Lee Hyo-jung - Achievements

Achievements

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Year Tournament Venue Round
2009
2009 China Open Super Series China Winner
2009 Taiwan Open Grand Prix Gold Taiwan First Round
2009 Yonex BWF World Championships India Semi-finalist
2009 Happy Suwon Asian Badminton Championship Korea Winner
2009 Wilson Swiss Open Super Series Switzerland Runner-Up
2009 German Open Grand Prix Gold Germany Semi-finalist
2009 Yonex Korea Super Series Korea Winner
2009 Proton Malaysia Super Series Malaysia Runner-Up
2008
2008 Hong Kong Super Series Hong Kong Runner-Up
2008 China Super Series China Winner
2008 Beijing Olympic Games China Winner
2008 Badminton Asia Championship Malaysia Quarter-finalist
2008 Wilson Swiss Super Series Switzerland Semi-finalist
2008 Yonex All England Super Series England Quarter-finalist
2008 German Open Germany Winner
2008 Korea Super Series Korea Winner
2008 Malaysia Super Series Malaysia Runner-Up

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