Nationenkomitee / Nations Committee

[lennylenny]

at least for the junior in general i have an example in the badminton world ranking, but french player:
https://bwfbadminton.com/player/61628/t ... ior-popov/

[Servicio Médico]

at least for the junior in general i have an example in the badminton world ranking, but french player:
https://bwfbadminton.com/player/61628/t ... ior-popov/

interesting ... but with him it looks more like junior is his second name and not a generational suffix thing.. but cant tell for sure from the available information

[Chense]

Sorry dear NC but i dont accept the "clone" for my Sascha Zverev

I know its Alexander "Sascha" Zverev ... but ->

- Zverev is a second name that could usually fit for any russian-born german (or how you call Russlanddeutsche in english )
- Sascha is an usual german name

So i dont see him as clone at all as my names are always combined of two tennis players names in my actual rooster so it could e.g. be Sascha Nensel + Alexander Zverev i combined them of!

[flockmastoR]

Sorry dear NC but i dont accept the "clone" for my Sascha Zverev

I know its Alexander "Sascha" Zverev ... but ->

- Zverev is a second name that could usually fit for any russian-born german (or how you call Russlanddeutsche in english )
- Sascha is an usual german name

So i dont see him as clone at all as my names are always combined of two tennis players names in my actual rooster so it could e.g. be Sascha Nensel + Alexander Zverev i combined them of!

I see a clear clone here. You say it could be a regular combination while it is clearly simply related to Alexander Zverev. But it's a rather harmless one (if the rider Alexander Zverev already exists, it is a trottelable name though). Tim Boonen is also a clone while it could be a regular combination, so that's not an automatic exception