璐村惂鐢ㄦ埛_0071JAb馃惥的个人资料

peter自己看世界第一排名。他还是很高兴得，那是自己努力的证明。 Peter is world No. 1 again24.06.2006In 2001 Peter was world No. 1 before he injured his knee - which put him out of business for almost one year. But now after five years Peter got the top spot back. Since Thursday he is world No. 1 again. "I didn't expect it ..." "I didn't expect it but I'm very happy. To get on top of Lin Dan on the world ranking is a great thing - even though it may be for a short time it's worth a lot to me. This is the final proof for myself that I'm back from my injury. I'm proud of it and will enjoy it for the following week or maybe more", Peter explained.

台北公开赛，比分结果网址 http://www.ctb.org.tw/yonex2006chinesetaipeiopen/eng/default.asp

peter将在7月15号和女友camilla结婚了！！wow,hoho Wedding Right now another big thing is happening in Peter's life: he will marry his long-time fiance Camilla on the 15th of July. "It's gonna be a great time for me and my family".

好消息，peter将在7月15号和女友camilla结婚了！！wow,hoho Wedding Right now another big thing is happening in Peter's life: he will marry his long-time fiance Camilla on the 15th of July. "It's gonna be a great time for me and my family".

台北公开赛，由于丹麦的选手都没有报名，这里就不会追踪报道消息了 mvp的时候可能他们会出场。加油！！！

[欣喜]最近吧里真是变化很大阿，越来越多的羽毛球本身的报道，还有大家加油阿，把陶吧打造的更好。让更多最新最快的羽毛球资讯在这里第一时间出结果。那样以后不用上什么新浪体育了，直接在这里看看就知道一切了。哈哈，期待那天的到来。

唉，JR他们还是输给高龄张军，真可惜。 19-21,21-14,21-15

大马公开赛结束，李宗伟赢了林丹。林丹输球输人，全世界都很失望。经典比赛21：18，18：21，23：21lcw在巨大的压力下，顶住7个塞点，奇迹般的赢了。林丹看来是输球输人，大马，新加坡，全世界的球迷对他今天的所作所为都感到不满，认为他没有体育精神。球是不能那样输得~~~~~~

看来会有一个多月没有peter的消息了，要等到25号的泰国公开赛了。哇哇

Out in Malaysia Out in Malaysia16.06.2006Unfortunately Peter lost to Chen Jin of China at today's quarter-final of the Malaysia Open in Sarawak in three sets 15-21, 21-13 and 8-21. Despite the defeat Peter is very happy about his performance in Asia. I got what I wanted "It's a very difficult stadium to play in and I started on a very difficult side and Chen Jin was able to put a lot of pressure on me. And he controlled the game in the first set. In the 2nd game I got the momentum and controlled all the way to winning the set. I knew I had to get a good start in the 3rd but I didn't. I really tried but I found it very hard to control my game on this side. Unfortunatly he got to a big lead before changing sides at 4-11 and he had a lot confidence in the end", Peter explained and added: Back at Thailand Open "Of course it's always hard to loose, but I'm very happy with my two tournaments this time. Winning the Singapore Open was and still is a great thing for me. To go through a very tough draw only a few days later is very tough and Chen Jin was to good for me today. I got what I wanted from these tournaments and now I need some time at home with my family and practise at home. Then I'll be back at the Thailand Open".

看来做球迷还真累，今天本来十分高兴的，结果知道了peter的结果，做球迷好辛苦，真的好辛苦！！

peter输给了陈金。唉，好可惜~~~~ 第三局估计是没有体力了。8：21输掉了比赛，很可惜。不过有so的title也可以了。tailand open再见了~~~~~

唉，大马公开赛peter止步8强了，陈金赢了。 CHEN Jin21/15,13/21,21/8peter看来最后是没有体力了，要不不会输得比分那么难看~~

Battle against Chen Jin in Malaysia Battle against Chen Jin in Malaysia15.06.2006Peter reached the quarterfinal-stage at the Malaysia Open in Sarawak thanks to his two wins against Korean Jung Woon Hwang and Poompat of Thailand. Tomorrow he will face Chinese Chen Jin to book a place in the semi-finals. The last encounter between them the young Chinese had won in the final of China Masters this year. Revenge against Chen Jin tomorrow? "Today was a tough day. Coming from Singapore and playing two matches in one day is very tough and right now of course I feel a bit tired. But I'm very satisfied. In the morning I played a young Korean and he played very well. For sure one of the Korean players of the future - I guess. A player who was an ultimate attacking player and it took some time for me to get to know him. But in the 2nd and 3rd set I got control of the match. This evening against the Thai who is a good player making better and better results on the Grand-Prix circuit. But I tried to keep the speed high all the way through the game and it worked. I controlled the match and got through to the quarters. I wanna relax now and get ready for a battle against Chen Jin tomorrow", Peter explained. 1/32 Peter Gade - Hwang Jung Yoon (KOR) 16-21, 21-13, 21-15 1/16 Peter Gade - Poompkat Sapkul (THA) 21-15, 21-16

大马公开赛8强产生，peter闯入8强，但是比分上感觉还是被咬得紧紧 21/15,21/16beat SAPKULCHANANART泰国的

大马公开赛果然噩耗多，peter今天打的很苦。老乔竟被淘汰～～～韩国的HWANG Jung Woon这个人我没有太留意过，竟然和peter打的也很激烈16/21,21/13,21/15peter还先输了一局。老乔竟然被印尼的BHAT Arvind 21/16,23/21击败了。太恐怖了～～～～～～

Good start in Malaysia 14.06.2006Peter continued his good run in Malaysia. In the first round he beat young Indonesian Tommy Sugiarto in two games at the Perpaduan Stadium. To reach the last 16 Peter has to play Korean Hwang Yoon in the next round. "I feel comfortable ..." "A very good start - in my eyes. Sugiarto is a young player coming forward from Indonesia. It was not so easy but I played very good and felt comfortable on court", Peter explained after beating the son of former World-Champion Icuk Sugiarto. Peter, who is coached by Morten Frost during the "Malaysia Open", won this tournament in 1998. " I really enjoy to work with Morten. We've worked together during this year in Team Århus and I think both of us are really enjoying. Morten has got the same feeling and understanding for the game as Thomas Stuer has. They're both supporting and coaching in a very good way". 1/64 Peter Gade - Tommy Sugiarto (INA) 21-17, 21-10

大马公开赛，peter首轮过关，但是感觉他有点累了。 beat SUGIARTO Tommy (INA ) 21/17,21/10

Not much I could do better ..." "Not much I could do better ..." "I'm very happy for my win here in Singapore. When I look back at the final against Kenneth, there's not much I could have done better. It's one of my best finals ever. I was a bit lucky to win the draw and chose the good side in the first game trying to put a lot of pressure on Kenneth. The tactic was working and I made it very difficult for Kenneth. In second game it was a question of keeping the pace, not letting Kenneth into the game - even though I played the more difficult side I had built up a lot of self-confidence and I could finish the game. Coming in to the 'Singapore Open' I hoped for a good result but this close to Thomas Cup I knew that I may be a bit tired after a very hard season. Fortunately the form just kept getting better and better during the tournament and peaked on Sunday. I had some very difficult matches on my way to the win and had to pull out the best I could to win. That makes it a good feeling now and there's a lot of good perspectives to bring a long towards the Worlds. We're leaving for Malaysia tomorrow for the Malaysia Open in Kuching - right now - I wanna enjoy my win here in Singapore", a happy Peter explained and added: " I wanna do as good as possible in 'Malaysia Open' but I have a very tough draw and need to recover from Singapore. We'll see".

Bao bows to peter(IBF) Bao bows to Gade Why has world junior champion 2000 Bao Chunlai not won anything since his last title in 2002, in the Denmark Open? Both Bao and Peter Gade had different answers to explain this after their semi final clash. According to Bao himself, he lacks technical skills and also the ability to settle down in early stages of key matches. For Peter Gade, the explanation lies somewhere else. “I believe that Bao Chunlai is a very skilful player, and is definitely one of the best attacking player, but I believe that he’s been lacking that extra bit of mental strength.” No matter what Bao was missing today, it was a very close match between himself and the top seed from Denmark. Gade was all fired up and took an early advantage thanks to the good side of the court he was playing on, winning the first game 21/15. Then came the tough decision of whether fighting all the way against the wind, and using energy to try to catch the second game and close it up, or hold his horses and keep some energy for the decider. Peter Gade didn’t make a clear decision on that point, trying to match up with Bao in the second, hoping for an opening, but still keeping some energy. Yet Bao was the quickest to reach 21 points. “In the decider, I knew then I had to take as much points ahead as I could before switching sides. Then, hopefully, I would score on a draw basis and match him to win at the end,” said Gade. His game plan worked perfectly and the Dane took a 11/6 lead before they changed sides of the net. And as planned, he was able to score on a parity basis with his opponent, which implied he got away with victory with 21/15 – 16/21 – 21/17. “Believe me, even if the score isn’t closer than 15 or 17, it is very tough to be out there to fight against the wind. But once again, I am really satisfied with my game and will now support Kenneth for him to win,” said Gade. The other semi final featured another Denmark vs China match later in the afternoon, with Kenneth Jonassen against Chen Hong. Incredible Jonassen Title holder here in Singapore in 2004, Kenneth Jonassen showed the crowd - all in Chen Hong’s favour - what a man with a strong fighting spirit can do. The Dane was surely in no position to brag when he trailed 12/19 in the first game, while he was supposedly on the good side of the court. The Chinese had had an incredibly smooth start, working his way, attacking over and over while the Dane was overwhelmed by frustration. “I knew I was on the right side, but I had just no feeling for my game. So I kept telling myself to fight and not let go, and if I had lost the first game, it would have been very, very difficult to come back.” The Chinese seemed so confident of his game, smiling between points, but he lost focus and gave some easy points to Jonassen, who got back on track. The Dane even closed up to 20/20 and saving another set of game points, he managed to win it 25/23 after a real spectacular come back. This could be one of the first times since the new scoring system has been implemented that such a big margin towards the end of a match wasn’t converted. The second game was just as tough, with Chen Hong taking the lead, but Jonassen also catching back for a breathtaking end of game at 19/19. A bad serve from the Dane, followed by an untouchable smash from Chen put the two men even to one game all. “It was all about getting as many points ahead in the decider on the good side then,” said Jonassen, matching his team mate’s remark on the importance of a good start. He did take a clear advantage 11/4, but as expected, after changing sides, Chen caught back little by little. Not enough, as the margin seemed to be too big this time. Trying to keep his cool, Jonassen however burst out when one of his shots was overruled by the umpire, giving Chen Hong an opportunity to get back to 16/19 – a crucial point. Yet the 2004 champion tried to calm down and took it away for the last two points, realizing that on match point, his racket had broken and if Chen hadn’t sent this shuttle wide, the point would have been definitely lost. “This is a great feeling to beat Chen Hong, but I was a bit lucky. I think Chen Hong should have put it away in the first game. This is the final I dreamed about. The title will be staying in Denmark, no matter what. And Peter Gade and I usually give a good fight and it is usually very tight, even if he has won most of our meetings for a while. Although, I had a better record against him before 1996,” laughed the Dane. The last time Gade had lost to Jonassen was last in 1995, in the final of the Irish satellite tournament. Since then, Jonassen has beated his younger compatriot only once in the Denmark National championships in 2004. Gade will be the favourite on paper for a rematch of the final of the Korea Open 2005 where Gade had won his last Grand Prix title. Yet Jonassen still is the only European player to have won here in Singapore.

大马公开赛比分查询！ http://www.protonmalaysiaopen2006.sarawak.com.my/result_list.php

大马公开赛，网址，比分结果！官网：http://www.protonmalaysiaopen2006.sarawak.com.my/结果：http://www.protonmalaysiaopen2006.sarawak.com.my/result_list.php

Bao bows to peter(IBF) Why has world junior champion 2000 Bao Chunlai not won anything since his last title in 2002, in the Denmark Open? Both Bao and Peter Gade had different answers to explain this after their semi final clash. According to Bao himself, he lacks technical skills and also the ability to settle down in early stages of key matches. For Peter Gade, the explanation lies somewhere else. “I believe that Bao Chunlai is a very skilful player, and is definitely one of the best attacking player, but I believe that he’s been lacking that extra bit of mental strength.” No matter what Bao was missing today, it was a very close match between himself and the top seed from Denmark. Gade was all fired up and took an early advantage thanks to the good side of the court he was playing on, winning the first game 21/15. Then came the tough decision of whether fighting all the way against the wind, and using energy to try to catch the second game and close it up, or hold his horses and keep some energy for the decider. Peter Gade didn’t make a clear decision on that point, trying to match up with Bao in the second, hoping for an opening, but still keeping some energy. Yet Bao was the quickest to reach 21 points. “In the decider, I knew then I had to take as much points ahead as I could before switching sides. Then, hopefully, I would score on a draw basis and match him to win at the end,” said Gade. His game plan worked perfectly and the Dane took a 11/6 lead before they changed sides of the net. And as planned, he was able to score on a parity basis with his opponent, which implied he got away with victory with 21/15 – 16/21 – 21/17. “Believe me, even if the score isn’t closer than 15 or 17, it is very tough to be out there to fight against the wind. But once again, I am really satisfied with my game and will now support Kenneth for him to win,” said Gade. The other semi final featured another Denmark vs China match later in the afternoon, with Kenneth Jonassen against Chen Hong.

peter again!(IBF) The clear psychological advantage of Peter Gade over his compatriot Kenneth Jonassen from having won every single of their international meeting for over 10 years was way too hard to cope with for Kenneth Jonassen on Sunday. Gade, boosted by two very good victories over Chen Yu and Bao Chunlai was all over the place, attacking quickly and very efficiently, sharp at the net, while his opponent was nowhere close to the level which had seen him beat Chen Hong the previous evening. As a result of which, the match was clearly one sided, with Gade coming out as an obvious winner 21/10 – 21/14, ending his 17-month title drought, after his last success in January 2005, in Korea, against the same opponent. “We usually play well in Korea, and it was great to win, but this is even more special to me. Kenneth was the first ever European to win here and now I am the second, it just means a lot to me, showing that I am definitely on the right track. But today I think I played the best badminton I played all week,” said Gade, while his frustrated opponent could only agree. “ I have rarely seen Peter play that well, and today, even though I didn’t play well because I was feeling tired, I lost to a much better player,” said Jonassen. The two friends however were planning on celebrating their double success by having a nice evening dinner together with their team mates. “Tonight, the French wine’s on me,” said Gade.

Camilla Martin现在的你过得好吗？晚间无聊，看着很多camilla的老新闻。不自觉地感动了。camilla现在你过得好吗？好怀念你在的日子。Tina可能成为你的接班马？

Yes! Peter wins 'Singapore Open' 11.06.2006An inspired Peter roared to victory in the 'Lion City' on Sunday, winning the 'Singapore Open' (5*) at a canter over fellow Dane Kenneth Jonassen. The world number three was irresistible at the city state's Indoor Stadium, charging home 21-10 21-14 in only 35 minutes. Kenneth had no answer today Jonassen had no real answer to Peter's ruthless tactics as the top seed repeatedly drew his opponent to the net with a series of short flicks before slamming the shuttlecock straight at his head. The five-star Singapore tournament had been a happy hunting ground for Gade in the past, but he had never before managed to win the title. "Today, I played some of the best badminton I have ever played, and I made it difficult for Kenneth today,'' said Peter. "I'm very happy with my performance on the courts. It means a lot to me to have finally won one of the big ones.'' He can now add the 2006 title to his 1999 runner's-up finish.

看了很多peter的比赛,感觉peter真超有风度. 对手要求换球,peter每次几乎都同意,只有一次(04 Thomas Cup决赛,林丹那次有一次peter没有同意换球,原因是LD很多次都不同意peter环球,这也是LD的常用伎俩,奥运的时候他就耍这套,结果被susilo直接拿过球去给裁判,才给换了,巨鄙视!!)而且每次只要是peter在网前不管是输是赢,他都会去捡球,而很多队员就算是在网前了,也要等着对方来给自己捡.

大马公开赛男单签表.peter Good Luck! http://www.internationalbadminton.org/draws/malaysia/ms.xlspeter这个半区在主要对手是林丹,陈金.不是很好打.加油了,八强时候要过陈金.

如果我估计不错的话,下次的IBF排名,peter应该超过lcw成为第二. 估计和林丹的积分不会差的太远了.100多分左右了.

可惜啊,Lars他们输给了Sigit! 太可惜了,好像Lars Thomas他们根本就没有进入状态的.

peter战胜老乔获得新加坡公开赛冠军！Yeah~~~~ Men's Singles Peter GADE [DEN] - [DEN] Kenneth JONASSEN 21-10 21-14 0:35

Yes!peter成为第二个获得新加坡公开赛的欧洲人！ Men's Singles Peter GADE [DEN] - [DEN] Kenneth JONASSEN 21-10 21-14 0:35

mm最近有什么消息呢？很想念他啊。 missing him。btw：这里有懂得丹麦语的朋友嘛？

这是一段Thomas Cup后的peter的采访录音。 http://www.internationalbadminton.org/exclusive-Den___Peter_Gade_.asp

这里有一段Perrson的采访录音，我要关注下这个新星！ http://www.internationalbadminton.org/exclusive-Joachim_Persson_.asp

老乔真是好人啊. For Kenneth, his “new” coach for this event made the fight even more exciting. “It’s very nice to have someone like Morten Frost on my side. I trust him very much as a coach and it is the first time he’s actually coaching me. With Thomas Stuer Lauridsen, things go very well also, so it’s really nice to be able to rely on some coaches like that. They support us and give us advices but at the end of the day, we make the decisions. “And in this tournament, so far, so good. I’m glad I performed well, but I still am not thinking of a success here. There are still some very good players around, and of course, I would like to see myself and Peter get into the final. It has been a long time I haven’t beaten Peter but if I lose to someone, I’d rather that it was to him, in the final,” said Jonassen. His partner Peter Gade ended the hopes of Ronald Susilo in the quarter final where the Singaporean played well but lacked a bit of extra energy on his legs to counter the Dane’s attack. The score was quite close – 21/19 – 21/16, but the Dane still felt he was in control of the match. “I was controlling the rallies, but I knew I would have to work very hard to get the first game when I was against the wind. Once this was done, I was very confident of winning and I may have let him catch back few points at the end, yet I knew I had to remain patient to take the right chance to close it up,” said Gade, hinting that he felt tired after all these tournaments back to back. Gade will play Bao in another appealing semi final, after the tall Chinese won against Malaysia’s Ismail Saman 21/11 – 21/11, still looking for the title he misses since his success in the 2004 Denmark Open.

新加坡公开赛决赛表! 1:00 PM Mixed Doubles Nathan ROBERTSON [ENG] Gail EMMS [ENG] - [INA] Nova WIDIANTO [INA] Lilyana NATSIR 1:00 PM Women's Doubles Wei YANG [CHN] Jiewen ZHANG [CHN] - [CHN] Dan ZHANG [CHN] Tingting ZHAO 1:00 PM Men's Doubles Flandy LIMPELE [INA] Sigit BUDIARTO [INA] - [DEN] Thomas LAYBOURN [DEN] Lars PAASKE 1:00 PM Women's Singles Mia AUDINA TJIPTAWAN ~ [NED] - [FRA] Hongyan PI ~ * 1:00 PM Men's Singles Peter GADE [DEN] - [DEN] Kenneth JONASSEN

新加坡公开赛决赛表!(06) 1:00 PM Mixed Doubles Nathan ROBERTSON [ENG] Gail EMMS [ENG] - [INA] Nova WIDIANTO [INA] Lilyana NATSIR 1:00 PM Women's Doubles Wei YANG [CHN] Jiewen ZHANG [CHN] - [CHN] Dan ZHANG [CHN] Tingting ZHAO 1:00 PM Men's Doubles Flandy LIMPELE [INA] Sigit BUDIARTO [INA] - [DEN] Thomas LAYBOURN [DEN] Lars PAASKE 1:00 PM Women's Singles Mia AUDINA TJIPTAWAN ~ [NED] - [FRA] Hongyan PI ~ * 1:00 PM Men's Singles Peter GADE [DEN] - [DEN] Kenneth JONASSEN

老乔也淘汰了陈宏,看来决赛会是Dane's play了! Kenneth JONASSEN [DEN] - [CHN] Hong CHEN 25-23 19-21 21-16

娃哈哈，竟然老乔也淘汰了陈宏，决赛all dane's play Kenneth JONASSEN [DEN] - [CHN] Hong CHEN 25-23 19-21 21-16

新加坡公开赛peter的教练竟然是frost！too excited~~~~ frost不是去南非执教了吗？可能是回来了。

Yes！peter战胜bcl进入新加坡公开赛决赛！！ Peter GADE [DEN] - [CHN] Chunlai BAO 21-15 16-21 21-17

Yes!peter战胜bcl进入新加坡公开赛决赛！ Peter GADE [DEN] - [CHN] Chunlai BAO 21-15 16-21 21-17

新加坡公开赛四强产生，Dane vs Chinese Peter GADE [DEN] - [CHN] Chunlai BAO Hong CHEN [CHN] - [DEN] Kenneth JONASSEN

Yes!peter赢了本土的susilo，进入四强。下一个对手鲍春来，加油！ Peter GADE [DEN] - [SIN] Ronald SUSILO 21-19 21-16

从林丹吧里发现的，原来国羽队是这个样子的 http://www.davidliu.cn

天啊，发生了什么？怎么小埃小伦中途退出了?可别是受伤了阿。

pic of singpore open

新加坡公开赛，八强产生。 peter险胜陈郁。决胜局竟然在18：8领先下被陈给搬成20平，真是吓死人了。西蒙被Hafiz淘汰了。

peter进入8强，但是和陈裕打得很苦！Thank Goodness Peter reached Quarters08.06.2006Thanks to his wins against Roman Spitko of Germany and Chinese Chen You Peter reached the quarterfinal stage at the ‘Singapore Open’ today. The match against Chen Yu was a close battle - in which Peter seems to be the clear winner after leading 18-8 in the rubber-set. Chen Yu fought back But the Chinese didn’t give up and scored many points in a row. It was a heart-beating time for all Peter Gade-fans when the score was 20-20. But then it was Peter again who was able to score the two very important successive points to win the match. To book a ticket in the semifinals he has to play 'local hero' Ronald Susilo tomorrow. “I was satisfied with my first game today. There was a lot of drift this morning you really had to be disciplined during the game. I was in control in most of the game all though Spitko made a good fighting”, Peter explained. 1/32 Peter Gade - Roman Spitko (GER) 21-15, 21-13 1/16 Peter Gade - Chen Yu (CHN) 21-11, 23-25, 22-20

新加坡公开赛第二轮，peter顺利过关。 Men's Singles Peter GADE [DEN] - [GER] Roman SPITKO 21-15 21-13 0:42

今天丹麦混双可是惨了，竟然就剩下一对了。还不知道Layborne他们会如何呢。

Tougher than expected Peter beat Mohd Latif of Malaysia in two games and reached the next round at 'Singapore Open' where he will face German Roman Spitko tomorrow. A lot of wind ... "It was a bit tougher than expected. I played a very talented young player from Malaysia. Only 17 years old he's got the future ahead of him. It took a bit of time before my speed was at the fastest point but I'm pretty satisfied about my start here in Singapore. It's an always difficult venue to play in because of a lot of wind - but I felt alright. I feel ready for a tough day tomorrow with two matches in one day", Peter explained. Read also: "Peter Gade: The favourite" 1/64 Peter Gade - Mohd Latif (MAS) 21-15, 21-12 1/32 Peter Gade - Roman Spitko (GER) Tomorrow