Lin Dan
Nicknamed Super Dan. Badminton player from China, born 14 October 1983 in Longyan, Fujian, China.
| Age | 43 |
|---|---|
| Country | China |
| Event | Men's singles |
| Plays | Left |
| Highest ranking | 1 (26 February 2004) |
| Titles | 66 |
| Career record | 662 wins, 131 losses |
Medals
Olympic Games
- Gold, 2008 Beijing (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2012 London (Men's singles)
World Championships
- Gold, 2006 Madrid (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2007 Kuala Lumpur (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2009 Hyderabad (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2011 London (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2013 Guangzhou (Men's singles)
- Silver, 2005 Anaheim (Men's singles)
- Silver, 2017 Glasgow (Men's singles)
World Cup
- Gold, 2005 Yiyang (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2006 Yiyang (Men's singles)
Sudirman Cup
- Gold, 2005 Beijing (Mixed team)
- Gold, 2007 Glasgow (Mixed team)
- Gold, 2009 Guangzhou (Mixed team)
- Gold, 2011 Qingdao (Mixed team)
- Gold, 2015 Dongguan (Mixed team)
- Silver, 2017 Gold Coast (Mixed team)
Thomas Cup
- Gold, 2004 Jakarta (Men's team)
- Gold, 2006 Tokyo (Men's team)
- Gold, 2008 Jakarta (Men's team)
- Gold, 2010 Kuala Lumpur (Men's team)
- Gold, 2012 Wuhan (Men's team)
- Gold, 2018 Bangkok (Men's team)
- Bronze, 2002 Guangzhou (Men's team)
- Bronze, 2014 New Delhi (Men's team)
Asian Games
- Gold, 2006 Doha (Men's team)
- Gold, 2010 Guangzhou (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2010 Guangzhou (Men's team)
- Gold, 2014 Incheon (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2018 Jakarta-Palembang (Men's team)
- Silver, 2006 Doha (Men's singles)
- Silver, 2014 Incheon (Men's team)
- Bronze, 2002 Busan (Men's team)
Asian Championships
- Gold, 2010 New Delhi (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2011 Chengdu (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2014 Gimcheon (Men's singles)
- Gold, 2015 Wuhan (Men's singles)
- Silver, 2001 Manila (Men's singles)
- Silver, 2017 Wuhan (Men's singles)
- Bronze, 2008 Johor Bahru (Men's singles)
- Bronze, 2012 Qingdao (Men's singles)
- Bronze, 2016 Wuhan (Men's singles)
East Asian Games
- Gold, 2009 Hong Kong (Men's team)
- Silver, 2009 Hong Kong (Men's singles)
World Junior Championships
- Gold, 2000 Guangzhou (Mixed team)
- Bronze, 2000 Guangzhou (Boys' singles)
Asian Junior Championships
- Gold, 2000 Kyoto (Boys' singles)
- Gold, 2000 Kyoto (Boys' team)
- Bronze, 1999 Yangon (Boys' doubles)
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