2010 BWF World Championships – Men's singles

Men's singles
at the 2010 BWF World Championships
Men's singles ; at the 2010 BWF World Championships
Venue	Stade Pierre de Coubertin
Location	Paris, France
Dates	August 23, 2010 – August 29, 2010
Medalists
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Last updated December 07, 2021

The 2010 BWF World Championships was the 18th tournament of the World Badminton Championships. It was held at Stade Pierre de Coubertin in Paris, France, from August 23 to August 29, 2010. Following are the results of the men's singles:

Seeds

Lee Chong Wei (Quarterfinals)
Peter Gade (Semifinals)
Lin Dan (Quarterfinals)
Chen Jin (Champions)
Taufik Hidayat (Finalist)
Sony Dwi Kuncoro (First Round, retired)
Nguyen Tien Minh (Third Round)
Simon Santoso (Second Round)
Boonsak Ponsana (Third Round)
Bao Chunlai (Third Round)
Jan Ø. Jørgensen (Second Round)
Kenichi Tago (Second Round)
Park Sung-hwan (Semifinals)
Chetan Anand (First Round)
Marc Zwiebler (Third Round)
Wong Choong Hann (Second Round)

Main stage

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

1	Lee CW	21	21
	K Cordón	7	11		1	Lee CW	21	21
	MH Hashim	21	21			MH Hashim	16	16
	Y Tan	13	15							1	Lee CW	21	21
11	JO Jorgensen	21	21								R Ouseph	9	9
	M Lahnsteiner	12	19		11	JO Jorgensen	12	23
	E Pang	19	21	21		R Ouseph	21	25
	R Ouseph	21	15	23										1	Lee CW	15	21	12
5	T Hidayat	21	21											5	T Hidayat	21	11	21
	O Fagbemi	10	10		5	T Hidayat	19	21	21
	P Martins	20	17			Hsieh Y-h	21	19	9
	Hsieh Y-h	22	21							5	T Hidayat	21	21
12	K Tago	21	24								T Saensomboonsuk	8	14
	P Koukal	19	22		12	K Tago	20	19
	T Saensomboonsuk	14	21	21		T Saensomboonsuk	22	21
	K Parupalli	21	14	16

Section 2

First round					Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

3	Lin D	21	21
	A Shahhosseini	4	10		3	Lin D	21	21
	H Toth	13	16			H Hurskainen	13	15
	H Hurskainen	21	21						3	Lin D	21	21
10	Bao CL	21	21						10	Bao CL	16	13
	Chan YK	11	17		10	Bao CL	21	21
	D Snider	21	21			D Snider	13	13
	A Casey	16	15										3	Lin D	13	13
7	Nguyen TM	21	21										13	Park S-h	21	21
	V Atrashchenkov	16	14		7	Nguyen TM	21	21
	R Must	21	16	21		R Must	14	10
	D Domke	16	21	18					7	Nguyen TM	15	14
13	Park S-h	21	21						13	Park S-h	21	21
	D Wong	9	18		13	Park S-h	21	21
	M Lo Ying Ping	17	13			V Ivanov	16	13
	V Ivanov	21	21

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

	C Baxter	21	21
	M Matejka	10	12			C Baxter	18	17
	V Malkov	6	6		9	B Ponsana	21	21
9	B Ponsana	21	21							9	B Ponsana	13	11
	S Evans	16	14								Hsueh H-y	21	21
	Hsueh H-y	21	21			Hsueh H-y
	P Wacha	11	17		8	S Santoso	wo
8	S Santoso	21	21												Hsueh H-y	24	5	13
	S Wojcikiewicz	21	21											4	Chen J	22	21	21
	D Zavadsky	18	19			S Wojciekiewicz	16	21	17
	A Chen	21	21			A Chen	21	14	21
14	C Anand	14	18								A Chen	17	10
	K Merrilees	21	13	14						4	Chen J	21	21
	K Navickas	15	21	21		K Navickas	16	16
	V Lang	14	14		4	Chen J	21	21
4	Chen J	21	21

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	K Yamada	21	21
	K Mehrabi	13	19			K Yamada	17	21	21
	S Maunoury	18	21	17	16	Wong CH	21	16	18
16	Wong CH	21	10	21							K Yamada	14	21	21
	D Palyama	21	21								D Palyama	21	19	11
	B Leverdez	16	15			D Palyama	21	21
	M Zilberman					M Zilberman	9	13
6	SD Kuncoro	wo														K Yamada	19	12
	M Sahlberg	16	15												2	P Gade	21	21
	P Abian	21	21			P Abian	13	17
	J Vondra	14	12		15	M Zwiebler	21	21
15	M Zwiebler	21	21							15	M Zwiebler	14	15
	Hu Y	18	13							2	P Gade	21	21
	Shon W-h	21	21			Shon W-h	23	21	18
	D Paiola	10	7		2	P Gade	25	7	21
2	P Gade	21	21

Final stage

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Finals

1	Lee Chong Wei	15	21	12

5	Taufik Hidayat	21	11	21
					5	Taufik Hidayat	21	22

					13	Park Sung-hwan	10	20
3	Lin Dan	13	13

13	Park Sung-hwan	21	21
										5	Taufik Hidayat	13	15

										4	Chen Jin	21	21
	Hsueh Hsuan-yi	24	5	13

4	Chen Jin	22	21	21
					4	Chen Jin	19	21	21

					2	Peter Gade	21	8	11
	Kazushi Yamada	19	12

2	Peter Gade	21	21

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