1985 IBF World Championships

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The 4th IBF World Championships were held in Calgary, Canada, from June 10 to June 16, 1985.

Contents 1 Venue 2 Medalists 3 Results 3.1 Men's singles 3.2 Women's singles 3.3 Men's doubles 3.4 Women's doubles 3.5 Mixed doubles 4 Medal account 5 References 6 External links

[edit] Venue

• Pengrowth Saddledome

[edit] Medalists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's singles	Han Jian	Morten Frost	Pieter Nierhoff
			Yang Yang
Women's singles	Han Aiping	Wu Jianqui	Li Lingwei
			Zheng Yuli
Men's doubles	Park Joo-bong and Kim Moon-soo	Li Yongbo and Tian Bingyi	Liem Swie King and Hariamanto Kartono
			Mark Christensen and Michael Kjeldsen
Women's doubles	Han Aiping and Li Lingwei	Lin Ying and Wu Dixi	Kim Yun-ja and Yoo Sang-hee
			Haeng Suk-kang and Hwang Sun-ae
Mixed doubles	Park Joo-bong and Yoo Sang-hee	Stefan Karlsson and Maria Bengtsson	Nigel Tier and Gillian Gowers
			Zhang Xinguang and Yuling Lao

[edit] Results

[edit] Men's singles

Main article: 1985 IBF World Championships - Men's Singles

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Finals
	Ding Qiqing		15	11	7
	Jens Peter Nierhoff		11	15	15
								Jens Peter Nierhoff		9	14
								Han Jian		15	17
	Han Jian		15	15
	Torben Carlsen		10	2
															Han Jian		14	15	15
															Morten Frost		18	10	8
	Icuk Sugiarto		6	8
	Yang Yang		15	15
								Yang Yang		8	5
								Morten Frost		15	15
	Prakash Padukone		4	6
	Morten Frost		15	15

[edit] Women's singles

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Finals
	Han Aiping		11	11
	Sumiko Kitada		4	1
								Han Aiping		3	11	11
								Yuli Zheng		11	3	2
	Yuli Zheng		11	11
	Bok Sun Kim		4	8
															Han Aiping		6	12	11
															Wu Jianqui		11	11	2
	Helen Troke		0	4
	Wu Jianqui		11	11
								Wu Jianqui		11	12
								Li Lingwei		7	9
	Christine Magnusson		6	8
	Li Lingwei		11	11

[edit] Men's doubles

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Finals
	Park Joo-bong   Kim Moon-soo		15	15
	Steen Fladberg   Jesper Helledie		12	6
								Park Joo-bong   Kim Moon-soo		15	17
								Liem Swie King   Hariamanto Kartono		11	15
	Liem Swie King   Hariamanto Kartono		18	15
	Stefan Karlsson   Thomas Kihlström		16	8
															Park Joo-bong   Kim Moon-soo		5	15	15
															Li Yongbo   Tian Bingyi		15	7	9
	Billy Gilliland   Dan Travers		15	10	5
	Mark Christensen   Michael Kjeldsen		12	15	15
								Mark Christensen   Michael Kjeldsen		16	18	3
								Li Yongbo   Tian Bingyi		18	14	15
	S. Hadibowo   Rudy Heryanto		18	1	6
	Li Yongbo   Tian Bingyi		17	15	15

[edit] Women's doubles

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Finals
	Han Aiping   Li Lingwei		15	15
	Grete Mogensen   Liselotte Gottsche		3	6
								Han Aiping   Li Lingwei		15	9	18
								Kim Yun-ja   Yoo Sang-hee		10	15	17
	Kim Yun-ja   Yoo Sang-hee		15	15
	Sandra Skillings   Claire Backhouse		5	2
															Park Joo-bong   Kim Moon-soo		15	14	15
															Li Yongbo   Tian Bingyi		9	18	9
	Haeng Suk-kang   Hwang Sun-ae		15	15
	Nora Perry   Gillian Gilks		7	2
								Haeng Suk-kang   Hwang Sun-ae		17	9	3
								Lin Ying   Wu Dixi		16	15	15
	Dorte Kjaer   Nettie Nielsen		11	15	10
	Lin Ying   Wu Dixi		15	6	15

[edit] Mixed doubles

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Finals
	Martin Dew   Gillian Gilks		6	15	10
	Park Joo-bong   Yoo Sang-hee		15	0	15
								Park Joo-bong   Yoo Sang-hee		15	15
								Nigel Tier   Gillian Gowers		4	8
	Nigel Tier   Gillian Gowers		3	18	15
	Thomas Kihlström   Christine Magnusson		15	15	10
															Park Joo-bong   Yoo Sang-hee		15	12	15
															Stefan Karlsson   Maria Bengtsson		10	15	12
	Andy Goode   Gillian Clark		0	4
	Zhang Xinguang   Yuling Lao		15	15
								Zhang Xinguang   Yuling Lao		15	4	9
								Stefan Karlsson   Maria Bengtsson		12	15	15
	Stefan Karlsson   Maria Bengtsson		17	15
	Dipak Taylor   Nora Perry		16	6

[edit] Medal account

Pos	Country				Total
1	China	3	3	4	10
2	South Korea	2	0	2	4
3	Denmark	0	1	2	3
4	Sweden	0	1	0	1
5	Indonesia	0	0	1	1
	England	0	0	1	1

[edit] References

• "Weltmeisterschaften", Badminton-Sport, July 1985, pp. 4-8. (German) 

[edit] External links

• BWF Results
• WorldBadminton.net Results
• Badminton.de: Men's singles draw

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