non-seeded doubles pairs (men, women, mixed) made to the finals, and for the first time ever that all three doubles titles were won by three unseeded pairs, a first in 345 tournaments, as mentioned by British badminton commentator Gillian Clark alias Oma Gill.

In the end, Indonesia and China made their marks as they dominated their way to the finals winning two titles each respectively out of the five categories at Istora Stadium. Fans were on the edge of their seats watching many nerve-wrecking close call plays throughout the tournament from the players who showcased so much skill in this year’s games especially from local favourites – Jonatan “Jojo” CHRISTIE, Chico Aura DWI WARDOYO, and Leo Rolly CARNANDO & Daniel MARTHIN “The Babies”.

Technique, tenacity and agility were on full-display on the courts throughout the tournaments. The Indonesian team brought glory to their country as Joanatan CHRISTIE nabbed the title of men’s singles, and 17th-ranked pair Leo Rolly CARNANDO and Daniel MARTHIN secured the men’s doubles. Of course, China also prevailed in the other two doubles categories, where LIU Sheng Shu and ZHANG Shu Xian of women’s doubles and FENG Yan Zhe and HUANG Dong Ping of mixed doubles rightfully clinched their winning titles. As for AN Se Young, it’s safe to say that this bright star is only just getting started for the year after nabbing her second title in three finals for 2023 so far.

We, Daihatsu, would like to extend our gratitude to Persatuan Bulutangkis Seluruh Indonesia (PBSI), Istora Stadium, its organisers, and sponsors for their hard work and support in making this year’s tournament a memorable success bringing players from around the globe closer to their fans once again.

• DAIHATSU YONEX Japan Open 2022 Badminton Championships
• DAIHATSU Indonesia Masters 2022
• DAIHATSU YONEX JAPAN OPEN 2019 BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
• DAIHATSU Indonesia Masters 2021
• DAIHATSU Indonesia Masters 2020
• PERODUA MALAYSIA MASTERS 2020 presented by DAIHATSU
• DAIHATSU Indonesia Masters 2019
• PERODUA Malaysia Masters 2019 presented by DAIHATSU
• HULIC・DAIHATSU Japan Para-Badminton International 2018
• DAIHATSU YONEX JAPAN OPEN 2018 BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
• TOTAL BWF Thomas & Uber Cup 2018
• DAIHATSU YONEX JAPAN OPEN 2017 BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
• HULIC・DAIHATSU Japan Para-Badminton International 2017
• DAIHATSU Indonesia Masters 2018
• PERODUA Malaysia Masters 2018 presented by DAIHATSU