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Christinna Pedersen had 2 chances at titles today at the 2015 Japan Open but it was her 3rd appearance in a mixed doubles final that she and Joachim Fischer Nielsen […]

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Young Akane Yamaguchi and Nozomi Okuhara executed two more upsets to orchestrate an all-Japanese final at their home Superseries. By Emzi Regala and Miyuki Komiya Badzine Correspondents live in Tokyo. […]

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18-year-old Akane Yamaguchi scored her second straight win over Olympic champion Li Xuerui as the women’s draws at the Japan Open continue to produce upsets. By Miyuki Komiya, Badzine Correspondent […]

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After days of headline matches in women’s singles, last home doubles pair Shizuka Matsuo / Mami Naito with a nail biting finish to a marathon quarter-final. By Emzi Regala, Badzine […]

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World #1s Chen Long and Saina Nehwal joined the injured Misaki Matsutomo and partners in sitting out the rest of the tournament as the upset-ridden Japan Open continues. By Miyuki […]

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Ayume Mine and Akane Yamaguchi each scored upset victories over opponents of both lofty ranking and stature while China suffered five high-profile upsets and two more near-upsets on Day 2 […]

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The 2015 Japan Open began Tuesday in Tokyo Metropolitan Gym and as Tropical Storm Etau gets set to whallop Japan, two Japanese favourites were hit by upsets in the qualification […]

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Jan O Jorgensen will have to withdraw from the upcoming Japan Open. After his team mates Hans-Kristian Vittinghus and the duo Mathias Boe / Carsten Mogensen were sick right after […]

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