2023 Badminton Tournament Schedule

2023 Badminton Tournament Schedule is as follows:

August 21: Men's Singles First Round, Women's Singles First Round; August 22: Men's Doubles First Round, Women's Doubles First Round, Mixed Doubles First Round; August 23: Men's Singles Second Round, Women's Singles Second Round;

August 24 :Men's doubles second round, women's doubles second round, mixed doubles second round Aug. 25:Men's singles third round, women's singles third round; Aug. 26:Men's doubles third round, women's doubles third round, mixed doubles third round;

Badminton Tournament Introduction:

It's a badminton as a competitive sports tournament, which is made up of singles or pairs tournaments. Competitions include the World Badminton Men's Team Competition, the World Badminton Women's Team Competition, the Badminton World Championships and the Olympic Badminton Competition. World badminton tournaments are divided into seven classes, the quadrennial Olympic Games, biennial team events such as the Tangyu Cup, the Sudirman Cup and the World Badminton Championships are all 7-star events.

The All England Open badminton tournament is held at the beginning of each year. The tournament is only a four-star event, but every year all the badminton masters basically "full-time" participation, badminton players are proud to win the All England championship. This has nothing to do with the prize money, to explain this phenomenon we have to trace the birth of badminton.

Badminton is an aristocratic sport from Britain, 1893, Britain set up the world's first badminton association, and in 1899 organized the first "All England Badminton Championships", the Queen will be present to watch the game and awards, and has become a tradition continues to this day. After years of careful management, the All England Badminton Open has become a brand that attracts the best players from all over the world to fight for honor.

Major tournaments:

The BWF/Badminton World Federation (formerly known as the IBF/International Badminton Federation) originally differentiated badminton tournaments according to their star rating, with the highest being a seven-star tournament, and the quadrennial Olympics, the biannual team tournaments, such as the Tangyu Cup, the Sudirman Cup, and the World Badminton Championships, all of which are seven-star tournaments. Tournaments. The highest level of open tournaments is six-star, and while there are many international badminton tournaments each year, there are only a handful of six-star tournaments.

Beginning in 2007, the BWF abolished this classification and divided the tournaments into four levels and seven categories. The highest level is the Tier 1 tournaments, i.e. the World Badminton Championships, the Olympic Badminton Championships, the Tangyu Cup and the Sudirman Cup; followed by the Tier 2 tournaments, which include the 12-stop Super Series and the Super Series Finals, with a minimum prize money of 200,000 dollars for Super Series tournaments.