2007 BWF World Championships – Men's Singles

Men's singles
at the 2007 BWF World Championships
Men's singles ; at the 2007 BWF World Championships
Venue	Putra Indoor Stadium
Location	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Dates	August 13, 2007 – August 19, 2007
Medalists
	← 2006 Madrid 2009 Hyderabad →

Last updated September 12, 2021

This article list the results of men's singles category in the 2007 BWF World Championships .

Seeds

0 1.

Lin Dan (World Champion)

0 2.

Lee Chong Wei (Third Round)

0 3.

Chen Jin (Third Round)

0 4.

Bao Chunlai (Semi-final)

0 5.

Peter Gade (Quarter-final)

0 6.

Chen Yu (Semi-final)

0 7.

Kenneth Jonassen (Quarter-final)

0 8.

Taufik Hidayat (Second Round)

0 9.

Sony Dwi Kuncoro (Final)

10.

Shoji Sato (Second Round)

11.

Ronald Susilo (Quarter-final)

12.

Przemysław Wacha (Third Round)

13.

Muhammad Hafiz Hashim (Third Round)

14.

Park Sung-hwan (Third Round)

15.

Dicky Palyama (Third Round)

16.

Simon Santoso (Third Round)

Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

Draw

Finals

Semi-finals					Final

1	Lin Dan	21	22

4	Bao Chunlai	12	20
					1	Lin Dan	21	22

					9	Sony Dwi Kuncoro	11	20
6	Chen Yu	21	13	15

9	Sony Dwi Kuncoro	18	21	21

Section 1

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarter-finals

					1	Lin D	21	21

						Ng W	8	10
	R Spitko	22	15	12

	Ng W	20	21	21
										1	Lin D	21	21

										15	D Palyama	18	17
15	D Palyama	21	21

	K Mehrabi	15	13
					15	D Palyama	21	14	21

						N Lasmari	18	21	11
	K Asuncion	17	10

	N Lasmari	21	21
															1	Lin D	22	21

																A Sridhar	20	9
8	T Hidayat	21	21

	J A Crespo	13	7
					8	T Hidayat	14	26	20

						A Sridhar	21	24	22
	A Sridhar	21	21

	J Koch	15	19
											A Sridhar	21	18	21

										13	H Hashim	19	21	15
13	H Hashim	21	21

	S Gomez	8	7
					13	H Hashim	21	14	21

						S Evans	19	21	11
	E Go	12	21	17

	S Evans	21	14	21

Section 2

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Quarter-finals

					4	Bao CL	21	18	21

						Lee T S	14	21	18
	Lee T S	21	21

	P Koukal	16	8
										4	Bao CL	21	21

											Lee H-i	19	11
10	S Satō	21	21

	B Milroy	9	15
					10	S Satō	19	15

						Lee H-i	21	21
	K Lee Y H	7	21	18

	Lee H-i	21	9	21
														4	Bao CL	21	21

														7	K Jonassen	18	15
7	K Jonassen	21	21

	P Yang	4	8
					7	K Jonassen	21	21

						N Kidd	14	7
	K Navickas	15	21	12

	N Kidd	21	10	21
										7	K Jonassen	21	21

										12	P Wacha	11	12
12	P Wacha	21	13	21

	V Lång	6	21	16
					12	P Wacha	21	21

						S Maunoury	18	10
	S Maunoury	23	21

	K Raffeiner	21	16

Section 3

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Quarter-finals

	A Dabeka	16	21	21

	V Druzchenko	21	18	16
						A Dabeka	16	5

					14	Park S-h	21	21
	J Tho	14	6

14	Park S-h	21	21
									14	Park S-h	21	16	15

									6	Chen Y	15	21	21
	R Must	12	11

	B Joppien	21	21
						B Joppien	15	7

					6	Chen Y	21	21
	J Moody	13	11

6	Chen Y	21	21
														6	Chen Y	21	21

														11	R Susilo	14	16
	E Kehlhoffner	9	20

	R Vaughan	21	22
						R Vaughan	17	17

					11	R Susilo	21	21
	A Casey	20	12

11	R Susilo	22	21
									11	R Susilo	21	21

									3	Chen J	19	14
	R Hashim	21	21

	M Sahlberg	17	9
						R Hashim	20	11

					3	Chen J	22	21
	M Vasconcelos	9	5

3	Chen J	21	21

Section 4

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Quarter-finals

	P Abián	21	29

	L Petrič	9	27
						P Abián	18	15

					16	S Santoso	21	21
	Nguyễn T M	22	11	19

16	S Santoso	20	21	21
									16	S Santoso	21	15	16

									5	P Gade	18	21	21
	Chan Y K	21	21

	J Fröhlich	15	9
						Chan Y K	18	23

					5	P Gade	21	25
	A Smith	18	10

5	P Gade	21	21
														5	P Gade	20	18

														9	S D Kuncoro	22	21
	Y Nakanishi	21	14	21

	C Boesiger	16	21	8
						Y Nakanishi	15	16

					9	S D Kuncoro	21	21
	C Anand	21	14	18

9	S D Kuncoro	11	21	21
									9	S Kuncoro	21	21

									2	Lee C W	11	9
	S Ivlev	15	6

	E Pang	21	21
						E Pang	7	11

					2	Lee C W	21	21

Sources

Tournamentsoftware.com: 2007 World Championships - Men's singles

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