1991 IBF World Championships – Men's singles

Men's singles
at the 1991 IBF World Championships
Men's singles ; at the 1991 IBF World Championships
Venue	Brøndby Arena
Location	Copenhagen, Denmark
Dates	May 2, 1991 – May 8, 1991
Medalists
	← 1989 Jakarta 1993 Birmingham →

Last updated January 30, 2025

The 1991 IBF World Championships (World Badminton Championships) were held in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1991. Following the results of the men's singles.

Main stage

Section 1

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

						A Wiranata	15	15
						M Keck	7	1
											A Wiranata	15	15
											K Vella	6	4
						K Vella	w	/	o
						B Blanshard
															A Wiranata	15	15
															Kim H-k	2	9
						H Fischer	15	15
						F Vigneron	10	5
											H Fischer	9	5
	Kim H-k	15	15								Kim H-k	15	15
	P Mazur	2	6			Kim H-k	15	15
	N Pissis	15	3	6		A Miranda	1	1
	A Miranda	13	15	15

Section 2

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

						R Sidek	15	9	15
						P J. Bush	2	15	10
											R Sidek	15	15
											E van Dalm	1	5
						E van Dalm	15	15
						G Allet	2	7
															R Sidek	10	7
															Yu LZ	15	15
						J Tuvesson	15	15
						K van Breda	0	0
											J Tuvesson	11	4
	Yu LZ	15	16	15							Yu LZ	15	15
	R Bagga	10	17	12		Yu LZ	15	15
	J Rodriguez	12	12			J Eriksson	3	1
	J Eriksson	15	15

Section 3

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

						M Frost	9	15	10
						A Antropov	15	1	15
											A Antropov	15	15
											H Motoyama	3	9
						J Aalto	8	6
						H Motoyama	15	15
															A Antropov	15	15
															G Stewart	5	10
						D Fatauchi
						G Stewart	w	/	o
											G Stewart	15	15
	Ri N-c	15	15								Ri N-c	6	3
	P Somani	2	8			Ri N-c	w	/	o
	J Britton	w	/	o		J Britton
	M Ali Yar Beg

Section 4

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

					D Hall	15	15
					Ø Berntsen	3	3
									D Hall	15	15
									A Muir	8	2
					G Henderson	11	8
					A Muir	15	15
													D Hall	15	15
													P Andreasson	7	3
					D McDonald	4	13
					B Kristjánsson	15	18
									B Kristjánsson	5	6
	P Andreasson	15	15						P Andreasson	15	15
	H Mueller	2	6		P Andreasson	15	15
	Chan K N	15	15		Chan K N	6	6
	S Renault	4	6

Section 5

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

					Zhao JH	15	15
					P Stevenson	11	11
										Zhao JH	15	15
										Liu E-h	6	8
					Liu E-h	10	15	15
					S Bakshi	15	3	6
														Zhao JH	15	15
														J Olsson	9	12
					T Gibson
					Wen W	w	/	o
										Wen W	8	13
	M Farrugia	3	2							J Olsson	15	15
	F Balaban	15	15		F Balaban	3	0
	V Khamthong	8	7		J Olsson	15	15
	J Olsson	15	15

Section 6

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

					H Susanto	w	/	o
					R B. Shrestha
										H Susanto	15	15
										C Bruil	10	11
					C Bruil	15	15
					P Charalambidis	9	11
														H Susanto	15	15
														C Thomsen	5	5
					T Farooq	7	8
					C Thomsen	15	15
										C Thomsen	15	15
	Kwan Y M	15	15							Kwan Y M	12	4
	Ø Larsen	8	3		Kwan Y M	15	15
	J-F Massias	18	18		J-F Massias	1	7
	Y Borisov	15	15

Section 7

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round

						F Permadi	15	15
						Chen R	5	5
										F Permadi	4	15	15
										S P. Butler	15	10	11
						S P. Butler	15	15
						G Dussain	3	1
															F Permadi	18	15
															H Sperre Jr.	15	12
						H Sperre Jr.	18	18
						C Nyffenegger	13	14
										H Sperre Jr.	15	15
	C Jogis	15	10	15						C Jogis	4	6
	D Poste	12	15	8		C Jogis	15	15
	E de la Torre Saavedra	w	/	o		E de la Torre Saavedra	9	9
	M S Majeed

Section 8

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

					T Stuer-Lauridsen	15	15
					R Liljequist	13	7
										T Stuer-Lauridsen	15	15
										D Galt	3	0
					A Meijer	10	5
					D Galt	15	15
														T Stuer-Lauridsen	15	18
														Ahn J-c	6	15
					G Adolfsson	6	7
					Ahn J-c	15	15
										Ahn J-c	15	15
	Y de Negri	6	2							F Machida	6	8
	T Mendrek	15	15		T Mendrek	1	15	8
	F Machida	17	15		F Machida	15	13	15
	N Zuyev	15	8

Section 9

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round

	H Götschl	8	15	15
	Ri Y-h	15	3	5		H Götschl	1	15
	P Pelupessy	9	15	15		P Pelupessy	18	15
	É Thobois	15	10	4							P Pelupessy	8	15	14
	Wong W L	15	15								Lee G-j	15	8	17
	P Blackburn	4	4			Wong W L	15	15	6
						Lee G-j	8	17	15
																Lee G-j	15	7	8
																J Suprianto	9	15	15
						B Larsen	15	17
						K Scott	9	15
											B Larsen	3	8
											J Suprianto	15	15
						I Ivanov	13	4
						J Suprianto	18	15

Section 10

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	D Humble	13	8
	D Zięba	15	15			D Zięba	13	15	15
	T Reidy	w	/	o		T Reidy	18	6	10
	S Odusola										D Zięba	15	9
											H Eto	18	15
						B Bhurtun
						H Eto	w	/	o
															H Eto	6	5
															P-E Høyer Larsen	15	15
						A W. Nielsen	2	7
						P Axelsson	15	15
											P Axelsson	12	5
											P-E Høyer Larsen	15	15
						L Lindelöf	9	9
						P-E Høyer Larsen	15	15

Section 11

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round

	J-M Duverge
	S Saxena	w	/	o		S Saxena	15	15
	S Kuhl	15	15			S Kuhl	8	9
	S Sylvester	2	1							S Saxena	15	10	17
										P Vanneste	4	15	14
						P Vanneste	15	15
						M Ravizzotti	1	2
															S Saxena	2	2
															Liu J	15	15
						R Matthey de l'Etang	0	8
						I Dmitriev	15	'15
										I Dmitriev	6	13
										Liu J	15	15
						E Lia	3	3
						Liu J	15	15

Section 12

First Round					Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

	S Spiteri	2	6
	J Koch	15	15			J Koch	6	8
	I Sydie	w	/	o		I Sydie	15	15
	P D Rana									I Sydie	10	6
										Lee M-c	15	15
						K Erichsen	5	9
						Lee M-c	15	15
														Lee M-c	11	9
														Foo K K	15	15
						K Harrison	15	15
						B Galmes	3	2
										K Harrison	10	5
										Foo K K	15	15
						F de la Torre Saavedra	3	2
						Foo K K	15	15

Section 13

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	I Frederiksen	18	15
	P Jäntti	15	7		I Frederiksen	15	15
	Wei Y	15	15		Wei Y	6	3
	P Uvarov	12	2							I Frederiksen	15	15
										K Mitteldorf	8	3
					K Mitteldorf	15	15
					A Klotzner	6	4
														I Frederiksen	5	15	9
														S Kukasemkij	15	4	15
					I Amir
					B Lee	w	/	o
										B Lee	6	1
										S Kukasemkij	15	15
					B Lalov	3	7
					S Kukasemkij	15	15

Section 14

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	G Thomas	15	15
	S Cognie	0	3		G Thomas	17	15
	F Panel	3	10		N Hall	14	3
	N Hall	15	15							G Thomas	11	9
										Wan ZW	15	15
					O Onazi
					Wan ZW	w	/	o
														Wan ZW	6	6
														A Budikusuma	15	15
					Tse B	11	12
					J Herrgardh	15	15
										J Herrgardh	6	6
										A Budikusuma	15	15
					D Cole	1	1
					A Budikusuma	15	15

Section 15

First Round				Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round

	J Dawson	15	15
	T Wåland	6	7		J Dawson	15	15
	G Schänzler	15	15		G Schänzler	6	12
	P Báša	9	4						J Dawson	9	15	8
									R Magnusson	15	10	15
					Kang K-j	2	11
					R Magnusson	15	15
														R Magnusson	15	6	10
														J P Nierhoff	7	15	15
					J van Dijk	15	15
					E Clarisse	6	3
									J van Dijk	5	7
									J P Nierhoff	15	15
					Kim R-g	5	6
					J P Nierhoff	15	15

Section 16

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	A Þ Hallgrímson	12	3
	B Suprianto	15	15			B Suprianto	15	15
	C Jeanjean	15	3	3		T Wapp	13	1
	T Wapp	9	15	15							B Suprianto	15	15
											M A. Smith	9	5
						J Hankiewicz	9	5
						M A. Smith	15	15
															B Suprianto	1	18	6
															Wu WK	15	13	15
						H Fuchs	15	12	7
						T Tuominen	10	15	15
											T Tuominen	5	7
											Wu WK	15	15
						D Serrano	6	0
						Wu WK	15	15

Final stage

Fifth Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

	Ardy Wiranata	15	15

	Yu Lizhi	9	10
						Ardy Wiranata	15	10	18

						Andrey Antropov	4	15	15
	Andrey Antropov	15	15

	Darren Hall	3	3
											Ardy Wiranata	2	15	6

											Zhao Jianhua	15	10	15
	Zhao Jianhua	17	15

	Hermawan Susanto	15	7
						Zhao Jianhua	15	18

						Thomas Stuer-Lauridsen	10	13
	Fung Permadi	2	15	12

	Thomas Stuer-Lauridsen	15	4	15
																Zhao Jianhua	18	15

																Allan Budikusuma	13	4
	Joko Suprianto	15	15

	Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen	10	3
						Joko Suprianto	15	6	8

						Liu Jun	11	15	15
	Liu Jun	15	15

	Foo Kok Keong	12	6
											Liu Jun	11	11

											Allan Budikusuma	15	15
	Sompol Kukasemkij	7	2

	Allan Budikusuma	15	15
						Allan Budikusuma	9	15	17

						Wu Wenkai	15	4	14
	Jens Peter Nierhoff	15	16	9

	Wu Wenkai	10	18	15

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Events at the 1991 IBF World Championships

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