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Tokyo Games: PV Sindhu wishes Carolina Marin a speedy recovery, says she will miss her at Olympics

PV Sindhu wished Carolina Marin a speedy recovery after she was forced out of the Tokyo Games due to a freak knee injury and said she will miss the reigning Olympic champion at the quadrennial event.

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Tokyo Olympics: Defending champion Carolina Marin withdraws from the Games

Marin had suffered an injury on her left knee during training on Friday. The Spanish badminton player, informed that she suffered discomfort during the training and subsequent tests have confirmed the injury.

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Carolina Marin: Badminton champion Carolina Marin withdraws from Tokyo Olympics due to knee injury | Badminton News

Badminton News: Spain's Olympic women's singles badminton champion Carolina Marin confirmed on Tuesday that she is unable to defend her crown in Tokyo due to a knee i

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Olympic badminton champion Marin injured, won't defend title

Olympic badminton champion Marin injured, won't defend title
by The Associated Press
Last Updated Jun 1, 2021 at 11:58 am EDT
Carolina Marín of Spain returns a shot to Tai Tzu-ying of Taiwan during the semifinal round of the women's singles match in the 2018 Malaysia Masters badminton tournament in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018. (AP Photo/Sadiq Asyraf)
MADRID (AP) — Olympic badminton champion Carolina Marín will not defend her title at the Tokyo Games because of a knee injury.
Marín said Tuesday that medical tests confirmed she has damage to her meniscus and a torn anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee. The Spanish star is expected to undergo surgery this week.

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Tokyo Olympics: Star shuttler Carolina Marin doubtful for the Games after suffering ACL injury

Marin is one of the favourites to win the title in this year's Olympics.

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Two finals at European Badminton Championships cancelled due to COVID-19 cases

Sunday, 2 May 2021
The men’s singles and men's doubles finals have been cancelled following the confirmation of three COVID-19 cases at the European Badminton Championships in Ukrainian capital Kiev.
Top seed and defending men’s singles champion Viktor Axelsen tested positive for coronavirus, dashing hopes of a mouth-watering all-Danish final against second seed Anders Antonsen today.
German doubles player Mark Lamsfuss and an umpire have also been forced to isolate in their hotel rooms after returning positive tests.
Badminton Europe said Isabel Herttrich and Marvin Seidel, who partnered Lamsfuss in mixed doubles and men’s doubles respectively, have joined the infected trio in isolation after being considered as close contacts.

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Shock defeats for top seeds Axelsen and Marín at BWF World Tour Finals

Sunday, 31 January 2021
Top seeds Viktor Axelsen and Carolina Marín were defeated in their respective singles finals at the Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour Finals in Bangkok today, results which ended their ambitions of completing a clean sweep of titles in the Asian leg of the tour.
Marín, Spain’s Rio 2016 champion, was beaten 14-21, 21-8, 21-19 by Chinese Taipei’s world number one Tai Tzu Ying, while former world champion Axelsen, unbeaten in 29 matches stretching back to last January, went down 16-21, 21-5, 17-21 to fellow Dane and second seed Anders Antonsen.
Asked about Axelsen on the eve of the final at Impact Arena, Antonsen said: "He’s obviously playing really good and he’s looking so strong now.

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Spain's Marin guns for badminton World Tour Finals title

Spain's Marin guns for badminton World Tour Finals title
AFP
1/30/2021
AFP
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Denmark's Viktor Axelsen secured his spot in the men's final after trouncing Chou Tien-chen
Reigning Olympic champion Carolina Marin was unstoppable Saturday, clinching a spot in badminton's World Tour Finals after quickly dispatching Thai player Pornpawee Chochuwong in a 21-13, 21-13 game.
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The men's final will be an all-Danish affair, with Anders Antonsen playing Axelsen
The delayed 2020 season finale, which began Wednesday, is the third tournament behind closed doors in three weeks in Bangkok, as badminton resumes after months of coronavirus cancellations.
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Spain's Carolina Marin breezed past Thailand's Pornpawee Chochuong to make it into the badminton World Tour Finals

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Marín seeking historic third straight BWF title in Bangkok

Saturday, 30 January 2021
Chinese Taipei’s world number one Tai Tzu Ying stands between the Rio 2016 champion Carolina Marín and an unprecedented third straight Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour Super 1000 title in Bangkok tomorrow.
Both players earned relatively straightforward semi-final wins today at Impact Arena in the BWF World Tour Finals, with the Spaniard having the advantage of playing home hope Pornpawee Chochuwong when the latter was hampered by an ankle injury.
Marín took full advantage as she advanced with a 21-13, 21-13 victory.
Tai knew too much for the talented 18-year-old from South Korea, An Se-young, who had beaten Marín in her final group match the day before - albeit that Marín was experimenting with some new shots in a match that was a dead rubber for her.

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Axelsen and Marín earn second successive BWF World Tour titles at Thailand Open

Sunday, 24 January 2021
Viktor Axelsen and Carolina Marín earned their second successive Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour titles after triumphing in the respective men's and women's singles events at the Toyota Thailand Open.
Fourth seed Axelsen sealed his second consecutive title after comfortably defeating fellow Dane Hans-Kristian Solberg Vittinghus 21-11, 21-7 at Bangkok's Impact Arena.
Vittinghus had made the tournament from a reserve list and had to reschedule his flight home as he did not expect to make the final.
The women's final was a rematch of the gold-medal match at the Yonex Thailand Open, with Spain's Marín up against Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei.

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