The 2019 Malaysia Badminton Open will start from April 2nd to 7th, serving as a hot spot and information point for Southeast Asian events. Men's singles: Lee Chong Wei, the 12-time champion Lee Chong Wei, is the absolute number one brother in Malaysia, and his strength is beyond

The 2019 Malaysian Badminton Open will start from April 2nd to 7th. As a hot spot and information point for Southeast Asian events, the Malaysian Open is also one of the most competitive and media-focused events. So who can win the championship this year? Let’s first look at the highlight moments in past history.

men's singles: Lee Chong Wei 12 crowns

As the absolute leader of Malaysia , Lee Chong Wei's strength is undoubted. In the men's singles field of the Malaysian Open, he is the absolute overlord, with three crowns from 2004-2006 and seven crowns from 2008-2014. The two crowns in 2016 and 2018 are unprecedented. Moreover, Lee Chong Wei is not the only one to win the men's singles competition. Wang Youfu and Cai Qihao, who won the championship in 2001 and 2002, are also from Malaysia.

The first Chinese men's singles champion in the Malaysian Open in the 21st century was Chen Hong who won the championship in 2003, followed by Chen Long in 2015 and Lin Dan in 2017, although Chen Long and Lin Dan are both today's The top player in the world badminton, but his performance in Southeast Asia is mediocre. This year, with Lee Chong Wei absent and Lin Dan and Chen Long declining in form, may the Malaysian men’s singles championship change hands?

Women's singles: Guoyu will no longer monopolize it after 2015.

Since Guoyu began to participate in the Malaysian Open, it has almost monopolized the women's singles event. During this period, only a few players from other countries, such as Wang Lianxiang, were able to win the women's singles championship. From 2001 to 2014, the Chinese women's singles won 11 championships, and these 11 championships all came from different individuals. Except for Zhang Ning's three consecutive championships from 2004 to 2006, the others were won by Gong Ruina, Hu Ting, Zhou Mi, and Zhu Lin. , Wang Yihan, Li Xuerui, and others won.

However, the Chinese women's singles has not won a gold medal since 2014. Fortunately, young players such as He Bingjiao and Chen Yufei have slowly grown into top players. Whether they can continue their glory in the Malaysian Open depends on their performance.

Men's Doubles: Indonesia , Malaysia dominates

The men's doubles in Southeast Asia have always been sharp, especially those in Indonesia and Malaysia. In previous Malaysian Opens, the men's doubles championship was almost divided between Indonesia and Malaysia. In the 21st Century Malaysian Open, Indonesian men's doubles won 6 championships and Malaysia won 5 championships. The Chinese team only won two championships. Even the famous national feather player Fu Haifeng/ Cai Yun failed to win one. Only Liu Yong/ Chen Qiqiu and Chai Biao/Guo Zhendong won the championship, but overall Asian countries swept the men's doubles championship.

Gu Jianjie /Chen Wenhong was the former overlord of this project and won three championships. Hendra also had three different partners. As for the men's doubles champions of this year's Grand Prix, China, Indonesia and Japan all have a chance.

Women's Doubles: The national badminton team has been on a serious decline since 2016.

Chinese women's players have performed perfectly in the Malaysian Open. Since the 21st century, they have won 14 championships in the 18th Malaysian Open, and even won 8 consecutive championships from 2001 to 2008. From 2013 to 2016, they won four consecutive championships. Even if the venue was noisy and noisy, the championship was still not allowed to change. It confirmed the saying "I want to be low-key, but my strength does not allow it." It was only the Japanese women's doubles that the overall strength declined in the past two years. Champions in 2017 and 2018. At present, Chen Qingchen/ and Jia Yifan are on the rise, Li Yinhui/ and Du Yue are growing, and the Chinese women's doubles still has the strength to hit the gold medal.

Mixed Doubles: National Badminton has obvious advantages

Mixed doubles has always been China’s advantage. From Gao Ling /Zhang Jun to the current Zheng Siwei/ Huang Yaqiong , they have almost monopolized the mixed doubles championship in the past 15 Malaysian Opens. . In the 19th Malaysia Open since 2000, the Chinese team has won 11 mixed doubles championships, while the host Malaysia has never won the championship. As a free agent this year, Chen Bingshun / Wu Liuying , can he make a breakthrough without the systematic training of the national team?

At present, the national feathers Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong, Wang Yilu/Huang Dongping, He Jiting/Du Yue are all the best in mixed doubles.The national badminton champion of this year's Marseille is also bound to win. Zheng Siwei has partnered with Chen Qingchen and Huang Yaqiong to win the Malaysian Champions in 2017 and 2018 respectively. Can Zheng Siwei win the third championship this year?