Viktor Axelsen Biography ,Wife , Son, Net Worth and Achievements

 FULL NAME Viktor Axelsen 

BORN January 4, 2012 

HEIGHT 1.94 m (6 ft 4 in) 

NATIONALITY Danish 

Career record, 468 wins, 140 losses 

Highest ranking, 1 (28 September 2017) 

Current ranking, 1 (8 November 2022) 

 

About 

Viktor Axelsen is a Danish badminton player brought into the world on fourth January 1994. He is a local of Odense in Denmark. Viktor has been addressing Denmark globally starting around 2009 and was positioned world no.1 in September 2017. As of February 2021, he is positioned no.1 on the planet. 

Rise to glory 

Viktor Axelsen's professional advancement came in 2006 in the wake of winning the young men's Singles and Copies titles at the Public Junior Badminton Titles. In 2009, he brought home the primary global junior championship by winning the German Junior, trailed by a gold decoration in the European U-17 Badminton Titles in Medvedev, Slovenia. That year, he appeared in his senior global competition at the Denmark Open. 

  

In 2010, Viktor won his most memorable Global Test series title at Cyprus Worldwide. The next year, he was delegated as Junior European Boss and a Bronze decoration in Blended Duplicates at the European Badminton Titles in Vantaa, Finland. Viktor Axelson, close by his Denmark men's group, has brought home 5 sequential championships in 2012, 2014,2016, 2018, and 2018 at the European Men's Group Badminton Titles. 

  

In 2013, Viktor with his Denmark blended group won the bronze decoration at the Sudirman Cup in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He has likewise come out on top for 4 successive championships (2015, 2017, 2019, and 2021) and a Silver (2013) at the European Blended Group Badminton Titles. 

Major Achievements 

Viktor Axelsen's most memorable significant achievement was in 2010 when he brought home the young men's Singles championship at the World Junior Titles in Guadalajara, Mexico, and turned into the principal European badminton player to do as such. In 2011, he was unable to protect his Reality Junior Titles title as he wound up as sprinter up in Taipei, Chinese Taipei. 

  

In 2012, Viktor arrived at the principal Super series last at the French Open, where he lost to Malaysia's Liew Daren Miew. Afterward, he proceeded to play 5 Super series finals prior to bringing home the lady Super series championship at the Dubai World Super Series Finals in 2016. Viktor had won two bronze decorations (2012 and 2018) and a gold decoration (2016) with the Denmark men's group in the Thomas Cup. 

  

In 2014, Viktor prevailed his most memorable Stupendous Prix Gold title at the Swiss Open by overcoming Chinese shuttler Tian Houwei. That year, in August, he won the bronze award at the World Badminton Titles in Copenhagen, Denmark. The next year, he arrived at the primary Super series last on the Indian circuit at India Open in New Delhi. 

In 2016, Viktor Axelsen contended in his presentation Olympics at the Rio Olympics and won the bronze decoration by overcoming 2-time Olympic Gold Medalist Lin Dan. He was delegated as European Top dog two times in 2016 and 2018 at the European Badminton Titles. In 2017, in August, he arose as the Title holder at the World Badminton Titles by overcoming 5-time Best on the planet Lin Dan and turned into the fifth Danish shuttler to come out on top for the big showdowns title. 

  

In 2018, Viktor came out on top for the primary World Visit championship at the Malaysia Experts by overcoming Japan's Kento Momota. Somewhere in the range of 2018 and 2021, he prevailed 8 World Visit titles, remembering the All Britain Open for 2020. In 2021, he contended at the All Britain Open as reigning champ and arrived at the last, where he lost to Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia. 

  

Viktor Axelsen qualified for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and is cultivated No.1 in the Men's Singles. 

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