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Results of Macau Open 2006 MEN' S SINGLES Round1 1\16 1\8 QF SF Top half 1 50152 LEE Chong Wei (MAS) 1* 21 15 21 LEE 2 50500 HARIYANTO * Agus (HKG) 13 21 16 21 21 LEE 3 67150 Wigardt Jesper (SWE) (Q-3) 87 21 21 Jesper 4 53934 HOLOBOFF Kyle (CAN) 12 15 21 21 LEE 5 51324 PARK Sung Hwan (KOR) 9/16* 13 15 21 21 PARK 6 50285 CHIN Sheng-Ming (TPE) 13 12 21 21 PARK 7 7790 HASHIM Muhammad Roslin (MAS) 16 17 17 16 LEE 8 11464 LEE Yen Hui Kendrick (SIN) 21 21 21 21 LEE 9 51274 BAO Chunlai (CHN) 5/8* 14 10 21 21 BAO 10 14906 LO Ion Weng (MAC) 56 21 21 BAO 11 11688 FERNANDEZ Wally (PHI) 11 13 21 21 FERNANDEZ 12 10640 O Man Tong (MAC) 914 182221 BAO 13 14078 SMITH Andrew (ENG) 9/16* 21 20 13 21 21 SMITH 14 67149 Lei Tat (MAC) (Q-2) 611 21 21 SMITH 15 50955 JANG Young Soo (KOR) 18 14 21 21 JANG Semi 16 1182 AMAHIT Arolas Jr (PHI) 14 11 Final 21 21 LEE 17 9689 CHEN Hong (CHN) 3/4* 17 12 21 21 CHEN 18 50905 SASAKI Sho (JPN) 13 13 21 21 CHEN 19 50170 SUSILO Ronald (SIN) 16 18 21 21 SUSILO 20 50244 ZHANG Yi (CHN) 12 8 21 21 CHEN 21 7012 KALDAU Niels Christian (DEN) 9/16* 84 21 21 KALDAU 22 50484 HUNG Yuk Wong (HKG) 916 21 18 21 KALDAU 23 10553 CHEANG Kuan Pui (MAC) 16 21 14 68 RIDDER 24 51602 RIDDER Koen (NED) 21 21 21 19 21 CHEN 25 9662 NG Wei (HKG) 5/8* 15 21 19 21 21 NG 26 15751 HSIEH Yu-Hsing (TPE) 15 13 21 12 21 NG 27 52772 JUNG Hoon Min (KOR) 17 21 10 21 24 JUNG 28 15635 CHAN Alan (NZL) 922 1214 AYOB 29 9567 AYOB Sairul Amar (MAS) 9/16* 21 21 20 21 21 AYOB 30 13921 ESCOSES Lloyd (PHI) 22 12 6 21 21 AYOB 31 10382 LOPEZ Owen (PHI) 713 59 HWANG 18 21 18 LIN Final 32 53319 HWANG Jung Woon (KOR) 21 21 21 18 21 Winner 163 33 51499 CHAN Wai Keong (MAC) 16 16 FLORES Winner 163 34 53737 FLORES Christopher (PHI) 21 21 LIN Final 10 13 PANG 35 67004 BORTOLOME Rodel (PHI) 21 21 79 PANG 36 10319 PANG Eric (NED) 21 21 9/16* 10 21 13 CHEN 37 11841 MOODY John (NZL) 21 14 21 14 14 WIGARDT 38 53246 WIGARDT Mattias (SWE) 21 21 313CHEN 39 50283 LIAO Sheng-Shiun (TPE) 21 21 88 CHEN 40 51592 CHEN Jin (CHN) 21 21 5/8* 24 13 21 LEE 41 51307 WONG Wai Hong (HKG) 22 21 23 21 21 WONG 42 67152 Kasperi Johan (SWE) (Q-1) 97 21 11 19 HIDAYAT 43 14841 LEONG Kin Fai (MAC) 17 21 21 911 HIDAYAT 44 10337 HIDAYAT Taufik (INA) 21 21 9/16* 21 18 12 LEE 45 54027 DJOHAN Erwin (SIN) 17 21 21 21 18 17 GO 46 51142 GO Eric (USA) 17 21 21 77LEE 47 13372 U Hong Kit (MAC) 21 21 82 LEE Semi 48 11704 LEE Hyun II (KOR) 21 21 3/4* . Final 10 17 LIN 49 3145 PEI Wei Chung (MAS) 21 21 21 21 PEI 50 55382 LAM chi man (MAC) 510 17 13 CHAN 51 13841 LUNEV Sergei (RUS) 21 21 19 8 CHAN 52 51306 CHAN Yan Kit (HKG) 21 21 9/16* 16 9 HASHIM 53 54513 SAENSOMBOONSUK Tanongsak (THA) 21 21 21 21 SAENSOMBOONSUK 54 53717 LIANG Richard (CAN) 13 10 13 22 15 HASHIM 55 8166 ASUNCION Kennevic (PHI) 21 20 21 10 8 HASHIM 56 12370 HASHIM Muhd Hafiz B (MAS) 21 21 5/8* 21 18 15 LIN 57 50658 SATO Shoji (JPN) 19 21 21 21 21 SATO 58 55280 Wong Shu Ki (HKG) 17 14 21 21 SATO 59 53620 LEE Chen Yen (TPE) 19 16 16 8 CHEN 60 50931 CHEN Yu (CHN) 21 21 9/16* 20 9 LIN 61 10183 SHON Seung Mo (KOR) 22 21 21 21 SHON 62 67151 Larsson Johan (SWE) (Q-4) 510 14 22 10 LIN 63 51315 CHAN Io Chong (MAC) 21 20 21 515 LIN 64 50906 LIN Dan (CHN) 21 21 2* Round1 1\16 1\8 QF SF Bottom half WOMEN' S SINGLES Round1 1\8 QF SF Final Winner 1 5566 ZHANG Ning (CHN) 1* 21 21 ZHANG 2 7083 NIEMINEN ~ Anu (FIN) 813 21 21 ZHANG 3 50122 NG Ka Shun (HKG) 73 21 11 14 PAI 4 15509 PAI Min Jie (TPE) 12 21 21 16 21 16 MEULENDIJKS 5 9968 MORI Kaori (JPN) 5/8* 21 16 21 13 21 8 MEULENDIJKS 6 6964 MEULENDIJKS Judith (NED) 21 18 21 21 21 MEULENDIJKS 7 53676 DIMOVA Evgenia (RUS) PFQ 11 9 911 CHIU 8 50510 CHIU Yi Ju (TPE) (Q-1) 21 21 21 13 21 MEULENDIJKS 9 5882 WANG ~ Chen (HKG) 3/4* 19 21 17 17 21 21 WANG 10 15417 HIROSE Eriko (JPN) 21 13 9 21 18 21 WANG 11 50963 HUANG Chia-Hsin (TPE) 72110 15 19 RATNASARI 12 15811 RATNASARI Fransisca (INA) 21 21 21 21 WANG 13 53057 LU Lan (CHN) 5/8* 17 11 21 21 LU 14 50497 WONG Sin Yee (HKG) 11 13 21 21 LU 15 54531 GOTO Ai (JPN) 18 11 21 19 21 GOTO 16 53325 LEE Hyun Jin (KOR) 82110 18 21 21 MEULENDIJK 17 53004 HUNG Shih Chieh (TPE) PFQ 21 10 11 11 16 YONEKURA 18 7318 YONEKURA Kanako (JPN) 21 21 72117ZHU 19 15409 HWANG Hye Youn (KOR) 21 15 21 15 19 ZHU 20 51281 ZHU Lin (CHN) 5/8* 21 21 13 21 21 YAO 21 50901 FUNG Ying (HKG) (Q-3) 21 15 23 21 11 22 MUDUKASAN 22 50153 MUDUKASAN Sutheaswari (MAS) 18 21 24 812YAO 23 51050 BERGBLOM Elin (SWE) 21 21 16 12 YAO 24 5564 YAO ~ * Jie (NED) 3/4* 21 21 20 21 17 YIP 25 53937 WANG Lin (CHN) 22 12 21 21 21 WANG 26 12916 RICE Anna (CAN) 12 15 13 21 18 YIP 27 51655 VAN CUTSEN Rachel (NED) 21 11 21 12 21 15 YIP 28 51649 YIP Pui Yin (HKG) 5/8* 21 19 21 21 19 21 YIP 29 53324 KANG Hae Won (KOR) (Q-2) 12 21 18 21 18 21 KANG 30 54511 BURANAPRASERTSUK Porntip (THA) (Q-4) 14 21 19 14 19 LI 31 8404 LI ~ Li (SIN) 21 21 21 21 LI 32 14814 LEE Eva (USA) PFQ 611 KS MEN' S DOUBLES Round1 1\8 QF SF Final Winner 1 51729/50251 Haifeng FU/Yun CAI (CHN/CHN) 1* 21 21 FU/CAI 2 52274/52273 Jun Bum JEON /Yoo Yeon Seong (KOR/KOR) 15 9 21 21 FU/CAI 3 53613/53614 Hung Ling CHEN /Yu Lang LIN (TPE/TPE) 13 15 22 18 YOGA /YONATHAN 4 51082/15826 Uki Kasah YOGA /Suryatama YONATHAN (INA/INA) 24 21 21 21 21 FU/CAI 5 15697/52703 Thien How HOON/Boon Heong TAN (MAS/MAS) 5/8* 13 23 14 21 21 HOON/ TAN 6 1182/13921 Arolas Jr AMAHIT /Lloyd ESCOSES (PHI/PHI) 13 8 21 21 HOON/ TAN 7 67153/67154 Chan Wai KONG /Ming ZHONG (MAC/MAC) 79 10 16 HOLOBOFF /LIANG 8 53934/53717 Kyle HOLOBOFF /Richard LIANG (CAN/CAN) 21 21 19 21 21 FU/CAI 9 53426/52774 Jae Sung JUNG/Yong Dae LEE (KOR/KOR) 3/4* 21 16 19 21 21 JUNG/LEE 10 3181/4392 Tony GUNAWAN ~ * /Halim HARYANTO (USA/INA) 13 11 21 21 JUNG/LEE 11 50905/15380 SASAKI Sho /Noriyasu HIRATA (JPN/JPN) 14 12 21 22 SASAKI /HIRATA 12 14900/15825 Wai Ho HUI /Tanama Putra ALROY (HKG/INA) 19 20 18 21 16 PAASKE/BOE 13 7575/50292 Lars PAASKE/Mathias BOE (DEN/DEN) 5/8* 21 17 21 21 21 PAASKE/BOE 14 67152/50244 Johan KASPERI /Yi ZHANG (SWE/CHN) 715 21 21 PAASKE/BOE 15 10382/67004 Owen LOPEZ /Rodel BORTOLOME (PHI/PHI) 15 13 21 4 7 TSAI/HU 16 13189/7285 Chia-Hsin TSAI/Chung-Shyan HU (TPE/TPE) 17 21 21 21 9 21 FU/CAI 17 67155/14829 Ian PIENCENAVES /Jamie JUNIO (PHI/PHI) 12 21 19 14 10 BACH/MALAYTHONG 18 6783/11257 Howard BACH/Khan Bob MALAYTHONG (USA/USA) 21 21 23 16 10 HWANG/LEE 19 51328/50957 Ji Man HWANG /Jae Jin LEE (KOR/KOR) 21 21 21 24 21 HWANG/LEE 20 50498/7944 Albertus Susanto NJOTO * /Yohan Hadikusumo WIRATAMA ~ * (HKG/HKG) 22 11 21 12 21 HWANG/LEE 21 14906/51315 Ion Weng LO/Io Chong CHAN (MAC/MAC) 12 21 15 88FANG/LEE 22 52930/52931 Chien Min FANG /Sheng Mu LEE (TPE/TPE) 21 21 25 17 18 OHTSUKA/MASUDA 23 11606/13841 Evgenij DREMIN /Sergej LUNEV (RUS/RUS) 23 21 21 15 7 OHTSUKA/MASUDA 24 8786/8788 Tadashi OHTSUKA/Keita MASUDA (JPN/JPN) 3/4* 21 21 19 17 GUO/ZHENG 25 50307/13803 Hendry Kurniawan SAPUTRA ~/Hendra WIJAYA (SIN/SIN) 21 21 21 21 SAPUTRA ~/WIJAYA 26 50353/51615 Jurgen WOUTERS /Ruud BOSCH (NED/NED) 16 16 21 16 13 GUO/ZHENG 27 14841/55382 Kin Fai LEONG/Chi Man LAM (MAC/MAC) / / (Q-2/) 17 21 21 512GUO/ZHENG 28 14607/51282 Zhendong GUO /Bo ZHENG (CHN/CHN) 5/8* 21 21 23 16 21 GUO/ZHENG 29 51625/8011 Rian SUKMAWAN/Eng HIAN ~ (INA/INA) 21 21 13 21 21 SUKMAWAN/HIAN ~ 30 10640/51499 Man Tong O /Vai Keong CHAN (MAC/MAC) / / (Q-1/) 712 12 22 9 CHOONG/LEE 31 55291/52925 Lok Kei LO /Chun Yiu LEUNG (HKG/HKG) 21 20 21 910CHOONG/LEE 32 7759/7760 Tan Fook CHOONG/Wan Wah LEE (MAS/MAS) 2* 21 21 WOMEN' S DOUBLES Round1 1\8 QF SF Final Winner 1 9706/50193 Ling GAO/Sui HUANG (CHN/CHN) 1* GAO/HUANG 2 Bye-1 21 21 GAO/HUANG 3 42713/14322 Chia Tseng YANG/Pei-Ling TSAI (TPE/TPE) 78 21 19 18 CHAN/MONG 4 52929/52928 Tsz Ka CHAN/Kwan Yi MONG (HKG/HKG) 10 21 21 25 24 GAO/HUANG 5 11413/14729 Jo (E.Java) NOVITA /Gresya POLII (INA/INA) 5/8* 23 22 21 21 NOVITA/POLII 6 54128/53004 Shih Ying CHEN/Shih Chieh HUNG (TPE/TPE) 87 21 21 NOVITA/POLII 7 51649/55285 Pui Yin YIP/Hoi Wah CHAU (HKG/HKG) 18 14 16 20 HWANG/KIM 8 12192/53333 Yu Mi HWANG/Min Jung KIM (KOR/KOR) 21 22 21 21 GAO/HUANG 9 9846/10947 Yu-Chin CHIEN/Wen-Hsing CHENG (TPE/TPE) 3/4* 9 14 CHIEN/CHENG 10 Bye-3 21 19 20 KRISTIANSEN/RYTTER JUHL 11 6560/11326 Angeline DE PAUW ~/Mona SANTOSO (USA/USA) 14 21 22 10 17 KRISTIANSEN/RYTTER JUHL 12 14992/51436 Lena FRIER KRISTIANSEN/Kamilla RYTTER JUHL (DEN/DEN) 21 21 21 21 KRISTIANSEN/RYTTER JUHL 13 53150/50267 Miyuki MAEDA/Satoko SUETSUNA (JPN/JPN) 5/8* 19 16 21 21 MAEDA/SUETSUNA 14 15753/14865 Hsiao-Jo LIU /Ya-Lan CHANG (TPE/TPE) 12 12 21 21 MAEDA/SUETSUNA 15 15754/54137 Chuan LIN /Yi Jing CHEN (TPE/TPE) 58 406 LIN/CHEN 16 7784/9178 Pek Siah LIM /Joanna Swee Ling QUAY (MAS/MAS) WDN w/o 17 21 21 GAO/HUANG 17 51113/51763 Meiliana JAUHARI/(F) PURWATI (INA/INA) 21 14 14 21 21 JAUHARI/PURWATI 18 52998/67091 Pei Chen HSIEN /Lee TAI AN (TPE/TPE) 12 14 68ZHANG/WEI 19 51655/51670 Rachel VAN CUTSEN /Paulien VAN DOOREMALEN (NED/NED) 21 21 88ZHANG/WEI 20 50915/50925 Yawen ZHANG/Yili WEI (CHN/CHN) 5/8* 21 21 21 21 ZHANG/WEI 21 50282/50284 Chia-Chi CHOU/Pei-Ting KU (TPE/TPE) 13 7 19 13 JIANG/LI ~ 22 13805/50926 Yanmei JIANG/Yujia LI ~ (SIN/SIN) 21 21 18 12 WONG/CHIN 23 50122/52927 Ka Shun NG /Sin Ying LAM (HKG/HKG) 21 21 615WONG/CHIN 24 9162/50155 Pei Tty WONG/Eei Hui CHIN (MAS/MAS) 3/4* 21 21 19 21 17 LEE /LEE 25 51517/51320 Ka Lei MAK/Yut Wa PUN (MAC/MAC) 21 11 21 68PERSSON/BERGBLOM 26 11932/51050 Johanna PERSSON /Elin BERGBLOM (SWE/SWE) 21 21 21 13 12 AKAO/MATSUDA 27 50492/5849 Man Ching WONG/Wai Chee Louisa KOON (HKG/HKG) 17 21 21 12 21 AKAO/MATSUDA 28 15421/50910 Aki AKAO /Tomomi MATSUDA (JPN/JPN) 5/8* 21 23 10 16 LEE /LEE 29 15802/50510 Li Yin CHANG /Yi Ju CHIU (TPE/TPE) 21 21 21
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