Denmark Open

The tournament started in 1936 and it is now the world's second oldest badminton tournament. It was interrupted by World War II and was on hiatus from 1956 through 1964. It seeks to draw the top players from around the World. The tournament is usually played in late October each year.

Date	R	Hemma v Borta	-
10/19 13:45	5	Kanta Tsuneyama v Kwang Hee Heo	2-1
10/19 10:20	5	Anders Antonsen v Rasmus Gemke	2-0
10/19 08:00	5	Kento Momota v Toma Junior Popov	2-0
10/19 07:40	5	Tommy Sugiarto v Kantaphon Wangcharoen	2-0
10/19 07:20	5	Sameer Verma v Kunlavut Vitidsarn	2-0
10/19 07:00	5	B Sai Praneeth v Srikanth Kidambi	0-2
10/18 12:00	1	Rasmus Gemke v Anders Antonsen	1-2
10/17 11:00	2	Anders Antonsen v Tien Chen Chou	2-0
10/17 10:00	2	Rasmus Gemke v Kenta Nishimoto	2-0
10/16 15:30	3	Hans-Kristian Vittinghus v Kenta Nishimoto	0-2
10/16 15:00	3	Jan O Jorgensen v Anders Antonsen	0-2
10/16 14:15	3	Max Weisskirchen v Rasmus Gemke	0-2
10/16 13:30	3	Srikanth Kidambi v Tien Chen Chou	1-2
10/15 16:15	4	Brian Yang v Max Weisskirchen	0-2
10/15 16:00	4	Rasmus Gemke v Mark Caljouw	2-1
10/15 13:30	4	Thomas Rouxel v Anders Antonsen	0-2
10/15 12:00	4	Hans-Kristian Vittinghus v Lakshya Sen	2-1
10/15 11:30	4	Toma Junior Popov v Jan O Jorgensen	1-2
10/15 11:00	4	Kenta Nishimoto v Brice Leverdez	2-0
10/15 10:30	4	Nhat Nguyen v Tien Chen Chou	0-2
10/15 08:00	4	Jason Anthony Ho-Shue v Srikanth Kidambi	0-2
10/14 15:40	5	Felix Burestedt v Jan O Jorgensen	0-2
10/14 13:40	5	Pablo Abian v Nhat Nguyen	0-2
10/14 13:20	5	Thomas Rouxel v Lucas Claerbout	2-0
10/14 12:40	5	Toma Junior Popov v B.R. Sankeerth	2-0
10/14 12:30	5	Ajay Jayaram v Anders Antonsen	0-2
10/14 10:05	5	Subhankar Dey v Jason Anthony Ho-Shue	0-2
10/14 09:40	5	Victor Svendsen v Tien Chen Chou	0-2
10/14 07:20	5	Toby Penty v Kidambi Srikanth	0-2
10/13 16:30	5	Rasmus Gemke v Luis Enrique Penalver	2-1

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