Fu Haifeng

Fu Haifeng
Country:	People's Republic of China
Date of birth:	2nd January 1984
Place of birth:	Huilai , Jieyang
Size:	183 cm
Weight:	70 kg
Playing hand:	Left
BWF ID:	51729
BWF profile

Fu Haifeng ( Chinese  傅海峰 , Pinyin Fù Hǎifēng ; born January 2, 1984 in Huilai , Jieyang , Guangdong Province , People's Republic of China ) is a Chinese badminton player .

Athletic career

Fu took part in the 2004 Olympics for China with his partner Cai Yun in men's doubles. They had a bye in the first round and faced Keita Masuda and Tadashi Ohtsuka from Japan in the second round . In the quarter-finals Fu and Cai lost to Jens Eriksen and Martin Lundgaard Hansen from Denmark with 3:15, 15:11, 15: 8. However, the two won the final in the men's doubles at the Badminton Swiss Open this year.

In 2005 Fu won the German Open in men's doubles together with his partner Cai Yun .

Haifeng holds the unofficial world speed record in one fell swoop on June 3, 2005. Airspeed was measured at 332 km / h, which makes badminton the fastest sport in the world.

Fu won again together with Cai Yun on September 24, 2006 the men's double final of the Badminton Individual World Championships in Madrid. In addition, in addition to various quarter, half and final appearances at the Chinese Taipei Open and the Macau Open Championship , the two were the winners.

In 2007 he was a member of the Chinese team that successfully defended the Sudirman Cup in Glasgow against Indonesia on June 17th . In 2008 and 2012 he started again at the Olympics and won gold there last year.

successes

space	event	season	place
Olympia
1	Double	2016	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
1	Double	2012	London, England
2	Double	2008	Beijing, China
World Championship
1	Double	2011	London, England
1	Double	2010	Paris, France
1	Double	2009	Hyderabad, India
1	Double	2006	Madrid, Spain
3	Double	2003	Birmingham, UK
Asian Games
1	team	2006	Doha, Qatar
National games
2	Double	2009	Shandong, China
2	Double	2005	Jiangsu, China
2	team	2005	Jiangsu, China
3	team	2009	Shandong, China
Thomas Cup
1	team	2010	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1	team	2008	Jakarta, Indonesia
1	team	2006	Sendai and Tokyo, Japan
1	team	2004	Jakarta, Indonesia
Sudirman Cup
1	team	2009	Guangzhou, China
1	team	2007	Glasgow, Scotland
1	team	2005	Beijing, China
2	team	2003	Eindhoven, Netherlands
World cup
1	Double	2005	Yiyang, China
International tournaments
1	Double	2012	Yonex-Sunrise Hong Kong Open
1	Double	2009	Yonex All England Open Super Series
1	Double	2008	Thailand Open Grand Prix Gold
1	Double	2008	Yonex Korea Open Super Series
1	Double	2007	French Open Super Series
1	Double	2007	China Masters Super Series
1	Double	2007	Djarum Indonesia Open Super Series
1	Double	2007	Aviva Singapore Open Super Series
1	Double	2006	Copenhagen Masters
1	Double	2006	Macau Open
1	Double	2006	Chinese Taipei Open
1	Double	2005	Yonex-Sunrise Hong Kong Open
1	Double	2005	Yonex All England Open
1	Double	2005	Yonex German Open
1	Double	2004	Swiss Open
2	Double	2010	Victor Korea Open Super Series
2	Double	2009	Li-Ning China Masters Super Series
2	Double	2009	Djarum Indonesia Super Series
2	Double	2008	Denmark Open
2	Double	2007	Yonex All England Open Super Series
2	Double	2006	China Open
2	Double	2006	China Masters
2	Double	2005	Proton Malaysia Open
2	Double	2004	Djarum Indonesia Open
2	Double	2004	Yonex Japan Open
2	Double	2003	Yonex German Open
2	Double	2003	Proton Eon Malaysia Open
3	Double	2009	Wilson Swiss Open Super Series
3	Double	2008	Li-Ning China Masters Super Series
3	Double	2008	Proton Malaysia Open Super Series
3	Double	2007	Yonex-Sunrise Hong Kong Open Super Series
3	Double	2007	Denmark Open
3	Double	2007	Macau Open
3	Double	2006	Yonex Japan Open
3	Double	2006	Yonex-Sunrise Hong Kong Open
3	Double	2006	Proton Malaysia Open
3	Double	2005	Yonex Japan Open
3	Double	2004	Yonex All England Open
3	Double	2003	China Open
3	Double	2003	Siam Cement Thailand Open
3	Double	2002	China Open

Web links

Commons : Fu Haifeng  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Fu Haifeng in the database of Olympedia.org (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ jynews.net (in Chinese)

Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Chinese. Fu is the family name here, Haifeng is the first name.