Badminton under sommer-OL 2024 - herresingle

Herrernes singleturnering
under det 33. sommer-OL 2024
De olympiske ringe
StedPorte de La Chapelle Arena
Datoer27. juli 2024 (2024-07-27) - 4. august 2024
Atleter41 fra 36 nationer
Medaljevindere
1Viktor Axelsen (2. gang) Danmark
2Kunlavut Vitidsarn Thailand
3Lee Zii Jia Malaysia

Herrernes singleturnering i badminton ved sommer-OL 2024 finder sted fra 27. juli til 5. august 2024 i Porte de la Chapelle Arena i Paris.[1] I alt konkurrere 41 spillere fra 36 nationer ved turneringen.

Referencer

  1. ^ "Olympic Schedule – Badminton". Olympics.com. Hentet 2024-06-01.

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