Son Wan Ho and Ng Ka Long were injured in last week's match, which worried Axelsen. He expressed his dissatisfaction with the Badminton World Federation on his personal Twitter yesterday, "Too many players are injured...

Son Wan Ho and Ng Ka Long were injured in last week's game, which made Axelsen worried. He expressed his dissatisfaction with the Badminton World Federation on his personal Twitter yesterday, "Too many players are injured... ....Let us pray that we will no longer be forced to participate in so many competitions in the future.”

In the 2018 season, the Badminton World Federation made it mandatory for the top 15 players in singles and the top 10 players in doubles each season to participate in the Badminton World Federation tour. The race must not be less than 12 stops, otherwise you will have to accept penalties.

However, many athletes compete frequently but suffer major injuries.

Jia Yifan suffered a wrist injury in the second half of the 2018 season. However, due to mandatory participation by the Badminton Federation, she still participated in many competitions with the injury but did not achieve ideal results.

At the beginning of 2019, Spanish star Marin tore her cruciate ligament and it took half a year to recover. National badminton women's singles player Gao Fangjie strained her left foot muscle at the Malaysia Masters and ruptured her Achilles tendon. It will take 10-12 months to fully recover. You may miss the Olympic points competition.

Son Wan Ho accidentally ruptured his Achilles tendon while participating in a domestic competition last week. It will take several months from surgery to recovery and reconstruction, and his qualification for the Tokyo Olympics may be ruined. Ng Ka Long suffered a knee injury at last week's Asian Mixed Team Championships and will withdraw from the next few events.

In fact, Axelsen himself has a deep understanding of injuries. He won the 2017 World Championships, but at the beginning of the 2018 season, he injured his ankle in the Indonesia Masters. Since then, he has withdrawn from most international competitions for nearly a year. They made almost no achievements. Last year, he also made a short video complaining about the Badminton World Federation's restriction of serving height no higher than 1.15 meters. At the same time, in his autobiography "Axelsen", he publicly criticized the Badminton World Federation for being formalistic and not caring about the lives of athletes.

He wrote: "At the beginning of 2018, I came home from Indonesia due to injury (left ankle injury in the third round of the Indonesian Masters) and had to withdraw from the All England in March. But before the start of the All England One day, the BWF event manager wrote to the Danish sports director, requesting that I should choose one day in a week to go to Birmingham, England, to fulfill my obligation to attend the media. There is a rule in the BWF that the top 15 singles players in the world should be included. I have to play at least 12 tournaments every season and attend media days even if I am injured. When the Danish sports director forwarded the email to me, I was very angry with the Badminton World Federation."

complained about the Badminton League yesterday. Under the tweet about too many things, many netizens left messages to express their support.

@Kenneth Lo: Should the Badminton World Federation follow democratic principles? Should the Badminton World Federation consider the opinions of players and other relevant parties (including spectators)? I hope that in the 21st century, no institution will force anyone to do anything. We are not slaves.

@recehankepin: Heartbroken, I hope the Badminton World Federation will consider it carefully

‏@aruhi_ruhin: Agree with Axelsen. Since the implementation of this rule, many athletes have been injured, and athletes have to take a breath before they can enjoy their lives outside the court. , I hope the Badminton Federation will reconsider this rule.

@黄子义: Athletes are probably exhausted mentally and physically. I hope you can have more time to train and rest in the future instead of participating in crazy competitions... BWF should protect athletes as much as possible