1977 IBF World Championships
- 1977 IBF World Championships
The 1st IBF World Championships were held in Malmö, Sweden in 1977.
Medalists
Event results
Men's singles
8TeamBracket-Tennis3
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RD1-team1=flagicon|SWE Thomas Kihlström
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RD1-team2=flagicon|DEN Elo Hansen
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RD1-team3=flagicon|DEN Svend Pri
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RD1-team4=flagicon|INA Hadiyanto
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RD1-team5=flagicon|IND Prakash Padukone
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RD1-team6=flagicon|INA Lie Sumirat
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RD1-team7=flagicon|SWE Sture Johnsson
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RD1-team8=flagicon|DEN Flemming Delfs
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RD2-team1=flagicon|SWE Thomas Kihlström
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RD2-team2=flagicon|DEN Svend Pri
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RD2-team3=flagicon|INA Lie Sumirat
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RD2-team4=flagicon|DEN Flemming Delfs
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RD3-team1=flagicon|DEN Svend Pri
RD3-score1-1=5
RD3-score1-2=6
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RD3-team2=flagicon|DEN Flemming Delfs
RD3-score2-1=15
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Medal account
External links
* [http://www.internationalbadminton.org/changes/resultsmalmo.asp BWF Results]
* [http://www.worldbadminton.net/worldchamp.asp#1977 WorldBadminton.net: Results]
* [http://www.badminton.de/HE.951.0.html Badminton.de: Men's singles draw]
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