Peter Gade yet to see new stars emerging


Peter Gade Christensen with his food supplement Chia

COPENHAGEN: Former Denmark great Peter Gade-Christensen is longing to see new names rock the men’s singles scene since he left the game one-and-a-half years ago.

“I had high hopes of seeing new high-profile stars but it hasn’t happened yet. The men’s singles seems to be still in a transition stage,” said the 37-year-old Gade-Christensen, who won a bronze medal when he made his debut at the World Championships in Copenhagen in 1999.

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