Badminton: Christo Popov Becomes the First French Number 1 Worldwide
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By winning this Sunday in Tremblay in Seine-Saint-Denis the Open of France, 26-year-old Fos-sur-Mer's badist registered a little more than the Hexagon as one of the new flagship nations of the discipline.
By ruling the Indonesian Mohammad Zaki Ubaidillah in three rounds (21-11, 14-21, 21-13) this Sunday 25 October in Tremblay, Christo Popov won the French Internationals of badminton and secured the world number 1 position of the discipline. A first for a tricolor in single gentlemen.
In the wake of his victory at the French Internationals this Sunday, 24-year-old Christo Popov will become N.1 world badminton, a first for a tricolored badist. - Badminton: Christo Popov first Frenchman to become N.1 world (Sports).
At 24 years old, the badist of Fos-sur-Mer will surpass at the beginning of next week the Thai Kunlavut Vitidsarn, and register a little more France as one of the new flagship nations of the discipline. All this hardly two months after the new world titles of Alex Lanier and the duo Thomas Gicquel-Delphine Delrue. "It's amazing. Never done. My goal was really to win the Open of France. But the two things at the same time, at home. We can't dream…
Sunday winner of the Indonesian Mohammad Zaki Ubaidillah in three sets (21-11, 14-21, 21-13), the 24-year-old Frenchman enters history by becoming the first tricolored badist number 1 worldwide in single.
The 24-year-old French player won at the French Internationals and took the number one place in singles
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