![Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen returns a shot from China's Chen Hong in their men's single quarter-final match at the Singapore Open badminton championship July 1, 2005. Chen won the match 15-6 15-9. REUTERS/Tim Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen returns a shot from China's Chen Hong in their men's single quarter-final match at the Singapore Open badminton championship July 1, 2005. Chen won the match 15-6 15-9. REUTERS/Tim](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2D4JC1W/denmarks-kenneth-jonassen-returns-a-shot-from-chinas-chen-hong-in-their-mens-single-quarter-final-match-at-the-singapore-open-badminton-championship-july-1-2005-chen-won-the-match-15-6-15-9-reuterstim-chong-tccck-2D4JC1W.jpg)
Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen returns a shot from China's Chen Hong in their men's single quarter-final match at the Singapore Open badminton championship July 1, 2005. Chen won the match 15-6 15-9. REUTERS/Tim
![Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen returns to China's Cheng Hong in their badminton singles match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 16, 2004. REUTERS/Zainal Abd Halim SN/DL Stock Photo - Alamy Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen returns to China's Cheng Hong in their badminton singles match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 16, 2004. REUTERS/Zainal Abd Halim SN/DL Stock Photo - Alamy](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2D406NN/denmarks-kenneth-jonassen-returns-to-chinas-cheng-hong-in-their-badminton-singles-match-at-the-athens-2004-olympic-games-august-16-2004-reuterszainal-abd-halim-sndl-2D406NN.jpg)
Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen returns to China's Cheng Hong in their badminton singles match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 16, 2004. REUTERS/Zainal Abd Halim SN/DL Stock Photo - Alamy
![Kidambi Srikanth needs to be more consistent, feels Viktor Axelsen's coach Kenneth Jonassen | Sports News,The Indian Express Kidambi Srikanth needs to be more consistent, feels Viktor Axelsen's coach Kenneth Jonassen | Sports News,The Indian Express](https://images.indianexpress.com/2017/10/srikanth-759.jpg)
Kidambi Srikanth needs to be more consistent, feels Viktor Axelsen's coach Kenneth Jonassen | Sports News,The Indian Express
![Kenneth Jonassen of Denmark celebrates after winning the men's singles final of the 2003 Noonnoppi Korea Open Badminton Championships in Inchon, April 13, 2003. Jonassen defeated Park Tae-sang of South Korea 15-12, Kenneth Jonassen of Denmark celebrates after winning the men's singles final of the 2003 Noonnoppi Korea Open Badminton Championships in Inchon, April 13, 2003. Jonassen defeated Park Tae-sang of South Korea 15-12,](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2D4GH7T/kenneth-jonassen-of-denmark-celebrates-after-winning-the-mens-singles-final-of-the-2003-noonnoppi-korea-open-badminton-championships-in-inchon-april-13-2003-jonassen-defeated-park-tae-sang-of-south-korea-15-12-17-15-to-take-first-place-reuterslee-jae-won-rcs-2D4GH7T.jpg)
Kenneth Jonassen of Denmark celebrates after winning the men's singles final of the 2003 Noonnoppi Korea Open Badminton Championships in Inchon, April 13, 2003. Jonassen defeated Park Tae-sang of South Korea 15-12,
![Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen returns a volley to Singapore's Kendrick Lee during second round play at the IBF World Badminton Championships in Anaheim, California, August 17, 2005. Jonassen advanced with a 15-2, 15-2 Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen returns a volley to Singapore's Kendrick Lee during second round play at the IBF World Badminton Championships in Anaheim, California, August 17, 2005. Jonassen advanced with a 15-2, 15-2](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2D2F0KM/denmarks-kenneth-jonassen-returns-a-volley-to-singapores-kendrick-lee-during-second-round-play-at-the-ibf-world-badminton-championships-in-anaheim-california-august-17-2005-jonassen-advanced-with-a-15-2-15-2-win-reutersmike-blake-mbpn-2D2F0KM.jpg)
Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen returns a volley to Singapore's Kendrick Lee during second round play at the IBF World Badminton Championships in Anaheim, California, August 17, 2005. Jonassen advanced with a 15-2, 15-2
![Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen react during his match against Indonesia's Taufik Hidayat during the semifinal match of the men's singles Thomas Cup badminton tournament in Jakarta on May 14, 2004. Hidayat beat Jonassen Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen react during his match against Indonesia's Taufik Hidayat during the semifinal match of the men's singles Thomas Cup badminton tournament in Jakarta on May 14, 2004. Hidayat beat Jonassen](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2D4KMAW/denmarks-kenneth-jonassen-react-during-his-match-against-indonesias-taufik-hidayat-during-the-semifinal-match-of-the-mens-singles-thomas-cup-badminton-tournament-in-jakarta-on-may-14-2004-hidayat-beat-jonassen-15-5-13-15-15-7-reutersbeawiharta-beathi-2D4KMAW.jpg)
Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen react during his match against Indonesia's Taufik Hidayat during the semifinal match of the men's singles Thomas Cup badminton tournament in Jakarta on May 14, 2004. Hidayat beat Jonassen
![If I listen to every single comment, I wouldn't trust myself and shouldn't be where I am now, says Jonassen | 360Badminton If I listen to every single comment, I wouldn't trust myself and shouldn't be where I am now, says Jonassen | 360Badminton](https://360badminton.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/kenneth-jonassen-badminton-unlimited-2020-2nd-1024x576.jpg)
If I listen to every single comment, I wouldn't trust myself and shouldn't be where I am now, says Jonassen | 360Badminton
BWF — Badminton World Federation - Denmark's Head Coach, Kenneth Jonassen (right), chats with Kim Bruun during an interval. The Danish Men's Singles player lost in qualifying to Japan's Riichi Takeshita (12-21 21-16 21-16). | Facebook
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![Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen, the world No. 4, reacts after losing a point against Indonesia's Marleve Mainaky, the world No. 8, during their semifinal of the Thomas Cup badminton tournament in China's southern Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen, the world No. 4, reacts after losing a point against Indonesia's Marleve Mainaky, the world No. 8, during their semifinal of the Thomas Cup badminton tournament in China's southern](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2D4BC68/denmarks-kenneth-jonassen-the-world-no-4-reacts-after-losing-a-point-against-indonesias-marleve-mainaky-the-world-no-8-during-their-semifinal-of-the-thomas-cup-badminton-tournament-in-chinas-southern-city-of-guangzhou-may-17-2002-mainaky-beat-jonassen-3-7-6-8-7-5-7-0-7-2-to-help-indonesia-to-win-the-first-single-match-reutersbobby-yip-bycp-2D4BC68.jpg)
Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen, the world No. 4, reacts after losing a point against Indonesia's Marleve Mainaky, the world No. 8, during their semifinal of the Thomas Cup badminton tournament in China's southern
![Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen plays a shot to China's Chen Hong during their semi-final match at the Singapore Open badminton championship in Singapore June 10, 2006. REUTERS/Tim Chong (SINGAPORE Stock Photo - Alamy Denmark's Kenneth Jonassen plays a shot to China's Chen Hong during their semi-final match at the Singapore Open badminton championship in Singapore June 10, 2006. REUTERS/Tim Chong (SINGAPORE Stock Photo - Alamy](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2E78K4T/denmarks-kenneth-jonassen-plays-a-shot-to-chinas-chen-hong-during-their-semi-final-match-at-the-singapore-open-badminton-championship-in-singapore-june-10-2006-reuterstim-chong-singapore-2E78K4T.jpg)