This annual badminton tournament has managed to create a place in the hearts of all the badminton fans of the world. Not only that, it is one of the premier badminton tournaments in Asia. A Badminton tournament that has made many young badminton players a prestigious career. Check Badminton Asia Championships Winners list.
The tournament started in 1962 and continues to exist today. Since then almost every year this tournament continues to be held with pride even today. As a result, we have had many new winners over the years. Today we will know the names of the winners who have continuously won their titles through this tournament. Also, check the Badminton Asia Championships Prize Money distribution for the 2023 season.
Badminton Asia Championships Winners list
Asia is the largest continent in the world. And Badminton Championship is known as the biggest badminton event in that biggest continent. The championship has spread its influence to countries like China, Japan, South Korea, and India. Also, it has attracted many of the biggest names in elementary across the continent.
However, China has been the most successful team in this grand event of badminton. Moreover, they have won several titles in recent years. Also, India has a good name in this badminton event. Although not in the beginning, the terms of Indian players have been coming up in this great event for the past few years.
| Year | Men’s Winner List | Women’s Winner List | Venue | Double Men’s Winner List | Women’s Winner List |
| 2008 | Sony Dwi Kuncoro | Zhou Mi | Kuala Lumpur | Markis Kido/ Hendra Setiawan | Lee Hyo-Jung/ Lee Kyung-won |
| 2009 | Lin Dan | Wong Mew Choo | Malaysia | Cai Yun/ Fu Haifeng | Chin Eei Hui/ Wong Pei Tty |
| 2010 | Chen Jin | Wang Shixian | Suwon | Jung Jae-sung/ Lee Yong-dae | Du Jing/ Yu Yang |
| 2011 | Lin Dan | Wang Yihan | South Korea | Jung Jae-sung/ Lee Yong-dae | Du Jing/ Yu Yang |
| 2012 | Chen Long | Li Xuerui | New Delhi | Ko Sung-hyun/ Lee Yong-dae | Tian Qing/ Zhao Yunlei |
| 2013 | Lin Dan | Wang Yihan | India | Mathias Boe/ Carsten Mogensen | Bao Yixin/ Tang Jinhua |
| 2014 | Lee Chong Wei | Wang Shixian | Qingdao | Hiroyuki Endo/ Kenichi Hayakawa | Misaki Matsutomo/ Ayaka Takahashi |
| 2015 | Chen Long | Li Xuerui | China | Lee Yong-Dae/ Yoo Yeon-seong | Misaki Matsutomo/ Ayaka Takahashi |
| 2016 | Lin Dan | Wang Yihan | Qingdao | Lee Yong-Dae/ Yoo Yeon-Seong | Chang Ye-na/ Lee So-hee |
| 2017 | Chen Long | Tai Tzu-ying | China | Liu Cheng/ Zhang Nan | Huang Dongping/ Li Yinhui |
| 2018 | Kento Momota | Tai Tzu-ying | Taipei | Li Junhui/ Liu Yuchen | Chen Qingchen/ Jia Yifan |
| 2019 | Tai Tzu-Ying | Akane Yamaguchi | Wuhan | Li Junhui/ Liu Yuchen | Yuta Watanabe/ Arisa Higashino |
| 2020 | No Game | – | – | – | |
| 2021 | No tournament | – | – | – | |
| 2022 | Viktor Axelsen | An Se-young | A Se-young | Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty | Philippines |
| 2023 | Not Yet played | – | – | – |
However, as an event so large it remains somewhat controversial. Because the political relations of every country are not good with all countries. As a result of which sometimes trouble with one country or another has had an effect on the event. Although that effect is not long-lasting at all and that is why this great event is still standing in glory.
Badminton Asia Championships Winners
Men’s Singles:
- 2022: Viktor Axelsen (Denmark)
- 2021: No tournament due to COVID-19 pandemic
- 2019: Chen Long (China)
- 2018: Kento Momota (Japan)
- 2017: Lin Dan (China)
- 2016: Lin Dan (China)
- 2015: Chen Long (China)
- 2014: Lee Chong Wei (Malaysia)
- 2013: Lin Dan (China)
- 2012: Lin Dan (China)
- 2011: Lee Chong Wei (Malaysia)
- 2010: Chen Jin (China)
- 2009: Park Sung-hwan (South Korea)
- 2008: Sony Dwi Kuncoro (Indonesia)
- 2007: Lin Dan (China)
- 2006: Lin Dan (China)
- 2005: Lin Dan (China)
- 2004: Chen Hong (China)
- 2003: Xia Xuanze (China)
- 2002: Xia Xuanze (China)
- 2001: Xia Xuanze (China)
- 2000: Hendrawan (Indonesia)
- 1999: Sun Jun (China)
- 1998: Sun Jun (China)
- 1997: Sun Jun (China)
- 1996: Sun Jun (China)
- 1995: Joko Suprianto (Indonesia)
- 1994: Ardy Wiranata (Indonesia)
- 1993: Zhao Jianhua (China)
- 1992: Zhao Jianhua (China)
- 1991: Park Joo-bong (South Korea)
- 1990: Rashid Sidek (Malaysia)
- 1989: Zhao Jianhua (China)
- 1988: Park Joo-bong (South Korea)
- 1987: Liem Swie King (Indonesia)
- 1986: Yang Yang (China)
- 1985: Liem Swie King (Indonesia)
- 1984: Morten Frost (Denmark)
- 1983: Han Jian (China)
- 1982: Yang Yang (China)
- 1981: Misbun Sidek (Malaysia)
- 1980: Rudy Hartono (Indonesia)
- 1979: Liem Swie King (Indonesia)
- 1978: Rudy Hartono (Indonesia)
- 1977: Rudy Hartono (Indonesia)
- 1976: Liem Swie King (Indonesia)
- 1975: Rudy Hartono (Indonesia)
- 1974: Rudy Hartono (Indonesia)
- 1973: Rudy Hartono (Indonesia)
- 1972: Rudy Hartono (Indonesia)
- 1971: Tan Aik Huang (Malaysia)
- 1970: Rudy Hartono (Indonesia)
- 1969: Tan Aik Huang (Malaysia)
- 1968: Tan Aik Huang (Malaysia)
- 1967: Tan Aik Huang (Malaysia)
- 1966: Wong Peng Soon (Malaysia)
- 1965: Wong Peng Soon (Malaysia)
- 1964: Wong Peng Soon (Malaysia)
- 1963: Wong Peng Soon (Malaysia)
- 1962: Wong Peng Soon (Malaysia)
Women’s Singles:
- 2022: An Se-young (South Korea)
- 2021: No tournament due to COVID-19 pandemic
- 2019: Tai Tzu-ying (Taiwan)
- 2018: Tai Tzu-ying (Taiwan)
- 2017: Tai Tzu-ying (Taiwan)
- 2016: Wang Shixian (China)
- 2015: Li Xuerui (China)
- 2014: Wang Yihan (China)
- 2013: Li Xuerui (China)
- 2012: Li Xuerui (China)
- 2011: Wang Shixian (China)
- 2010: Wang Yihan (China)
- 2011: Wang Yihan (China)
- 2010: Wang Shixian (China)
- 2009: Wang Yihan (China)
- 2008: Zhou Mi (Hong Kong)
- 2007: Xu Huaiwen (Germany)
- 2006: Wang Chen (Hong Kong)
- 2005: Zhang Ning (China)
- 2004: Zhang Ning (China)
- 2003: Gong Ruina (China)
- 2002: Camilla Martin (Denmark)
- 2001: Gong Zhichao (China)
- 2000: Ye Zhaoying (China)
- 1999: Gong Zhichao (China)
- 1998: Ye Zhaoying (China)
- 1997: Ye Zhaoying (China)
- 1996: Han Jingna (China)
- 1995: Ye Zhaoying (China)
- 1994: Tang Jiuhong (China)
- 1993: Han Aiping (China)
- 1992: Han Aiping (China)
- 1991: Tang Jiuhong (China)
- 1990: Han Aiping (China)
- 1989: Han Aiping (China)
- 1988: Han Aiping (China)
- 1987: Han Aiping (China)
- 1986: Li Lingwei (China)
- 1985: Li Lingwei (China)
- 1984: Li Lingwei (China)
- 1983: Li Lingwei (China)
- 1982: Li Lingwei (China)
- 1981: Li Lingwei (China)
- 1980: Li Lingwei (China)
- 1979: Li Lingwei (China)
- 1978: Li Lingwei (China)
- 1977: Li Lingwei (China)
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