2007 BWF World Championships – Men's Doubles

Men's doubles
at the 2007 BWF World Championships
Men's doubles ; 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 October 29, 2021

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

Seeds

0 1.

Cai Yun / Fu Haifeng (Quarter-finals)

0 2.

Koo Kien Keat / Tan Boon Heong (Quarter-finals)

0 3. Markis Kido / Hendra Setiawan (World Champions)

0 4.

Jens Eriksen / Martin Lundgaard Hansen (Quarter-finals)

0 5.

Candra Wijaya /

Tony Gunawan (Quarter-finals)

0 6.

Choong Tan Fook / Lee Wan Wah (Semi-finals)

0 7.

Mohd Zakry Abdul Latif / Mohd Fairuzizuan Mohd Tazari (Second Round)

0 8.

Luluk Hadiyanto / Alvent Yulianto (Third Round)

0 9.

Robert Blair / Anthony Clark (Second Round)

10.

Hwang Ji-man / Lee Jae-jin (Third Round)

11.

Lars Paaske / Jonas Rasmussen (Second Round)

12.

Albertus Susanto Njoto / Yohan Hadikusumo Wiratama (Second Round)

13.

Jung Jae-sung / Lee Yong-dae (Final)

14.

Hendra Aprida Gunawan / Joko Riyadi

15.

Ong Soon Hock / Tan Bin Shen (First Round)

16.

Shintaro Ikeda / Shuichi Sakamoto (Semi-finals)

Draw

Finals

Semi-finals				Final

6	Choong Tan Fook Lee Wan Wah	20	26

3	Markis Kido Hendra Setiawan	22	28
				3	Markis Kido Hendra Setiawan	21	21

				13	Jung Jae-sung Lee Yong-dae	19	19
13	Jung Jae-sung Lee Yong-dae	21	21

16	Shintaro Ikeda Shuichi Sakamoto	16	12

Top half

Section 1

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarter-finals

					1	Cai Y Fu HF	21	21

						S Makarski V Metodiev	12	10



										1	Cai Y Fu HF	21	21

											V Durkin A Nikolaenko	10	9
11	L Paaske J Rasmussen	w	/	o

	L Araújo P von Scala
					11	L Paaske J Rasmussen	29	18

						V Durkin A Nikolaenko	30	21
	V Durkin A Nikolaenko	21	21

	Dil Karunaratne Din Karunaratne	11	7
															1	Cai Y Fu HF	21	18	19

															6	' Choong T F Lee W W	15	21	21



					6	Choong T F Lee W W	w	/	o

						W Claes F Mawet
	L Izzo G Traina	17	16

	W Claes F Mawet	21	21
										6	Choong T F Lee W W	21	15	21

											A Kristiansen S Mollyhus	11	21	16
12	A S Njoto Y H Wiratama	21	13	21

	R Adcock R Middleton	14	21	10
					12	A S Njoto Y H Wiratama	22	19	17

						A Kristiansen S Mollyhus	20	21	21
	A Kristiansen S Mollyhus	21	21

	K Hopp I Kindervater	19	19

Section 2

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Quarter-finals

				3	M Kido H Setiawan	21	21

					M Horvat A Murn	8	12



								3	M Kido H Setiawan	22	21

									K Masuda T Ōtsuka	20	19
15	Ong S H Tan B S	14	8

	K Masuda T Ōtsuka	21	21
					K Masuda T Ōtsuka	21	21

					H Bach B Malaythong	15	13
	H Patel P Ruto	5	13

	H Bach B Malaythong	21	21
												3	M Kido H Setiawan	21	21

												5	C Wijaya T Gunawan	12	19



				5	C Wijaya T Gunawan	22	21

					R Smith G Warfe	20	9
	R Smith G Warfe	21	21

	A Konakh A Russkikh	9	11
								5	C Wijaya T Gunawan	21	21

								10	Hwang J-m Lee J-j	17	16
10	Hwang J-m Lee J-j	21	21

	K Holoboff R Liang	10	8
				10	Hwang J-m Lee J-j	21	21

					D Lindley C Langridge	19	18
	A Amahit Jr. L Escoses	11	16

	D Lindley C Langridge	21	21

Bottom half

Section 3

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Quarter-finals

	R Kumar K. T. S Thomas	21	21

	M Popov S Stoyanov	9	15
						R Kumar K. T. S Thomas	13	14

					14	H A Gunawan J Riyadi	21	21
	G Kumasaka G Pardo

14	H A Gunawan J Riyadi	w	/	o
									14	H A Gunawan J Riyadi	20	21	16

										Guo ZD Xie ZB	22	16	21
	Chien Y-h Lin Y-l	23	18

	Guo ZD Xie ZB	25	21
						Guo ZD Xie ZB	21	21

					7	M Z Abdul Latif M F Mohd Tazari	14	13



															Guo ZD Xie ZB	26	17	7

														13	Jung J-s Lee Y-d	24	21	21
	C Cooper D Shirley	21	19	21

	M Beres W Milroy	13	21	23
						M Beres W Milroy	15	8

					13	Jung J-s Lee Y-d	21	21
	H Saputra H Wijaya	13	13

13	Jung J-s Lee Y-d	21	21
									13	Jung J-s Lee Y-d	21	21

									4	J Eriksen M Lundgaard Hansen	17	15



						R Dednam C Dednam	12	15

					4	J Eriksen M Lundgaard Hansen	21	21

Section 4

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Quarter-finals

	B Ochirpurev E Olonbayer

	Hui W H A T Putra	w	/	o
						Hui W H A T Putra	14	20

					16	S Ikeda S Sakamoto	21	22
	R Bosch K Ridder	14	14

16	S Ikeda S Sakamoto	21	21
									16	S Ikeda S Sakamoto	21	22	21

										L Hadiyanto A Yulianto	19	24	15
	K Kawaguchi N Kawamae	w	/	o

	G Petrov B Kisyov
						K Kawaguchi N Kawamae	10	14

					8	L Hadiyanto A Yulianto	21	21



														16	S Ikeda S Sakamoto	21	17	25

														2	Koo K K Tan B H	13	21	23
	M Łogosz R Mateusiak	21	21

	E Anguiano P Yang	16	14
						M Łogosz R Mateusiak	21	21

					9	R Blair A Clark	16	16
	M Andrey C Boesiger	11	9

9	R Blair A Clark	21	21
										M Łogosz R Mateusiak	17	19

									2	Koo K K Tan B H	21	21



						M Fuchs R Spitko	12	13

					2	Koo K K Tan B H	21	21

Source

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

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