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Wang Shixian

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D.O.B.	Feb 13, 1990 (age 28)
Country	China
Height	1.68 m
Weight	60 kg
Handedness	Right

Women's singles
Current Ranking	6
Highest Ranking	1

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2015 TOTAL BWF World Championships WSQF Carolina Marin vs Wang Shixian

Publish on 14/08/2015 Views : 1424

2015 TOTAL BWF World Championships Women's singles Quarter Final Carolina Marin [ESP] vs Wang Shixian [CHN] score : 21-17 21-19

2015 BCA Indonesia Open WSSF Inthanon Ratchanok vs Wang Shixian

Publish on 06/06/2015 Views : 2183

2015 BCA Indonesia Open Women's singles Semi Final Inthanon Ratchanok [THA] vs Wang Shixian [CHN] score : 21-19 21-13

2015 BCA Indonesia Open WSQF Wang Shixian vs Saina Nehwal

Publish on 05/06/2015 Views : 1979

2015 BCA Indonesia Open Women's singles Quarter Final Wang Shixian [CHN] vs Saina Nehwal [IND] score : 16-21 21-12 21-18

More videos about Wang Shixian

	Asian Games: China fight past South Korea for women's team badminton gold
	Publish on 22/09/2014
	China beat South Korea to take women's team badminton gold at the Asian Games Monday after a fierce battle which saw Korea's top seed break down in tears at her ...

	China defend Uber Cup title after Thomas Cup heartbreak
	Publish on 24/05/2014
	A charged-up China defended their Uber Cup title with a 3-1 victory against Japan in Saturday's final to find some solace after the same opponents had ended the badminton powerhouse's ...

	Minatsu Mitani stuns Wang Shixian in second round at Li Ning China Masters
	Publish on 13/09/2012
	Japan's talented female player Minatsu Mitani showed her remarkable craft on court and remained successful in securing her place in Women's Singles quarter-final after creating the biggest upset of the ...

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2015 Australian Badminton Open 2nd Round
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2014 Australian Badminton Open
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2013 Yonex All England Open
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Wang Shixian (Chinese: 王适娴; born February 13, 1990 in Suzhou, Jiangsu) is a female badminton player from China, and currently the World's top ranked women's singles player.

What the fans said?

brenda steve

Posted on 11/07/2016

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david lee

Posted on 09/03/2016

though no longer like in your past glory days, you hv to fight many good players who hv emerged. but you are still a rather strong player to contend with. hv good stamina and up yr pace a little and your opponent will find it tough to keep up. best wishes.

sonam dorjee

Posted on 19/12/2014

i like the way she play in tournament but she made me disappointed with loosing to siana nehwal. She never smashed and that is where is lost most of the point..

vivian williams

Posted on 30/11/2014

hello i like to be your friend if you fell the same blakimeh53@yahoo.com

david lee

Posted on 28/09/2014

great! u were riding high at the Asian Games. But yr opponents have crept up very very close behind you. If anything u need to do to stay on top is only to raise ur stamina further. Thats imperative. Best wishes.

david lee

Posted on 01/09/2014

I must say u did good against Sindhu at Copenhagen although didn't win. Somehow i feel that u had played her a few times and ought to know her strength n her weakness, which I think u failed to pick up for your advantage. Yr coach shd be blamed too if he/she did not conduct surveys n provide u the feedback on such important info. Sindhu is fast n packs powerful smashes. U must avoid playing to her tempo. Her right baseline is not where u want to test her. She's tall but weak in her shin. So, for her to rush forward to take LOW net shots is what she fears most. She will weaken if attack this way consistently.

VINIT SAWARN

Posted on 31/08/2014

HELLO IM UR BIG FAN THATS WHY I JOINED BADMINTON AND WANT TO BE A GOOD SHUTTLER

singh jammu

Posted on 30/08/2014

I am the fan of wang shixianshixian

david lee

Posted on 25/03/2014

Good! you r climbing back, but I could see in few recent games u still show signs of impatience when u arrived at match points in the rubbers, and run a loss of some points.

Ace Lai

Posted on 10/03/2014

Congratulation,Win a Yonex All England 2014.

david lee

Posted on 22/11/2013

U should hv won the title recently in Changchow. U were leading far ahead in the rubber, but your impatience brought u down instead. U must hv been exhausted too but u did not know your opponent was worst. I wonder if u saw that Li Xer Rui could not even move to return the shots u put to her a number of times, esp in the rubber. U put her out of breath and u should hv capitalized on that. What a waste.

david lee

Posted on 26/10/2013

your accuracy in placing ur shots to the 4 corners were fantastic in your semifinal @ the French s/series yesterday. you made the newly crowned world champion puff and pant. should have continued to do so in the second set, but i think u were also out of breadth somewhat. need to train up your stamina further. best wishes.

Ratno Yudhistira

Posted on 18/06/2013

Welcome Struggling In Badminton Championship Next

david lee

Posted on 20/11/2012

It is true what goes up will come down, but some people do make a comeback. It takes determination and of course many many hard works. Many of those who have been playing with you and are familiar with yr style have caught up with u as they have learnt overcome it. You still have many years with yr age, so go work out something and get yourself back to yr glory days! You need to have oomph and perhaps change yr style to a more aggressive play. Best wishes!

Wahyu Saputra

Posted on 21/09/2012

You're Beautiful

david lee

Posted on 21/07/2012

Your playing style requires you to be deadly accurate, otherwise you'll lose by your own error. Thus, you have to have v good stamina, especially with many younger and v skillful players emerging to vie for the top places.

zhang xiao phang

Posted on 28/05/2012