1989 IBF World Championships – Men's singles

Men's singles
at the 1989 IBF World Championships
Men's singles ; at the 1989 IBF World Championships
Venue	Istora Senayan
Location	Jakarta, Indonesia
Dates	29 May – 4 June
Medalists
	← 1987 Beijing 1991 Copenhagen →

Last updated June 15, 2023

The 1989 IBF World Championships were held in Jakarta, Indonesia, in 1989. Below are the results of the men's singles.

Main stage

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	Yang Yang	15	15
	Grzegorz Olchowik	1	2			Yang Yang	15	15
	Pramote Teerawiwatana	15	15			Pramote Teerawiwatana	10	4
	Kerrin Harrison	5	13								Yang Yang	15	15
	Robert Liljequist	7	15	16							Yasumasa Tsujita	3	6
	Pratap Adhikari	15	13	18		Pratap Adhikari
	Yasumasa Tsujita	15	15			Yasumasa Tsujita
	Jeliazko Valkov	6	8												Yang Yang	15	15
	Alan Budikusuma	15	15												Alan Budikusuma	10	3
	Volker Eiber	5	4			Alan Budikusuma	15	15
	Peter Axelsson	15	11	13		Hwang Fung	5	2
	Hwang Fung	3	15	15							Alan Budikusuma	15	15
	Vimal Kumar	15	15								Vimal Kumar	8	4
	Pascal Pak	0	4			Vimal Kumar	15	13	15
	Anders Nielsen	w	/	o		Anders Nielsen	10	15	13
	Mirza Ali Yar Beg

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen	9	15	15
	Pierre Pelupessy	15	10	10		Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen	15	15
	Lee Kwang-jin	15	10	15		Lee Kwang-jin	4	13
	Yeung Yik Kei	9	15	4							Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen	15	15
	Sergey Sevryukov										Benny Lee	8	2
	Stellan Österberg	w	/	o		Stellan Österberg	7	10
	Yasen Borisov					Benny Lee	15	15
	Benny Lee	w	/	o											Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen	15	15
	Lius Pongoh	15	15												Lius Pongoh	3	9
	Mike Butler	7	7			Lius Pongoh	15	15
	Clarence Tim	5	12			Sompol Kukasemkij	11	5
	Sompol Kukasemkij	15	15								Lius Pongoh	15	15
	Hiroshi Nishiyama	18	15								Anthony Gallagher	0	5
	Gordon Lang	16	5			Hiroshi Nishiyama	18	15	2
	Anthony Gallagher	16	15	15		Anthony Gallagher	16	18	15
	Heinz Fischer	17	4	3

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	Icuk Sugiarto	15	15
	Paul Stevenson	3	9			Icuk Sugiarto	15	15
	Jacek Hankiewicz	15	15			Jacek Hankiewicz	3	9
	Klaus Fischer	13	8								Icuk Sugiarto	15	15
	Karl Knudsen	5	7								Philip Horne	0	3
	Philip Horne	15	15			Philip Horne	15	15
	Federico Valdez	15	9	11		Christophe Jeanjean	3	12
	Christophe Jeanjean	7	15	15												Icuk Sugiarto	15	15
	Wu Wenkai	15	15													Kim Hak-kyun	2	1
	Stephan Kuhl	5	1			Wu Wenkai	15	12	10
	Niroshan Wijekoon	7	7			Kim Hak-kyun	6	15	15
	Kim Hak-kyun	15	15								Kim Hak-kyun	11	15	18
	Maung Naing Myint	w	/	o							Andreij Antropov	15	4	13
	Alex Meijer					Maung Naing Myint	5	8
	Andreij Antropov	15	15			Andreij Antropov	15	15
	Øyvind Berntsen	3	3

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	Zhao Jianhua	15	15
	Jean-Michel Duverge	1	7			Zhao Jianhua	15	15
	Kevin Scott	15	15			Kevin Scott	8	1
	Stojan Ivantchev	13	6								Zhao Jianhua	15	15
	Shinji Matsuura	12	9								Surachai Makkasasithorn	6	2
	Abdul Hamid Khan	15	15			Abdul Hamid Khan	15	13	14
	Kwang Min-phyun	18	3	6		Surachai Makkasasithorn	2	18	15
	Surachai Makkasasithorn	17	15	15											Zhao Jianhua	15	10	15
	Steve Baddeley	15	15												Steve Baddeley	8	15	4
	Chang Wen-sung	6	5			Steve Baddeley	15	15
	Praveen Kumar					Hubert Müller	3	5
	Hubert Müller	w	/	o							Steve Baddeley	15	15
	Jens Olsson	3	15	15							Jens Olsson	3	6
	Pontus Jäntti	15	12	4		Jens Olsson	9	15	15
	Wong Tat Meng	15	15			Wong Tat Meng	15	10	11
	Kevin Ross	2	12

Section 5

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	Pär-Gunnar Jönsson	18	12	15
	John Goss	13	15	10		Pär-Gunnar Jönsson	8	15	15
	Liu Jun	w	/	o		Liu Jun	15	11	7
	Peter Baum										Pär-Gunnar Jönsson	8	15	15
	Tariq Farooq	10	4								Darren Hall	15	11	7
	Mustaffa Ali	15	15			Mustaffa Ali	8	15	15
	Pulsak Thewarangsee	7	6			Darren Hall	15	2	18
	Darren Hall	15	15													Pär-Gunnar Jönsson	11	5
	Glenn Stewart	15	15													Eddy Kurniawan	15	15
	Lasse Lindelöf	8	9			Glenn Stewart	12	15	11
	Stanimir Boitchinov	8	3			Igor Dmitriev	15	1	15
	Igor Dmitriev	15	15								Igor Dmitriev	4	13
	Kenny Middlemiss	15	15								Eddy Kurniawan	15	18
	Stéphane Renault	10	5			Kenny Middlemiss	12	1
	Eddy Kurniawan	15	15			Eddy Kurniawan	15	15
	Sushant Bora	7	7

Section 6

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	Vacharapan Khamthong	5'	15	15
	Mikael Rosén	15	5	8		Vacharapan Khamthong	7	6
	Choi Sang-bum	15	15			Choi Sang-bum	15	15
	Tse Bun	9	7								Choi Sang-bum	15	15	12
	Janusz Czerwieniec	8	4								Kwan Yoke Meng	17	10	15
	Kwan Yoke Meng	15	15			Kwan Yoke Meng	17	15	15
	Jens Peter Nierhoff	6	11			Rob Stalenhoef	18	9	3
	Rob Stalenhoef	15	15													Kwan Yoke Meng	6	2
	Duminda Jayakody	15	15													Xiong Guobao	15	15
	Prakash Doj Rana	12	6			Duminda Jayakody	9	10
	Michael Scandolera	6	15	5		Dean Galt	15	15
	Dean Galt	15	8	15							Dean Galt	5	4
	Guido Schänzler	7	15	15							Xiong Guobao	15	18
	Shuji Matsuno	15	8	6		Guido Schänzler	2	5
	Xiong Guobao	w	/	o		Xiong Guobao	15	15
	Muhammad Tariq Sharif

Section 7

First round					Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	Jim Mailer	12	15	15
	Gustavo Salazar	15	12	11		Jim Mailer	2	0
	Steve Butler	w	/	o		Steve Butler	15	15
	Boris Lalov									Steve Butler	15	15
	bye									Foo Kok Keong	2	10
	bye					bye
	Broddi Kristjánsson	4	4			Foo Kok Keong
	Foo Kok Keong	15	15												Steve Butler	15	1	11
	Tony Tuominen	15	15												Hermawan Susanto	6	15	15
	Hiroki Eto	11	7			Tony Tuominen	3	8
	Karun Kasayapanant	6	5			Hermawan Susanto	15	15
	Hermawan Susanto	15	15							Hermawan Susanto	11	15	15
	Bryan Blanshard	12	15	15						Zhang Qingwu	15	12	8
	Graeme Robson	15	5	9		Bryan Blanshard	0	3
	Zhang Qingwu	15	15			Zhang Qingwu	15	15
	Markus Keck	13	2

Section 8

First round					Second round				Third round				Fourth round

	Tun Htein Win	13	15	15
	Jonas Herrgardh	18	3	8		Tun Htein Win	15	15
	Hans Sperre Jr.	15	15			Hans Sperre Jr.	4	8
	Uun Santosa	8	8							Tun Htein Win	7	0
	Liu En-hung	15	13	15						Ardy Wiranata	15	15
	Eishi Kibune	3	15	8		Liu En-hung	4	2
	Manoj Kumar					Ardy Wiranata	15	15
	Ardy Wiranata	w	/	o										Ardy Wiranata	15	15
	Chris Jogis	15	15											Morten Frost	11	2
	Chan Siu Kwong	6	10			Chris Jogis	10	5
	Franck Panel	6	3			Ahn Jae-chang	15	15
	Ahn Jae-chang	15	15							Ahn Jae-chang	15	5
	Vitaliy Shmakov	w	/	o						Morten Frost	17	15
	Dan Travers	15	5	9		Vitaliy Shmakov	8	5
	Morten Frost	w	/	o		Morten Frost	15	15
	Mir Tahir Ishaq

Final stage

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Finals

1	Yang Yang	15	15

8	Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen	11	7
						Yang Yang	13	15	15

						Icuk Sugiarto	15	7	9
4	Icuk Sugiarto	15	1	17

5	Zhao Jianhua	8	15	15
											Yang Yang	15	2	15

											Ardy Wiranata	10	15	5
3	Eddy Kurniawan	15	15

6	Xiong Guobao	10	13
						Eddy Kurniawan	18	10	13

						Ardy Wiranata	14	15	15
2	Hermawan Susanto	8	11

7	Ardy Wiranata	15	15

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Events at the 1989 IBF World Championships

Singles	men	women
Doubles	men	women	mixed
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