Badminton Worlds: intractable, Christo Popov qualified in the round of 16 and launched the afternoon of the Blues

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Badminton World Championships: Christo Popov Storms into Quarterfinals; Four French Players Aim for Round of 16

Christo Popov’s Quarterfinal Triumph

In a stunning display of skill and determination, Christo Popov, the world’s 10th-ranked badminton player, stormed into the quarterfinals of the World Championships in Paris. The French sensation defeated Hong Kong’s Ng Ko Lang in straight sets (21-15, 21-16) at the Adidas Arena de la Porte de la Chapelle.

I have not done one as well as the 1st round, there are mistakes on both sides,” he analyzes. “I changed a little tactics in the second set to take the ascendant. These are positive things for the next round. With the public behind you, everything is possible. I thank them.” Christo Popov

Popov, who is seeded 10th, will face world number one Shi Yu Qi in the next round. “You will have to be 100% ready in all aspects,” he insists. “I expect a big battle. I will give everything. He knows that he will play a French in good shape at home.”

French Players Eye Round of 16

Four French players will attempt to follow Popov’s footsteps and reach the round of 16. World number 7 Alex Lanier and world number 15 Toma Junior Popov are favorites in their respective matches against Croatian Dinata and Sri Lankan Viren Nettasinghe.

French Pairings in Mixed Doubles and Women’s Doubles

The French pair of Thom Gicquel and Delphine Delrue will compete in the mixed doubles, while the women’s doubles pair of Margueritte-Flavie Vallet will aim to create an upset against Indonesian opponents.

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This article was published on and is part of 247sports.news’s comprehensive coverage of the Badminton World Championships.

FAQ

Who is the current world number one in badminton?

Shi Yu Qi from China is the current world number one in badminton.

Where are the Badminton World Championships taking place in 2025?

The Badminton World Championships are taking place in Paris, France, at the Adidas Arena de la Porte de la Chapelle.

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