Martin Qvist Olesen, a former world-class player from Denmark, won the M60 title for the fourth consecutive time. germany’s Karsten Grossgebauer nearly took the first set from him in the final. Ernst Liska placed third.
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International Badminton Stars shine at Austrian Senior Open
St. Pölten, Austria – The 6th Austrian Senior Open 2025, sponsored by VICTOR Austria, recently concluded, showcasing top-tier international badminton talent. The tournament, held from Friday to Sunday, drew former top players from 18 nations, demonstrating their enduring skill and passion for the sport.
146 athletes Compete in 29 Events
The event featured 146 athletes who competed across 29 events, spanning eight age classes from 35+ to 65+.These athletes delivered outstanding performances, making the Austrian Senior Open a highlight on the badminton calendar.
Olesen Dominates M60 Category
In the M60 category, Martin Qvist Olesen of Denmark secured his fourth consecutive title. He faced a tough challenge in the final against Germany’s Karsten Grossgebauer, who nearly won the first set. Ernst Liska finished third in the same category.
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The Austrian Senior Open highlights the enduring passion and skill of badminton players, proving that age is no barrier to competitive spirit.
