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About Lee Chong Wei

Datuk Lee Chong Wei (born in Georgetown, Penang; October 21, 1982) is a professional badminton player from Malaysia.

Lee won the silver medal in the 2008 Olympic Games, becoming the first Malaysian to reach the final of the men's singles event and ending Malaysia's Olympic medal drought since 1996. This achievement also earned him the title Datuk.

As a singles player, Lee was ranked first worldwide on August 21, 2008. He is the third Malaysian men's singles shuttler after Rashid Sidek and Roslin Hashim to achieve such a ranking (since official rankings were first kept in the 1980s), and is the only Malaysian shuttler to hold the ranking for more than two weeks.

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Recent Achievements

Year Tournament Achievement
2012 All-England Open Runners-up
2012 Malaysia Open Winner
2012 Korea Open Winner
2011 French Open Winner
2011 Denmark Open Runners-up
2011 Japan Open Runners-up
2011 World Championships Runners-up
2011 Indonesia Open Winner
2011 Malaysia Open Grand Prix Gold Winner
2011 India Open Winner
2011 All-England Open Winner
2011 Malaysia Open Winner
2011 Korea Open Winner
2010 Asian Games Guangzhou Runners-up
2010 Commonwealth Games India Winner
2010 Japan Open Super Series Winner
2010 BWF World Championships Quarter-Finalist
2010 Macau Open GP Gold Winner
2010 Malaysia Open GP Gold Winner
2010 Indonesia Super Series Winner
2010 Singapore Open Super Series Quarter-Finalist
2010 All England Super Series Winner
2010 Malaysia Open Super Series Winner
2010 Korea Super Series Winner

Latest News on Lee Chong Wei

Today:


New Straits Times

THOMAS CUP: Not taking chances
New Straits Times
By KM Boopathy | boopathy@nst.com.my 0 comments Senior players including Lee Chong Wei and doubles pair Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong will play against South Africa today. MALAYSIA, with the more important clash against Denmark tomorrow, in mind, ...

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Today:


Malaysia Star

Malaysia likely to field strongest line-up in opening tie against S. Africa
Malaysia Star
They are expected to field Lee Chong Wei, Liew Daren, Mohd Hafiz Hashim, Koo Kien Keat-Tan Boon Heong and Goh V Shem-Lim Khim Wah. For world No. 1 Chong Wei, it will be his first test since his recovery from a bout of cold. He will be playing against ...
Minnows South Africa Set To Take On Stronger TeamsBernama

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Yesterday:


THOMAS CUP: Uphill task to uphold tradition
New Straits Times
Lee Chong Wei remains the most reliable member of the team while the highly inconsistent doubles and the shaky second and third singles will only put added pressure on Malaysia. However, the fact that Malaysia are among the three elite countries to ...

Yesterday:


Malaysia Star

Malaysian team won't be distracted by hosts' mind games
Malaysia Star
1 Lee Chong Wei ahead of the London Olympic Games. Chong Wei's picture is conspicuously missing from all the tournament banners for the Finals. The posters showed Lin Dan being sandwiched by the two top Chinese women players – Wang Yihan and Wang ...

Yesterday:


Malaysia Star

It may be last hurrah for Chong Wei's contemporaries
Malaysia Star
1 Lee Chong Wei will cherish this year's Thomas Cup Finals the most as it could be the last time four of his contemporaries will be playing in the team event. And Chong Wei was more than happy to pay tribute to each one of them – Peter Gade-Christensen ...
THOMAS CUP: Shouldering responsibilityNew Straits Times
Lee Chong Wei needs to overpower Lin Dan to keep Malaysia's chances alive ...bettor.com (blog)
Thomas Squad faces training snagsDaily Express

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2 Days Ago:


Malaysia Star

World No. 1 Wei must beat Lin Dan for M'sia to upset China
Malaysia Star
1 Lee Chong Wei must beat his archrival Lin Dan if Malaysia hope to pull off a win over China in the Thomas Cup Finals. Former badminton icon Park Joo-bong feels that a good start by Chong Wei will be the ideal motivation for Malaysia against tops ...

2 Days Ago:


Yahoo! Singapore News (blog)

No Lee Chong Wei, Lin Dan for Li-Ning Singapore Open
Yahoo! Singapore News (blog)
(LR) World no.1 Lee Chong Wei and world no.2 Lin Dan will miss the Li-Ning Singapore Open. (Getty Images) But they can still look forward to watching Olympic badminton men's singles champion Taufik Hidayat in action at the tournament, which will take ...
World's top 2 shuttlers not competing in Li-Ning Singapore OpenStraits Times
Gu gets the nodTODAYonline

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A Few Days Ago:


Malaysia Star

Chong Wei To Join Thomas Cup Squad In Guangzhou Before Heading To Wuhan
Bernama
SEPANG, May 16 (Bernama) -- World number one Datuk Lee Chong Wei, skipper of the Malaysian Thomas Cup squad, said the team would fight till their last drop of sweat during the Thomas Cup final held in Wuhan, China from May 20-27. Chong Wei however ...
Chong Wei feels better while Hafiz Hashim falls in bitter condition ...bettor.com (blog)
Ready to goNew Straits Times
Rashid: Thomas Cup team can overcome odds if they stick togetherMalaysia Star

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Last Week:


New Straits Times

Cheers for Chong Wei at home but concern for Hafiz in Guangzhou
Malaysia Star
1 Lee Chong Wei was back in training but in Guangzhou, Mohd Hafiz Hashim's old injury returned to haunt him ahead of the Thomas Cup Finals. Yesterday, Chong Wei announced that he was on the road to recovery from his bout of cold after enjoying a light ...
Fever knocks Chong Wei outNew Straits Times
Shabery: Chong Wei's health won't hamper squad's spiritDaily Express
Lee Chong Wei to join Guangzhou training camp after few days – Badminton Updatebettor.com (blog)

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10 Days Ago:


New Straits Times

TARGET: Chong Wei wants win to ensure semi-final bid is realised
New Straits Times
Sports Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek (right) and National Sports Council director general Datuk Zolkples Embong (left) with Lee Chong Wei at the launch of the 100Plus Road to London United For Success campaign yesterday.
Thomas Cup Finals: Lee Chong Wei urges his team-mates to do utmost against Denmarkbettor.com (blog)
Malaysia must beat Denmark to avoid China in last eightMalaysia Star

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