2009 All England Super Series – Men's singles

Last updated March 21, 2021

This article list the results of men's singles category in the 2009 All England Super Series .

Seeds

Draws

Finals

Semifinals				Final


1	Lee Chong Wei	21	21

7	Taufik Hidayat	8	13
				1	Lee Chong Wei	19	12

				2	Lin Dan	21	21
3	Chen Jin Ret.	12	6

2	Lin Dan	21	11

Top Half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	Lee Chong Wei	19	21	21
	Lü Yi	21	16	11	1	Lee Chong Wei	21	21
	Marc Zwiebler	14	21	22		Marc Zwiebler	18	16
	Boonsak Ponsana	21	15	20						1	Lee Chong Wei	21	21
5	Sony Dwi Kuncoro	22	21								Ville Lang	9	9
Q	Anand Pawar	20	15		5	Sony Dwi Kuncoro Ret.
	Dicky Palyama	21	10	18		Ville Lang
	Ville Lang	14	21	21										1	Lee Chong Wei	21	21
4	Peter Gade	21	21											7	Taufik Hidayat	8	13
	Simon Santoso	14	13		4	Peter Gade	21	21
	Sairul Amar Ayob	20	15			Ng Wei	11	16
	Ng Wei	22	21							4	Peter Gade	17	18
7	Taufik Hidayat	21	15	21						7	Taufik Hidayat	21	21
	Hsieh Yu-Hsing	19	21	14	7	Taufik Hidayat	15	21	21
	Chetan Anand	21	17	12		Andrew Smith	21	15	16
	Andrew Smith	6	21	21

Bottom Half

First Round					Second Round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

Q	Brice Leverdez	21	12	16
	Lee Tsuen Seng	10	21	21		Lee Tsuen Seng	11	12
	Sho Sasaki	21	22			Sho Sasaki	21	21
8	Przemysław Wacha	15	20							Sho Sasaki	21	13	19
Q	Gong Weijie	21	22						3	Chen Jin	14	21	21
	Arvind Bhat	19	20		Q	Gong Weijie	10	10
	Kenichi Tago	7	21	14	3	Chen Jin	21	21
3	Chen Jin	21	15	21										3	Chen Jin Ret.	12	6
	Jan Ø. Jørgensen	21	21											2	Lin Dan	21	11
	Wong Choong Hann	13	15			Jan Ø. Jørgensen	15	18
	Chan Yan Kit	16	9		6	Joachim Persson	21	21
6	Joachim Persson	21	21						6	Joachim Persson	13	6
	Eric Pang	17	19						2	Lin Dan	21	21
	Bao Chunlai	21	21			Bao Chunlai	14	13
	Anup Sridhar	13	14		2	Lin Dan	21	21
2	Lin Dan	21	21

Sources

Yonex All England Open Super Series 2009 - Men's singles

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