2017 BWF World Championships – Men's singles

Men's singles
at the BWF World Championships
Men's singles ; at the BWF World Championships
Venue	Emirates Arena
Location	Glasgow, Scotland
Dates	21–27 August
Medalists
	← 2015 Jakarta 2018 Nanjing →

Last updated October 25, 2023

The men's singles tournament of the 2017 BWF World Championships (World Badminton Championships) took place from 21 to 27 August.

Seeds

0 1.

Son Wan-ho (semifinals)

0 2.

Lee Chong Wei (first round)

0 3. Viktor Axelsen (champion)

0 4.

Shi Yuqi (third round)

0 5.

Chen Long (semifinals)

0 6.

Chou Tien-chen (quarterfinals)

0 7.

Lin Dan (final)

0 8.

Srikanth Kidambi (quarterfinals)

0 9.

Ng Ka Long Angus (third round)

10.

Tian Houwei (quarterfinals)

11.

Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk (third round)

12.

Wong Wing Ki (quarterfinals)

13.

Ajay Jayaram (third round)

14.

Anders Antonsen (third round)

15.

B. Sai Praneeth (third round)

16.

Rajiv Ouseph (third round)

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

Draw

Finals

Semifinals				Final

1	Son Wan-ho	17	14

7	Lin Dan	21	21
				7	Lin Dan	20	16

				3	Viktor Axelsen	22	21
3	Viktor Axelsen	21	21

5	Chen Long	9	10

Section 1

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

1	Son W-h	21	21
	K Koljonen	14	16		1	Son W-h	21	21
	G Krausz	18	21	21		G Krausz	13	9
	V Vattanirappel	21	11	7					1	Son W-h	21	17	21
11	T Saensomboonsuk	20	21	21					11	T Saensomboonsuk	14	21	13
	N Fransman	22	12	6	11	T Saensomboonsuk	21	21
	Z Zulkiffli	8	21	21		Z Zulkiffli	18	13
	A Pochtarev	21	13	13										1	Son W-h	21	21
8	S Kidambi	21	21											8	S Kidambi	14	18
	S Sirant	13	12		8	S Kidambi	21	21
	L Corvée	18	21	21		L Corvée	9	17
	Lin Y-h	21	17	13					8	S Kidambi	21	21
14	A Antonsen	21	21						14	A Antonsen	14	18
	F Roth	15	16		14	A Antonsen	21	21
	T Sugiarto	21	21			T Sugiarto	15	9
	Hu Y	16	15

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

4	Shi YQ	23	22
	S Evans	21	20		4	Shi YQ	21	21	21
	M Myhre	18	21	10		Y Coelho	17	23	10
	Y Coelho	21	16	21						4	Shi YQ	13	21	16
12	Wong W K	21	21							12	Wong W K	21	15	21
	A Salah	15	11		12	Wong W K	21	21	26
	L R Garrido	4	16			K Tsuneyama	23	15	24
	K Tsuneyama	21	21												12	Wong W K	17	18
7	Lin D	21	21												7	Lin D	21	21
	K Merrilees	15	10		7	Lin D	19	21	21
	F Burestedt	13	8			E Holst	21	8	16
	E Holst	21	21							7	Lin D	14	21	21
16	R Ouseph	21	21							16	R Ouseph	21	17	16
	A Mendrek	15	13		16	R Ouseph	22	21
	P Abian	8	4^r			S Verma	20	9
	S Verma	21	17

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	M Dubowski	12	14
	A S Ginting	21	21			A S Ginting	21	18	19
	Wei N	18	17		15	B. S Praneeth	14	21	21
15	B. S Praneeth	21	21							15	B. S Praneeth	21	10	12
	B Seguin	10	15							6	Chou T-c	19	21	21
	M Zwiebler	21	21			M Zwiebler	22	18	14
	T Penty	13	21	14	6	Chou T-c	20	21	21
6	Chou T-c	21	10	21											6	Chou T-c	18	22	16
	R Maddaloni	21	21												3	V Axelsen	21	20	21
	P S Low	19	4			R Maddaloni	10	15
	M Moreels	9	12		9	Ng K L	21	21
9	Ng K L	21	21							9	Ng K L	17	13
	R Must	20	21	15						3	V Axelsen	21	21
	E Heino	22	16	21		E Heino	17	15
	T Ueda	21	6	13	3	V Axelsen	21	21
3	V Axelsen	17	21	21

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

	M Caljouw	21	21
	N Karunaratne	17	6			M Caljouw	13	18
	L Wraber	14	12		13	A Jayaram	21	21
13	A Jayaram	21	21							13	A Jayaram	11	10
	S D Kuncoro	21	21							5	Chen L	21	21
	M Ludík	16	7			S D Kuncoro	13	9
	G J Paul	7	9		5	Chen L	21	21
5	Chen L	21	21											5	Chen L	21	21
	M Carder	19	11											10	Tian HW	12	17
	V Malkov	21	21			V Malkov	17	14
	H-K Vittinghus	14	21	16	10	Tian HW	21	21
10	Tian HW	21	17	21						10	Tian HW	21	21
	M Zilberman	14	19								B Leverdez	14	8
	Z Đurkinjak	21	21			Z Đurkinjak	21	19	20
	B Leverdez	21	22	21		B Leverdez	16	21	22
2	Lee C W	19	24	17

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Events at the 2017 BWF World Championships

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