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2008 Olympic Games Beijing Men's Singles 2008 Olympic Games Beijing Men's Singles Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals Olympic Champion Wang Hao (CHN) Wang Hao Kan Yo (JPN) 6, -9, 8, 5, 4 Wang Hao Ovtcharov Dimitrij (GER) 20, -15, -21, 17, 20 Ko Lai Chak Ko Lai Chak (HKG) 16, -17, 13, 16 Wang Hao Persson Jörgen (SWE) 9, 9, -9, 7, 9 Persson Jörgen Samsonov Vlad (BLR) -7, -8, 9, -11, 7, 10, 9 Persson Jörgen Yang Zi (SIN) 13, 15, -13, 13 Primorac Zoran Primorac Zoran (CRO) 7, 7, -4, -8, 7, 6 MA Lin (CHN) Wang Liqin (CHN) 9, 9, -8, 7, 9 Wang Liqin Schlager Werner (AUT) 6, 4, 8, 2 Wang Liqin Tan Ruiwu (CRO) 7, 5, 8, 8 Tan Ruiwu LI Ching (HKG) -9, 6, -10, 8, 11, 5 MA Lin Boll Timo (GER) -5, -9, 9, 10, 3, 8 OH Sang Eun OH Sang Eun (KOR) 9, 4, 9, -8, 3 Bronze: MA Lin WANG Liqin d. Persson Jörgen Kreanga Kalinikos (GRE) 3, 5, 9, 10 11, 2, 5, 9 MA Lin MA Lin (CHN) 5, 5, 3, 7 2008 Olympic Games Beijing Men's Team Team event replaces Doubles Semifinals Finals Olympic Champions Group B 1 2 3 4 1. Germany x ¦ 3-1 ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 2. Singapore 1-3 ¦ x ¦ 1-3 ¦ 3-0 GERMANY 3. Croatia 0-3 ¦ 3-1 ¦ x ¦ 3-0 4. Canada 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ x GERMANY 3-2 Group D 1 2 3 4 Ovtcharov-Kan Yo 1. Hong Kong x ¦ 0-3 ¦ 3-1 ¦ 3-0 7, -11, 11, -9, 10 2. Japan 3-0 ¦ x ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 JAPAN Boll Timo - Mizutani Jun 3. Russia 1-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ x ¦ 2-3 5, -8, 4, 7 4. Nigeria 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ 3-2 ¦ x Kishikawa/Mizutani d. Ovtcharov / Suss -4, 6, 9, 12 CHINA Kan Yo - Suss Christian 3-0 Group C -5, -8, 10, 9, 11 Wang Hao-Ovtcharov 1. Korea Republic x ¦ 3-1 ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-1 Boll - Kishikawa 4, 8, 7 2. Chinese Taipei 1-3 ¦ x ¦ 3-2 ¦ 3-1 KOREA 7, -10, 6, -8, 5 MA Lin - Boll Timo 3. Sweden 0-3 ¦ 2-3 ¦ x ¦ 3-0 7, -8, 4, 7 4. Brazil 1-3 ¦ 1-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ x Wang Liqin/ Wang Hao d. Boll / Suss CHINA -11, 5, 8, 7 3-0 Group A 1 2 3 4 Ma Lin - OH Sang Eun 1. China x ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 8, -7, -10, 11, 5 Bronze: 2. Austria 0-3 ¦ x ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 CHINA Wang Hao - Ryu Seung Min See Playoffs, next page 3. Greece 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ x ¦ 0-3 7, -6, 9, 6 4. Australia 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ x Wang Liqin / Wang Hao d. Yoon Jae Young / OH Sang Eun 4, 6, 5 Men's Team: Bronze Playoff 7KHVHFRQGSODFHGWHDPVRIHDFKJURXSDQGWKHVHPLILQDO FRQWHVWORVHUVVKDOOSOD\RIIIRUWKH%URQ]HPHGDO Korea Rep. Korea Rep. Bye Korea Rep. Hong Kong 3-1 Hong Kong 3-0 Chinese Taipei Bronze Medal: Korea Republic Austria 3-1 Austria 3-1 Croatia Austria Bye 3-1 Japan Japan 2008 Olympic Games Beijing Women's Singles Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals Olympic Champion ZHANG Yining (CHN) Zhang Yining FUKUHARA Ai (JPN) 5, 2, 5, -9, 8 Zhang Yining FENG Tian Wei (SIN) 11, -12, 12, 10, 11 FENG Tian Wei LI Jie (NED) -7, 11, 7, 5, 4 Zhang Yining WANG Chen (USA) -9, 8, 10, 8, 5 WANG Chen KIM Kyung Ah (KOR) 9, -9, 8, -10, -6, 9, 5 LI Jia Wei LIN Ling (HKG) 13, 6, 10, -13, 4 LI Jia Wei LI Jia Wei (SIN) -4, 12, -10, 8, -5, 9, 11 ZHANG Yining (CHN) WANG Nan (CHN) -8, 11, 8, 8, 3 WANG Nan PARK Mi Young (KOR) 7, 7, -9, 6, -11, 5 WANG Nan LI Qiangbing (AUT) 5, 4, -11, 2, 4 Tie Yana Tie Yana (HKG) 9, -9, -2, 2, 9, -8, 3 WANG Nan WU Xue (DOM) -3, 8, -4, 7, 3, 6 WU Xue GAO Jun (USA) 10, 8, -6, 3, -8, -12, 9 Bronze: GUO Yue GUO Yue d. LI Jia Wei LiI Jiao (NED) 5, 14, 11, 5 6, 12, -9, -7, 3, 4 GUO Yue GUO Yue (CHN) 2, 6, 3, 11 2008 Olympic Games Beijing Women's Team Team event replaces Doubles Semifinals Finals Olympic Champions Group B 1 2 3 4 1. Singapore x ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 2. Netherlands 0-3 ¦ x ¦ 1-3 ¦ 3-0 SINGAPORE 3. USA 0-3 ¦ 3-1 ¦ x ¦ 3-0 4. Nigeria 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ x SINGAPORE 3-2 Group D 1 2 3 4 FENG Tianwei - DANG Ye Seo 1. Korea Rep. x ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 5, 5, 2 2. Japan 0-3 ¦ x ¦ 3-2 ¦ 3-0 Korea Rep. LI Jia Wei - KIM Kyung Ah 3. Spain 0-3 ¦ 2-3 ¦ x ¦ 3-0 5, -8, 9, -6, -9 4. Australia 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ x WANG Yue Gu / LI Jia Wei d. PARK Mi Young / KIM Kyung Ah 7, 6, 9 CHINA WANG Yue Gu -DANG Ye Seo 3-0 Group C 1 2 3 4 -8, -12, -9 WANG Nan - FENG Tianwei 1. Hong Kong x ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 FENG Tianwei - PARK Mi Young -9, 3, 8, 6 2. Germany 0-3 ¦ x ¦ 1-3 ¦ 0-3 HONG KONG 7, 10, -3, 9 ZHANG Yining - LI Jia Wei 3. Poland 0-3 ¦ 3-1 ¦ x ¦ 2-3 -9, 3, 4, 7 4. Romania 0-3 ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-2 ¦ x GUO Yue / ZHANG Yining d. WANG Yue Gu /LI Jia Wei CHINA 8, 5, 6 3-0 Group A 1 2 3 4 ZHANG Yining - Tie Yana 1. China x ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 7, 4, 3 Bronze: 2. Austria 0-3 ¦ x ¦ 3-0 ¦ 3-0 CHINA GUO Yue - LIN Ling See Playoff, next page 3. Croatia 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ x ¦ 3-1 7, 10, 4 4. Dominican Rep. 0-3 ¦ 0-3 ¦ 1-3 ¦ x WANG Nan / ZHANG Yining d. LAU Sui Fei / LIN Ling 4, 9, 4 Women's Team: Bronze Playoff 7KHVHFRQGSODFHGWHDPVRIHDFKJURXSDQGWKHVHPLILQDO FRQWHVWORVHUVVKDOOSOD\RIIIRUWKH%URQ]HPHGDO Hong Kong Hong Kong Bye Japan Japan 3-2 Japan 3-0 Austria Bronze Medal: Korea Republic USA 3-0 USA 3-1 Romania Korea Rep. Bye 3-0 Korea Rep. Korea Rep..
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