Once upon a time, England dominated badminton. Not only were the English responsible for popularizing the sport of badminton, but England also wrote the rulebook for badminton. Thank you very much for that - we...
The Mysterious Badminton Bird In a quiet village surrounded by rolling hills and vast meadows, there was a young girl named Ella. Ella wasn’t the best at badminton, but she loved it more than anything else...
Introducing the unusual Badminton Dream Team - a bedtime story for children Once upon a time, in a bustling town where everyone was always in a hurry, there was a little boy named Leo. Leo was...
The Little Birdie Who Loved Badminton In a small village nestled between green hills, there was a little girl named Maya who loved badminton more than anything else. She wasn’t the best player in her village,...
Brian Yang impressed many people when he first came onto the international badminton scene around 2021. People took notice and BWF took notice as you can see in the BWF interview with Brian below. He was...
Why read this article? See the winners and losers Understand the state of badminton in Europe and why Denmark may be losing its place Spot some players that may become future stars Badmintonspeak is your go-to-source for...
Denmark’s badminton dynasty, especially in Europe, is unquestionable. Since 1988, when they won 4 out of 5 medals at the European championships, Denmark has been the most dominant force in European badminton. Could that domination...
