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Martin Lundgaard Hansen

Denmark · Men's doubles and men's singles · 1991 to 2008

Born 11 October 1972 · Right-handed · 186 cm

110
matches
67%
won
8
senior titles
13
finals
World ranking
1career high
Men's doubles

Not on the full weekly lists we keep, which start in September 2026.

Our ratingHow it works
1,690Men's doubles
last rated 2008

Highest 1,724. Men's singles: 1,527.

Form
6/10won of the last
10 matches
  1. L
  2. L
  3. W
  4. W
  5. W
  6. W
  7. L
  8. W
  9. W
  10. L

Latest: lost to Fu Haifeng / Cai Yun, Olympic Games 2008, round of 16. Newest on the left.

Season by season

Matches played and won, year by year.

  • Played
  • Won
  • A title that year
1 '91
'93
'95
'97
1 '99
1 '01
1
1 '03
1
'05
3
'07
'08
Show the numbers
YearPlayedWonTitles
20081060
200731190
200616143
2005530
20041391
2003651
2002641
2001541
2000620
1999111
1997110
1996100
1995430
1993310
1991221
Titles

8 senior titles.

Every final won, newest first. Each opens that edition's draw.

  1. 2006 European Championships Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen beat Carsten Mogensen / Mathias Boe 21–15 21–17
  2. China Masters Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen beat Cai Yun / Fu Haifeng 21–17 21–17
  3. All England Open Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen beat Choong Tan Fook / Lee Wan Wah 15–6 14–17 15–2
  4. 2004 European Championships Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen beat Anthony Clark / Nathan Robertson 15–3 15–9
  5. 2003 Singapore Open Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen beat Lars Paaske / Jonas Rasmussen 15–9 15–10
  6. 2002 European Championships Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen beat Anthony Clark / Nathan Robertson 7–4 1–7 7–3 2–7 7–3
  7. 2001 Denmark Open Men's doubles, with Lars Paaske beat Jim Laugesen / Michael Søgaard 7–5 3–7 6–8 7–3 7–1
  8. 1999 Denmark Open Men's doubles, with Lars Paaske beat Jim Laugesen / Michael Søgaard 15–13 15–10
Recent matches

The last 20 matches.

Scores read from Martin Lundgaard Hansen's side.

Olympic Games 2008Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen Round of 16 Fu Haifeng / Cai Yun 12–21 11–21 Lost
Malaysia Open 2008Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen Quarter-final Markis Kido / Hendra Setiawan 14–21 8–21 Lost
Round of 16 Mathias Boe / Carsten Mogensen 21–18 21–10 Won
Round of 32 Mike Beres / William Milroy 21–12 21–9 Won
Thomas Cup 2008Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen Group C Keita Masuda / Tadashi Ōtsuka 17–21 22–20 23–21 Won
Group C Craig Cooper / John Moody 21–12 21–12 Won
European Championships 2008Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen Final Lars Paaske / Jonas Rasmussen 19–21 16–21 Lost
Semi-final Kristof Hopp / Ingo Kindervater 21–23 21–16 21–8 Won
Quarter-final Wouter Claes / Frédéric Mawet 21–11 21–10 Won
Korea Open 2008Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen Round of 32 Shuichi Sakamoto / Shintaro Ikeda 19–21 14–21 Lost
China Open 2007Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen Quarter-final Markis Kido / Hendra Setiawan 21–18 16–21 16–21 Lost
Denmark Open 2007Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen Final Koo Kien Keat / Tan Boon Heong 21–14 14–21 12–21 Lost
Semi-final Fu Haifeng / Cai Yun 21–16 21–23 21–19 Won
Quarter-final Lee Jae-jin / Yoo Yeon-seong 21–16 15–21 21–18 Won
Round of 16 Johannes Schöttler / Tim Dettmann 21–9 21–14 Won
Round of 32 Tadashi Ōtsuka / Keita Masuda 21–14 21–18 Won
Japan Open 2007Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen Round of 16 Shintaro Ikeda / Shuichi Sakamoto 21–17 13–21 22–24 Lost
Round of 32 K Kawaguchi / Naoki Kawamae 21–16 16–21 21–16 Won
World Championships 2007Men's doubles, with Jens Eriksen Round of 16 Jung Jae-sung / Lee Yong-dae 17–21 15–21 Lost
Round of 32 Roelof Dednam / Chris Dednam 21–12 21–15 Won
Partners and rivals

Who with, and who against.

Head to head counts every draw match between them, in any event.

Partners

Rivals