Do you think Lin Dan can win the 2008 Olympic championship?

Ha ha... Give me my share ... will win the championship. Sissy.

Who knows, it depends on his own efforts.

I believe that I can, hehe, to be patriotic.

It should be Bao Chun's turn, right?

Lindane. Name: Lin Dan

Gender: Male Nationality: Longyan, Fujian.

Date of birth: Height: m.

Weight: 72 kg.

Sport: Badminton.

Lin Dan began to practice badminton at the age of 5, entered the Fujian Sports School at the age of 9, and entered the Bayi Workers Team (Fuzhou) in November 1995 (12 years old), coached by He Guoquan;

In 2001 (18 years old), he entered the national team, and the coaches were Wu Baiqiang, Tang Xianhu, Zhong Bo, and Li Zhifeng.

Lin Dan holds the racket with his left hand, mainly plays with pulling and hanging assault, has a strong sense of offense, fast speed on the court, good offensive landing point, sharp attack, flexible pace, and more threatening smash.

Lin Dan has improved dramatically in recent years, winning third place in the All England Men's Singles and the Korea Open Men's Singles title, and his rise with another youngster, Bao Chunlai, is reminiscent of Xia Xuanze and Ji Xinpeng before the 2000 Tang You Cup. Lin Dan also has an innate domineering. Coach Zhong Bo once said that Lin Dan has the temperament to become a world master.

Li Yongbo, the head coach of the national badminton team, also lamented that Lin Dan will be the most powerful contender for the No. 1 men's singles in the future of Chinese badminton.

2000 Asian Youth Championships Men's Team and Men's Singles Champion, World Youth Championships Men's Team Champion, Men's Singles Third Place;

In 2001, he won the men's singles championship of the Dutch and German Youth Opens, the men's singles runner-up of the Ninth Games, the men's team champion and men's singles runner-up of the Asian Championships, and the men's singles runner-up of the Denmark Open;

In 2002, he ranked third in the men's singles at the All England Open and won the men's singles championship at the Korea Open.

In 2003, he was the runner-up in the men's singles at the Japan Open, the semi-finalist at the Singapore Open, and the champion of the Denmark, Germany, Hong Kong, and China Open.

In 2004, he was the champion of the Swiss, All England and China Open, the semi-finalist of the Japan Open, and the Thomas Cup champion.

In 2005, he was the runner-up in men's singles at the World Badminton Championships in Anaheim, USA.

2006 Thomas Cup Champion.

According to his information, he will win the gold medal.

Lin Dan has only won one Olympic title.

Lin Dan is the only "Grand Slam" in men's singles in the history of world Biqiaoliang badminton, Olympic champion, World Cup champion, World Cup champion, All England champion, Sudirman Cup champion, Thomas Cup champion, and gold medals in all heavyweight world competitions, which is an honor that is difficult for anyone to achieve. Taufik has always been angry about not winning the Su Cup, the All England Championships and the World Cup, and even badminton icons such as Tang Xianhu, Liang Hailiang, and Kuanjiao Lin Shuijing have also failed to win the championship for various reasons. In 2008, he won the Olympic title.

In 2010, he won the men's singles championship of the Guangzhou Asian Games. On August 14, 2011, at the World Championships in London, he won the fourth men's singles title at the World Championships. In the men's singles final of badminton at the London Olympics, Lin Dan won the gold medal.

At the same time, his tally of world titles reached 16.

Lindane. He won an Olympic title at the 2008 Olympics.

In March 2002, Lin Dan participated in the All England Open Badminton Championships and won the third place in men's singles; On March 31, at the Korea Open Badminton Championships held in the southern city of Yeosu, South Korea, Lin Dan, who represented the Chinese team, defeated Sun Seungmo of the South Korean team 3-1 in the men's singles final and defeated Pengsou to win the championship; On August 22, Lin Dan reached the No. 1 position in the International Badminton Federation Rankings and remained there for a week.

On April 6, 2003, in the men's singles final of the Japan Open Badminton Championships, Lin Dan lost to his national teammate Xia Xuanze with a score of 12-15 and won the runner-up; July 31, in Birmingham, England.

In the men's singles 1 4 finals of the 13th Badminton World Championships held at the National Indoor Stadium, Lin Dan, who participated in the World Championships for the first time, lost to teammate Xia Xuanze and skated to the quarterfinals; September 28, in Denmark.

In the men's singles final of the Denmark Open Badminton Championships in Aarhus, Lin Dan defeated teammate Chen Yu 2-0 and won the championship; On November 16, at the China Open Badminton Championships, Lin Dan defeated Malaysia 2-0 in the final.

Famous general Huang Zonghan.

One is a three-time Olympic champion.

Up to now (July 2017), Lin Dan has participated in 4 Olympic Games and won a total of 2 gold medals, namely the gold medal in badminton men's singles at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games; Gold medal in men's singles in badminton at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Expansion: In the 2004 Athens Olympics, Lin Dan participated in the Olympic Games for the first time, but lost to Singapore's Lin Yufeng in the first round of the badminton men's singles; In the 2016 Rio Olympics, Lin Dan lost 1:2 to Lee Chong Wei in the semifinals of the badminton men's singles, failed to enter the final, and then won the third place 1:

2 lost to Axelsen, finished fourth, and failed to win a medal.

Olympiad champions, abbreviated as Olympic champions. Refers to athletes who have won first place in the Summer and Winter Olympics. The Olympic champion is also a world champion and is the champion of the highest level of competitive sports.

The Olympic Games are the highest stage for competitive sports athletes to show themselves, and winning a gold medal is an Olympic champion, which is the highest honor symbol for every athlete. The Olympic champion's positive and courageous spirit inspires every athlete to train hard and work hard.

Lin Dan has won four Olympic titles. In 1992, 9-year-old Lin Dan successfully entered the Fujian Provincial Sports School, Lin Dan was not used to the life of the dormitory and missed his parents, so he spent the first semester of the Provincial Sports School with tears. In 1995, 12-year-old Lin Dan won the men's singles championship in the national youth competition, and was favored by the People's Liberation Army.

Lin Dan, Han nationality, born on October 14, 1983 in Linjiang Town, Shanghang County, Longyan City, Fujian Province, won the Beijing hukou in 2015, Chinese badminton men's singles player, 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, 2012 London Olympics badminton men's singles champion. The first badminton player in history to win the Olympic Games, World Championships, World Cup, Sudirman Cup, Thomas Cup, Asian Games, Asian Championships, All England Championships, National Games and multiple BWF Superseries titles.

In 1988, he began to contact badminton at the age of 5. He entered the national team in 2000. In August 2002, he made his debut in the badminton world rankings.

In December 2005, he won the men's singles championship of the Badminton World Cup and defended his title in 2006. 2008 Beijing Olympics badminton men's singles champion. In 2009, he won three consecutive World Championships.

In 2010, he won the badminton men's singles championship in the Guangzhou Asian Games and achieved a grand slam.

Lin Dan won one Olympic title, 2008 29th Beijing.

His other victories are as follows:

Thomas Cup winner in 2004, 2006, 2008 and Sudirman Cup in 2005-2011.

2008 Olympic Champion (Men's Singles).

2006, 2007, 2009 World Championship Champion, 2010 Asian Games Men's Singles and Men's Team Champion.

2010 Thomas Cup winner.

2011 World Champion.

London 2012 Olympic Champion.

Individual: Olympic Men's Singles (2), World Championships Men's Singles (4), World Cup Men's Singles (2), Team Thomas Cup (5), Sudirman Cup (4).

Farewell Legends! Lin Dan announced his official retirement and missed the Olympics, winning 81 titles.

As of today, there is one and only 08 Olympic men's singles champion.

Judging from Lin Dan's current state of competition, there is a good chance of winning the championship.

I won the first game easily.

And this should be his last Olympics, so he's going to work hard!

Just this time in 2008.

In 2008.

On January 30, 2008, in the men's singles final of the Korea Open Badminton Championships, Lin Dan lost 1-2 to South Korea's Lee Hyun Il.

On March 9, in the men's singles final of the All England Open Badminton Championships held in Birmingham, England, Lin Dan defeated Chen Jin 0-2 and won the runner-up.

On March 16, Lin Dan won the championship by defeating his old rival Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia 2-0 in the men's singles final of the Swiss Open.

On May 18, at the Thomas Cup held in Jakarta, Indonesia, Lin Dan played against Park Sung-hwan of the South Korean team in the final, and finally defeated the South Korean team 3-1 and won the tournament for the second time.

In June, in a warm-up tournament for the Olympics, the Thailand Open, Lin Dan won the championship against the host country's Vinza Posana.

In August, at the Beijing Olympics, Lin Dan became one of the most popular athletes in the country. His path to gold started with an easy win over Hong Kong's Wu Wei 2-13 in the second round (round of 32), and eliminated South Korea's Park Sung-hwan 2-8 in the third round (round of 16) to advance to the quarter-finals, Lin Dan defeated Danish veteran Peter Gade 2-16) to reach the semi-finals and met teammate Chen Jin, who won his opponent in straight games -18) to reach the final.

The two are the gold medal in badminton men's singles at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the gold medal in badminton men's singles at the 2012 London Olympics.

In August 2008, at the Beijing Olympics, Lin Dan was one of the most popular athletes in the country. His road to gold began with an easy win over Hong Kong's Wu Wei in the second round (round of 32 -13); This was followed by a 2:2 in the third round (round of 16).

8) Eliminate South Korean star Park Sung-hwan.

Lin Dan, who advanced to the quarterfinals, lost in straight games -16) dashed the Olympic medal dream of Danish veteran Peter Gade; After entering the semi-finals, he encountered his teammate Chen Jin, and after a stalemate, Lin Dan won the opponent in straight games again -18) to enter the final; On the 17th, there was a one-sided situation in the final against Lee Chong Wei.

Lin Dan eventually won the -8) victory and was crowned Olympic champion without dropping a game. Lin Dan thus became the first player in badminton history to win gold medals at the All England, World Championships, World Cup and Olympic Games.

Just this time in 2008.

The other titles are:

Men's Singles Champion at the 2006 World Badminton Championships.

2007 All England Open Badminton Men's Singles Champion.

2006 Doha Asian Games badminton men's team champion.

2006 World Cup Badminton Men's Singles Champion.

2006 Japan Open Men's Singles Champion.

Men's Singles Champion at the 2006 World Championships.

2006 Hong Kong Open Badminton Men's Singles Champion.

2006 Macau Open Badminton Men's Singles Champion.

2006 Taipei Open Badminton Men's Singles Champion.

Member of the 2006 Thomas Cup winners.

2006 All England Badminton Men's Singles Champion.

In 2005, he won the men's singles championship at the German Open Badminton Championships.

In 2005, he won the men's singles championship at the Japan Open Badminton Championships.

A key member of the 2005 Sudirman Cup winners.

In 2005, he won the men's singles championship of the China Badminton Masters.

2005 Hong Kong Open Badminton Men's Singles Champion.

2005 World Cup Badminton Men's Singles Champion.

2004 Swiss Open Champion.

2004 All England Open Champion.

1, I was eliminated in the first round last time.

Lin Dan won one Olympic title at the 2008 Olympics.

In March 2002, Lin Dan participated in the All England Open Badminton Championships and won the third place in men's singles; On March 31, at the Korea Open Badminton Championships held in the southern city of Yeosu, South Korea, Lin Dan, who represented the Chinese team, defeated Sun Seungmo of the South Korean team 3-1 in the men's singles final and won the championship; On August 22, Lin Dan reached the No. 1 position in the International Badminton Federation Rankings and remained there for a week.

On April 6, 2003, in the men's singles final of the Japan Open Badminton Championships, Lin Dan lost to his national teammate Xia Xuanze with a score of 12-15 and won the runner-up; On July 31, at the men's singles 1 4 finals of the 13th Badminton World Championships held at the National Indoor Stadium in Birmingham, England, Lin Dan, who participated in the World Championships for the first time, lost to teammate Xia Xuanze and stopped in the quarterfinals; On September 28, in the men's singles final of the Denmark Open Badminton Championships in Aarhus, Denmark, Lin Dan defeated teammate Chen Yu 2-0 and won the championship; On November 16, at the China Open Badminton Championships, Lin Dan defeated Malaysian star Huang Zonghan 2-0 in the final.

From the beginning of the 2004 Olympic Games to the Rio Olympics again, Chinese badminton men's singles player Lin Dan has participated in the Olympic Games for the fourth consecutive time. In the past three Olympic Games, Lin Dan won two gold medals as a PLA player.

In 2008, Lin Dan won the Beijing Beijing time on August 17, and the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games entered the last day of competition, and the men's singles final became the finale.

The final was between Lin Dan and Lee Chong Wei, with the world No. 1 facing the world No. 2, and there has never been a final between the top two seeds in the history of the Olympic Games. The two are evenly matched, and the Olympics is a place where anything can happen, and no one can tell who wins.

When they walked into the arena, neither of them had any expression on their faces. In the first round, the two sides tested each other in multiple shots, which was also a contest of each other's momentum, and Lin Dan won this point. This round also determines the outcome of the entire match.

21-8, Lin Dan ended the game with an unexpected disparity in scores.

In 2012, he won the gold medal in badminton men's singles at the London Olympics and successfully defended his title.

Beijing time on August 5, today's 2012 London Olympics badminton competition men's singles final competition. In a match that was hailed as the most exciting game in the 20 years since badminton entered the Olympics, Lin Dan narrowly defeated Lee Chong Wei 2-1 and won his second Olympic gold medal, becoming the first men's singles player in history to successfully defend his title! Won his 17th world championship!

In addition, Lin Dan has also created the feat of winning all world championships more than twice! Worthy of the first person in the history of badminton!