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Jun 6, 2024 · Li Xuerui. Olympic gold medalist in women’s singles (2012 London) 3-time Uber Cup gold medalist in women’s team; 2-time Asian Championship gold medalist in women’s singles; 2-time Sudirman Cup gold medalist in mixed team; Li Xuerui is a retired Chinese badminton player who is regarded as one of the best all-around players of the 21st century.
Li Xuerui (1991-yil 24-yanvarda tugʻilgan) — nafaqadagi xitoylik professional badmintonchi.U oʻz davrining eng muvaffaqiyatli oʻyinchilaridan biri. Xuerui 2012-yilgi London Olimpiadasining ayollar oʻrtasidagi yakkalik bahslarida oltin medal sohibi, 2013 va 2014-yilgi jahon chempionatlarida kumush medal sohibi boʻlgan.
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Aug 26, 2014 · COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Olympic badminton champion Li Xuerui beat Denmark's Kristina Gavnholt at the world championships on Tuesday, a victory that marked the start of her campaign to make amends for a traumatic defeat in last year's final. The top-seeded Chinese player came through 21-13, 21-17 to reach the second round. Though winning the women's title this week will be important for her gold medal hopes at the Rio Olympics in 2016, Li also wants to turn the page on the defeat in 2013 ...
Jul 22, 2021 · Her first senior title came in 2013 at the age of 18, in Guangzhou. She then became the youngest ever winner of the women’s singles at the World Championships, when she beat Li Xuerui in the final. The Thai shuttler also won the Asian Championships in 2015, beating Xuerui again.
Pada 2010, Li Xuerui memenangkan gelar Grand Prix Gold pertamanya di Macau Open, saat itu di final ia mengalahkan Adrianti Firdasari dari Indonesia dengan skor 21-18, 21–15. Li memenangkan turnamen besar pertamanya, di Kejuaraan Bulu Tangkis Asia 2010 di final dia mengalahkan rekan senegaranya, Liu Xin dengan skor21–13, 18–21, 21–19.
Sep 14, 2012 · Xuerui, however, came back strongly and it was the London Games gold winner Chinese who dictated terms on the Indian in the second game. The Chinese was 8-0 up in no time and then extended the ...
