2006 IBF World Championships – Men's singles

Men's Singles
at the 2006 IBF World Championships
VenuePalacio de Deportes de la Comunidad de Madrid
LocationMadrid, Spain
DatesSeptember 18, 2006 (2006-09-18) – September 24, 2006 (2006-09-24)
Medalists
 Lin Dan   China
 Bao Chunlai   China
 Chen Hong   China
 Lee Hyun-il   South Korea
Events at the 2006
IBF World Championships
Singlesmenwomen
Doublesmenwomenmixed

The men's singles tournament of the 2006 World Championships were held in Madrid, Spain, from September 18 to 24, 2006. In the men's singles final, Lin Dan defeated Bao Chunlai with a score of 2–1 (18–21, 21–17, 21–12) to claim the title. This was Lin's first World Championship victory, marking the beginning of his peak dominance in badminton.[1]

Seeds

  1. Lee Chong Wei
  2. Lin Dan
  3. Chen Jin
  4. Peter Gade
  5. Lee Hyun-il
  6. Muhammad Hafiz Hashim
  7. Chen Hong
  8. Bao Chunlai
  9. Przemysław Wacha
  10. Boonsak Ponsana
  11. Eric Pang
  12. Dicky Palyama
  13. Ng Wei
  14. Park Sung-hwan
  15. Joachim Persson
  16. Andrew Smith

Results

Section 1

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarter Finals
1 Lee Chong Wei
Bye 1 Lee 21 21
Kendrick Lee Yen Hui 17 21 20 Joppien 18 14
Björn Joppien 21 18 22 1 Lee 21 21
15 Joachim Persson 22 21 15 Persson 16 12
Shon Seung-mo 20 13 15 Persson 21 21
Rodrigo Pacheco 14 14 Petrič 11 8
Luka Petrič 21 21 1 Lee
8 Bao Chunlai 21 21 8 Bao
Stanislav Pukhov 15 12 8 Bao 21 21
Jürgen Koch 21 21 Koch 13 14
Andrew Dabeka 12 18 8 Bao 21 21
16 Andrew Smith 21 21 Kuncoro 14 19
Pablo Abián 15 13 16 Smith 19 13
Sony Dwi Kuncoro 21 21 Kuncoro 21 21
Raul Must 14 10

Section 2

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarter Finals
3 Chen Jin
Bye 3 Chen 21 21
Klaus Raffeiner 5 10 Nguyễn 16 13
Nguyễn Tiến Minh 21 21 3 Chen 21 18 21
9 Przemysław Wacha 21 21 Kuan 18 21 18
Martyn Lewis 14 13 9 Wacha 16 21 19
Kuan Beng Hong 21 21 Kuan 21 9 21
Stuart Gomez 14 12 3 Chen
5 Lee Hyun-il 21 18 21 5 Lee
Chetan Anand 18 21 10 5 Lee 21 21
Jan Frohlich 21 21 Fröhlich 10 4
Jean-Michel Lefort 9 17 5 Lee 21 21
11 Eric Pang 21 21 11 Pang 16 6
Chan Yan Kit 11 14 11 Pang 21 21
Hsieh Yu-hsing 19 15 Nakanishi 15 17
Yousuke Nakanishi 21 21

Section 3

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarter Finals
Kęstutis Navickas 21 21
Nicolás Escartín 11 14 Navickas 21 15 10
Taufik Hidayat 21 21 Hidayat 19 21 21
13 Ng Wei 17 17 Hidayat 21 18 19
Simon Maunoury 21 21 7 Chen 14 21 21
Kaveh Mehrabi 17 7 Manoury 17 17
Pedro Yang 11 9 7 Chen 21 21
7 Chen Hong 21 21 7 Chen H.
Shoji Sato 21 21 4 Gade
Ville Lång 12 15 Sato 21 21
Craig Goddard 11 8 10 Ponsana 15 18
10 Boonsak Ponsana 21 21 Sato 14 13
Anup Sridhar 21 16 13 4 Gade 21 21
Liao Sheng-shiun 19 21 21 Liao 6 12
Bye 4 Gade 21 21
4 Peter Gade

Section 4

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarter Finals
Carlos Longo 13 17
Roman Spitko 21 21 Spitko 19 11
Aamir Ghaffar 18 14 12 Palyama 21 21
12 Dicky Palyama 21 21 12 Palyama 21 19 13
Michal Matejka WO WO 6 Hashim 16 21 21
Jinkan Ifraimu Bulus Matejka 8 10
Scott Evans 10 14 6 Hashim 21 21
6 Muhammad Hafiz Hashim 21 21 6 Hashim
Petr Koukal 21 15 17 2 Lin
John Moody 14 21 21 Moody 12 13
Ronald Susilo 10 11 14 Park 21 21
14 Park Sung-hwan 21 21 14 Park 16 12
Bobby Milroy 21 21 2 Lin 21 21
Magnus Sahlberg 14 14 Milroy 16 17
Bye 2 Lin 21 21
2 Lin Dan

Finals

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
               
1 Lee Chong Wei 20 21 18
8 Bao Chunlai 22 12 21
8 Bao Chunlai 21 21
5 Lee Hyun-il 15 19
3 Chen Jin 14 21 12
5 Lee Hyun-il 21 19 21
8 Bao Chunlai 21 17 12
2 Lin Dan 18 21 21
7 Chen Hong 21 15 21
4 Peter Gade 17 21 12
7 Chen Hong 21 19 14
2 Lin Dan 15 21 21
6 Hafiz Hashim 10 9
2 Lin Dan 21 21

References

  1. ^ "Lin Dan finally wins world title". The Star. 25 September 2006. Archived from the original on 18 October 2012. Retrieved 9 June 2011.
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