08/17/2026
With the BWF World Championships beginning today and our 30th anniversary this year, we’re looking back at some of the World Championship medalists that NYBC and our partner clubs have had the pleasure of hosting, both on and off the court!
We have to start with our Head Coach and Founder, Chibing Wu!
🥉 in 1989 (Jakarta) for Mixed Doubles
Highest WR : 10 for Mixed Doubles
Next up, is the reigning two time Olympic champion hailing from Denmark! Viktor Axelsen!
🥇in 2017 (Glasgow) for Men’s Singles
🥇in 2022 (Tokyo) for Men’s Singles
🥉in 2014 (Copenhagen) for Men’s Singles
Highest WR : 1 for Men’s Singles
Following him, is Malaysia’s GOAT and one of badminton’s greatest players! Lee Chong Wei!
🥈in 2011 (London) for Men’s Singles
🥈in 2013 (Guangzhou) for Men’s Singles
🥈in 2015 (Jakarta) for Men’s Singles
🥉in 2005 (Anaheim) for Men’s Singles
Highest WR: 1 for Men’s Singles
The reigning World Champion and the current number 1 in the World from Jiangsu, China! Shi Yuqi!
🥇in 2025 (Paris) for Men’s Singles
🥈in 2018 (Nanjing) for Men’s Singles
Highest WR: 1 for Men’s Singles
The player who reached number 1 with 4 different partners and with the most titles for a doubles player in a specific discipline, Lee Yong Dae!
🥈in 2007 (Kuala Lampur) for Men’s Doubles
🥈in 2009 (Hyderabad) for Men’s Doubles
🥈in 2014 (Copenhagen) for Men’s Doubles
🥉in 2009 (Hyderabad) for Mixed Doubles
🥉in 2011 (London) for Men’s Doubles
🥉in 2015 (Jakarta) for Men’s Doubles
Highest WR: 1 in Mixed Doubles and Men’s Doubles
The two time European Champion and 4 times World Championships medalist, Anders Antonsen!!!
🥈in 2019 (Basel) for Men’s Singles
🥉in 2021 (Huelva) for Men’s Singles
🥉in 2023 (Copenhagen ) for Men’s Singles
🥉in 2025 (Paris) for Men’s Singles
Highest WR: 2 in Men’s Singles
A two time Thomas Cup winner hailing from Sichuan, Xie Zhongbo!
🥈in 2005 (Anaheim) for Mixed Doubles
🥉in 2007 (Kuala Lampur) for Mixed Doubles
Highest WR: 1 in Mixed Doubles, 5 in Men’s Doubles
Last but not least, the current World number 1 in Mixed Doubles and the 2020 Olympic Champion! Huang Do