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YONEX GERMAN OPEN 2018 Badminton Championships YONEX GERMAN OPEN 2018 Badminton Championships VBD mbH Südstraße 25a 45470 Mülheim an der Ruhr Absender: Dr. Claudia Pauli Press Relations Officer YONEX German Open Waldbleeke 36 D-45481 Mülheim an der Ruhr Tel.: +49 (0)208 / 69 866 296 E-Mail: [email protected] Datum: 09.01.2018 YONEX German Open 2018 vom 06.03.2018 bis 11.03.2018 in Mülheim an der Ruhr BADMINTON-SUPERSTAR LIN DAN ERNEUT IN MÜLHEIM DABEI Die lebende Badminton-Legende gibt sich erneut die Ehre: Auch für die diesjährigen YONEX German Open Badminton Championships (6. bis 11. März in Mülheim an der Ruhr) hat der zweimalige Olympiasieger und fünfmalige Weltmeister im Herreneinzel, Lin Dan, gemeldet. Wohl jeder, der bei den Internationalen Badmintonmeisterschaften von Deutschland 2016 den Finaltag vor Ort verfolgt hat, erinnert sich noch gut daran, wie der Chinese nach seinem Endspielerfolg von dutzenden kreischenden Fans „umzingelt“ wurde und schließlich durch den Hinterausgang die Veranstaltungsstätte verlassen musste, um den – zumeist weiblichen – Autogrammjägern zu entkommen. Auch im vergangenen Jahr begeisterte der Vize-Weltmeister von 2017 und aktuelle Weltranglistensechste das Publikum in der innogy Sporthalle. Allerdings musste sich der sechsmalige YONEX German Open-Gewinner vor rund zehn Monaten bereits im Achtelfinale dem acht Jahre jüngeren Dänen Emil Holst geschlagen geben. Neben dem inzwischen 34-Jährigen planen aus China u. a. die amtierenden Weltmeisterinnen und derzeitigen Weltranglistenersten im Damendoppel, Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan, der Weltranglistenachte im Herreneinzel, Shi Yuqi, die WM-Dritte von 2017 und momentane Weltranglistenachte im Dameneinzel, Chen Yufei, sowie die Weltranglistenneunte in dieser Disziplin, He Bingjiao, einen Start bei den 61. Internationalen Badmintonmeisterschaften von Deutschland. Presenter Main Sponsor Promoter Geschäftsführerin: Janet Bourakkadi Deutscher YONEX GmbH Vermarktungsgesellschaft Badminton Badminton-Verband e.V. Deutschland mbH Steuernummer 120/5754/0423 USt-IdNr. DE 179876229 Web: www.german-open-badminton.de Finanzamt Mülheim an der Ruhr Eintrag: Handelsregister Nr. 15344 Amtsgericht Duisburg Bankverbindung: Sparkasse Mülheim, IBAN: DE82 3625 0000 0175 1393 97, BIC / SWIFT-Code: SPMHDE3E YONEX GERMAN OPEN 2018 Badminton Championships Das Organisationsteam wartet derzeit gespannt auf die Meldungen der anderen Top- Badmintonnationen. Meldeschluss ist am 30. Januar, die Auslosung erfolgt am 13. Februar. Mit seinen sechs Titelgewinnen im Herreneinzel führt Lin Dan die Statistik der im Jahr 1955 erstmalig ausgetragenen Internationalen Badmintonmeisterschaften von Deutschland gemeinsam mit dem Dänen Erland Kops an, der in den 1960er-Jahren ebenso häufig das Finale in dieser Disziplin für sich entschied. Der Kartenvorverkauf für die YONEX German Open 2018 läuft seit November. Ausführliche Informationen dazu (Ticketvarianten, Preise, Bestellmöglichkeiten etc.) – sowie ganz allgemein zu den Internationalen Badmintonmeisterschaften von Deutschland, bei denen die Firma YONEX in diesem Jahr zum 32. Mal in Folge als Haupt- und Titelsponsor fungiert – sind auf der Veranstaltungswebseite unter www.german-open-badminton.de erhältlich. Claudia Pauli (Pressesprecherin DBV/Press Relations Officer YONEX German Open) Seite 2 .
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