
Danish shuttler Anders Antonsen stunned fans at the BWF World Championships 2026 in New Delhi with an audacious no-look winner during his match. Facing an awkward rally, Antonsen improvised by striking the…
Danish shuttler Anders Antonsen stunned fans at the BWF World Championships 2026 in New Delhi with an audacious no-look winner during his match. Facing an awkward rally, Antonsen improvised by striking the shuttle without fully turning, catching his opponent off guard and landing the shot perfectly to win the point.

The shot has become one of the most talked-about moments of the tournament, highlighting Antonsen's reflexes and creativity. The Dane entered the event as a leading contender in men's singles and has a history of podium finishes at the World Championships.
The no-look winner added to his campaign as an example of his ability to turn difficult positions into highlight-reel points. Antonsen continues his bid for the title in New Delhi, where the tournament runs through the week.
Anders Antonsen’s no-look winner is a rare highlight in a tournament that has seen few such moments of audacious creativity. The BWF World Championships, held in New Delhi for the first time, carries a total prize purse of $1.25 crore, with the men’s singles champion earning Rs 72 lakh. Antonsen, a silver and bronze medallist from previous editions, is seeded second this year and has a realistic path to the final if he maintains his current form. The next match to watch is his quarterfinal tie, scheduled for Friday, where he faces Indonesia’s Jonatan Christie, a player known for strong net play that could test Antonsen’s improvisation skills.
Source: freepressjournal.in
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